Social welfare Charities That specialise in Clothes

HELPING THE NEEDY BY WAY OF EDUCATION, HOUSING, FOOD AND CLOTHING, MEDICINES, AND SELF HELP PROJECTS.THE CHARITY HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN HELPING ORGANISATIONS BASED IN MALAWI AND ELSEWHERE, WITH SIMILAR OBJECTIVES AS US BY WAY OF PROVIDING FUNDS AND RESOURCES TO THEM TO FURTHER OUR OBJECTIVES

Knowsley Foodbank works to prevent and relieve poverty in Knowsley by providing emergency food provision, toiletries, homewares, clothing, debt/welfare advice and other training to those in financial need with no distinction of age, race, sex, gender identity, religion, sexual orientation, political belief or other opinions/distinction.

Provision House ( formerly known as Loaves N Fishes )is a Christian Charity set up in 2010 to help those who cannot afford items to build a home. We provide furniture, other household items and clothing.Referrals of people come from organisations dealing with homeless, council teams, probation services etc.However our remit has now expanded to cover a wider area of provision and services.

Barnabus (Manchester) is a Christian charity offering practical, emotional and spiritual support to rough sleepers and those who are vulnerably housed in Manchester. Our Drop In Centre offers food, showers,clothing, access to medical care and activities; our Support Office offers accommodation referrals, advice resettlement and employment. We run an employability project, ReNu, furniture upcycling

We aim to alleviate the effects of poverty on children and their families in Manchester by offering practical help with clothing, bedding and baby equipment, and to break the cycle of poverty by encouraging engagement with education.

SCM exists to serve and to share with the churches of Southampton in their task of bringing the love of Jesus to the city. SCM provides food and clothing on an emergency basis using Food and Clothing Banks at local churches across the city. SCM works alongside schools in educating children in the teachings of Christ.

A charity which helps by providing hot meals, clothing and essentials by setting up mobile soup kitchens at various locations throughout the UK & internationally. We provide relief for those experiencing humanitarian disasters and offer services from our community hub for children, families & people dealing with social, emotional, mental & physical disabilities offering gym and boxing facilities.

The aim of the charity is to provide good quality cleaned and ironed clothes and other essential items such as bedding free of charge to anyone who is in need. The clothes are donated from the general public and retailers and then sorted, washed and ironed at our warehouse ready to be delivered /collected by social services, other health professionals or our clients.

Activities include providing financial support towards the educational needs of poor children and provide access to education as well as building shelter for the homeless. It also operates projects under wheelchair distribution, winter clothing, sewing machine distribution. The charity also provides humanitarian assistance in Bangladesh.

Future Hope helps underprivileged children - through relief of poverty and distress; provision of shelter and care, food and clothing, medical care; education and training to enable the children to develop into self-supporting adults . Future Hope (U.K.) supports the activities of Future Hope India which supports underprivileged children in Kolkata, West Bengal India

Normal church activities including Sunday services, children's work, homegroups, outreach into the community and a ministry which provides furniture, clothing and food to those in need.

The IWA Provides since 1991:* Free advice on All type of Benefits, Housing, Education, etc.* Free advice on Immigration and residency status in the UK* Family mediation and reconciliation * Children Camps and Social Family Gatherings* Free English Language, Training workshops and IT Courses* purchase & deliver clothes, presents and stationary to Orphans in Iraq

Sailors' Children's Society provides help to seafarers' children after a traumatic event such as bereavement/loss, diagnosis of terminal illness or breakdown of a marital relationship. Help includes clothing and children's welfare grants, respite breaks, emotional support and links to other specialist organisations for additional help. We aim to let children be children during difficult times.

Giving donations and helping organisations such as Schools, Hospitals, Mosques, Orphanages.Providing aid and financial assistance to poor people for food, clothing, shelter and medical treatment.Providing water facilities in villages by drilling bore-holes.

Spires is a center for homeless and disadvantaged people. We aim to provide options that allow service users to gain stability in their lives. Services include a rough sleeper's space, showers, clothing, food, women's group, drug and alcohol work, adult learning, mental health support, optician, nurse, dentist, chiropodist, resettlement, tenancy support, outreach, advocacy and emotional support.

Supporting children and their families admitted to hospital. We provide food, toiletries, parent packs, family support workers, pizza nights, clothes and transport. We also advocate with the government and NHS to make national change to things like feeding parents in hospital.

Baby Basics works with midwives, health visitors and other agencies to provide essential items such as equipment, clothing and toiletries to families in need for their babies and young children. Baby Basics also works with community groups around the UK to train and equip them to run similar schemes for their communities.

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship by providing or assisting in the provision of humanitarian aid in any part of the world by provision of medical aid, food, water, shelter, education, training, clothing and financial support.

The prevention or relief of poverty in the UK by providing goods and services, particularly but not exclusively the provision of equipment, clothing and other goods and services for babies and children, to individuals in need and/or other charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.

EDUCATION/TRAININGTHE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH OR SAVING OF LIVESTHE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTYOVERSEAS AID/FAMINE RELIEFPROVIDING FOOD & CLOTHING TO THE POOR & NEEDYACCOMMODATION/HOUSINGRELIGIOUS ACTIVITIESECONOMIC/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/EMPLOYMENT

Established in 1986, The Soup Kitchen is a resource for the homeless, elderly, lonely and vulnerable in London. We provide free nutritious meals, clothing and unprecedented mental health support to nearly 150 people each day in London. We aim to tackle some of the core issues of homelessness in an environment that is welcoming to everyone.

1. TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PEOPLE IN UNITED KINGDOM AND OVERSEAS BY PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING, HEALTH CARE SERVICES, TRANSPORTATION, SUPPORT, EDUCATION AND TRAINING. 2. SMILE AID PROVIDES RELIEF OF POVERTY INTERNATIONALLY WITH DEDICATED PROGRAMS TO HELP THE POOR AND NEEDY WITH FOOD & WATER SUPPLY, EDUCATION & TRAINING, MEDICAL AID, AMBULANCE SERVICE, CLOTHING, & DELIVER EMERGENCY AID.

Education and training in the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church particularly those on sexual morality and life issues. Provision of loans, grants, baby goods and baby clothes to pregnant women and mothers in need. Provision of grants or loans to other organisations who fulfill our criteria, particularly pregnancy counselling organisations, where our resources allow.

Crisis Support:- Hot meals, Laundry, Shower & Emergency items, Clothing, Healthcare & Housing support, Outreach.Empowerment Services:- Case Worker/1:1, Benefit Support & Advocacy, Mental Health 1:1 Support, Direct Access & referral to specialist servs, Money Mgmt, Job Club, Debt Advice, Addiction Suppt, Assist in retention of accom'n, Volunteering Suppt/Train'g, Prep for Work.Em Accomm Service

To work in partnership with others to create a sustainable resource which inproves the health and well being for people in Wythenshawe and increases their ability to participate in the wider community. To do this we offer furniture, white goods and clothes at low cost, courses for physical, mental and emotional well being and our cafe serves healthy food at an affordable cost.