Social welfare Charities That specialise in Bereavement

The Bereavement Counselling Service has been available in Warrington since 1987. It was set up as a charity and is validated by the charities commission.The service was primarily set up to support and counsel people who live in the Warrington area who are having difficulties with the natural grieving process, in particular the protection and promotion of good health, both mental and physical.

Request for grants are considered from residents of Litton Cheney only.1. School leavers going to university, apprenticeships or first full time employment.2. Elderly on limited income towards cost of heating etc.3. Those needing financial help resulting from sudden illness or bereavement etc.4. Other Litton Cheney charities eg. School, Church and Community Associations.

To relieve poverty and help support the needy.To provide educational needs through training and Newsletters.To provide meals to the elderly.To help with bereavement of community members.

Village hall Whiddon Down, Drewsteignton & environs, close Merrymeet junc. A30 16 miles West Exeter. Good car park, used by: Devon Bat Group, phys activity gps, dog training, seniors, wood carving, church & chapel, bereavement, whist drives etc

At Christmas time our charity delivers food parcels ( Christmas Treats) to the sick and infirm and housebound to cheer them up, and let them know that someone is thinking of them at this special time. We have also extended it to those who are bereaved. We operate in the Appledore Area only.

Marriage. Babies and children dedication. Baptism. Funeral Ceremonies. Evangelize and preach the gospel. Children and young people day out and fun day, Christian counselling and bereavement visits and Home, Hospital, Prison and School visits

The charity gives grants to help the bereaved, those hospitalised and their relatives. It also gives grants to young people to help with their education and organisations for the young and elderly in the Parish.

Small donations within our budget are given annually to people deemed to be in need or have encountered difficult problems eg: bereavement, illness or poverty. In most cases these donations are given in cash so that the person concerned can utilise the gift in our village shop thus not necessitating travelling some distance by public transport (minimum return of 14 miles).

This trust is for the support of 'orphaned children in need' by means of small monetary grants. The children should be under the age of twenty-one and bereaved of one or both parents. Generally they will be children in full time education and grants are given particularly to support educational needs or more basic requirements such as clothing costs,

To support elderly villagers who are in need. To support villagers or their families who have suffered a tragic accident or bereavement. General charitable purposes.

GRANTS TO INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF THE RAOB FOR NECESSITOUS PURPOSES. DEATH GRANTS TO BEREAVED FAMILIES TO ASSIST WITH FUNERAL EXPENSES. CONVALESCENT GRANTS FOR MEMBERS GOING ON CONVALESCENT STAY AT THE RAOB CONVALESCENT HOMES. BENEVOLENT FUND IS AVAILABLE TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE RAOB MERSEY PROVINCE WHO ARE IN FULL FINANCIAL COMPLIANCE. THE FUND ALSO ASSISTS WIDOWS IN NECESSITOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.

Counselling and personal support for all persons without geographical limitation including in relation to personal and psychological/spiritual/emotional problems, relationship, marriage, bereavement and addictive behaviours. Also mentoring and teaching/training in relation to these areas.

Provision of cash and/or gifts to those in the Parish of Corsley & Chapmanslade who are perceived as being in need, are recently bereaved or elderly and housebound.

?The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, bereavement, financial hardship or other disadvantage?1. Continue to give out the Christmas bulbs2. Offer relief of cases of poverty suggested by the Minister, with the approval of the trustees.3. Meet other needs that arise during the year that are in line with the new objectives e.g. donation to the Food Bank.

The Fund was established as a Trust in 1950, with the aim to make 'grants out of the Trust Fund for the relief of Members of the Association who are in necessitous circumstances.' These may be unexpected occurrences which affect the professional life of a Member. Whether it is an accident, a bereavement or illness.

We have broadened the activities of the charities to give help & support to the bereaved, to help with the needs of any of our parishioners & to make newcomers to the parish feel welcome.

Provides grants/donations to people studying or wishing to undertake educational training in the Bereavement sector. Provides grants/donations to research projectives or initiatives to the persons involved in the Bereavement/Cremation/Crematorium industry.

Our charity provides basic monthly income for widows in the Bardai region of Gujrat, India. Although the money distributed is a poor substitute for the loss of a spouse, it provides a small comfort of a regular income in both young and old age.

The aim of the charity is to work for the benefit of the Ismaili Community and in particular for the relief of poverty and advancement of education.The charity also aims to support members of the community at the time of bereavement, by providing support and facilities for burials.

The charity is for the benefit of the parishioners of Hardingham. It gives fuel grants to the elderly and infirm. Grants for help in sickness and disability. Grants towards bereavement costs. Education and facilities for the young and elderly are considered. The trustees welcome referrals of potential beneficiaries from any source. The charity supports the most needy.

Provides bereavement grants,bi-annual grants and one-off grants to support dependants of deceased clergy who have been licensed in the diocese of Norwich.

Generally for younger people. Particular interests in helping bereavement and victims of trauma.

The charity aims to provide small grants to needy parishoners in the event of bereavement or other exceptional circumstances and to make a Christmas payment to any deserving resident.

Benefits to the elderly/disabled and the sick - help with visits to hospitals, convalescent homes or similar institutions and to those in need and the bereaved.Assist fulltime students, living in Fritton, with funds for text books.

AT CHRISTMAS GIFT VOUCHERS ARE PURCHASED FROM THE CHARITY AND GIVEN TO VILLAGE RESIDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN SERIOUSLY ILL OR BEREAVED DURING THE YEAR.