Social welfare Charities That specialise in Individual poverty

1) Holding daily and Friday Congregational prayers.2) Religious educational classes for children.3) Classes for adult in English are held regularly to enhance reading and understanding of the Qur'an and teachings of Muhammad (pbuh).4)Lectures and weekend workshops on religious, social and cultural topics are held by invited scholars.5) Collect and distribute donations to poor.

GASP Motor Project is an alternative learning facility that helps mainly 14 - 19 young people achieve and contribute their best. Disadvantaged and under-achieving under 25s in and around Surrey can learn basic motor mechanics and practical engineering skills . It helps to tackle anti-social and offending behaviours, engenders responsibilty and teamwork, and improves confidence and self-esteem.

ChildAid transforms lives of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged children and young people in Belarus, Moldova, and Ukraine. Short and long-term aid and development initiatives, in collaboration with local partners, improve life quality for the abused, abandoned and neglected from extremely poor families, orphans and disabled children. Our motivation is Christian but help is unconditional

The objects of the charity are the advancement of religion and the relief of poverty and sickness and will remain unchange in future years.

Encouraging resident students and their friends to help in the education of children and immigrants in deprived areas of Manchester and undertake social projects in underdeveloped countries.Running girls' clubs in different areas, where they learn new skills, and have the opportunity to interact with children of different nationalities and backgrounds.

Roundabout provides educational, artistic and psychological benefits to a wide range of disadvantaged people in London and the surrounding areas, through the provision of a Dramatherapy service. We work with people of all ages and abilities, in weekly Dramatherapy sessions. All our Dramatherapists are qualified, experienced, registered with the Health Professions Council and CRB checked.

Supporting orphans and poor in areas around the world, especially India

The Trust makes grants and donations to other charities to relieve financial hardship and poverty and/or advancement of education, mainly for children and young persons under age 18 particularly in Leicestershire and Rutland and for certain charities in the Philippines and other countries.

Information, advice and guidance to enable disabled and disadvantaged beneficiaries to explore and create a sustainable income for themselves and their families. Provision of self employment skills and awareness to education establishments and other organisations.

Charitable grants for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Chippenham, including for the relief of the aged, sick, disabled and poor; the provision or assistance in provision of recreation and leisure facilities or occupations where these are charitable; the advancement of education; the promotion of any other charitable purpose. Room hire facilities for local groups and charities.

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

Gloucester Foodbank's purpose is to relieve poverty and financial hardship, through the Food Bank Project. The project provides a temporary, stop-gap through food distribution to those who present in crisis. Free emergency food is provided for 3 days. The food is distributed in exchange for vouchers issued to individuals according to need by a number of local crisis agencies and social services.

Rural Arts delivers a programme of visual and performing arts & media skills and training to communities where cultural services are poor or none existent and in areas of deprivation. Rural Arts also coordinates ON Tour, offering a programme of professional live theatre to village/community venues across North Yorkshire.

Relief of hardship amongst members, former members, dependants of members and former members and dependants of deceased members.

To relieve financial hardships among poor people and other people in need by means of, making grants for providing or paying for items, equipment, services or facilities, including provision of food, accommodation and livelihood programmes for the benefit of the said persons.To advance education for the benefit of the general public by means of, educational activities, equipment and scholarships.

The practising of the Islamic religion in conformity with al-Quran, Islamic Shariat and the Fatemi (Fatimid) philosophy, culture & traditions, all as interpreted by al-Dai al-Mutlaq. The advancement of education, the relief of need, hardship and distress, the provision of facilities for the recreation and other leisure time occupations of the community, in particular the Dawoodi Bohra Jamaat.

Hello World initiates and supports projects that provide sustainable development, capacity building, and prevention of relief or poverty. Hello World follows principles of community-led development and respect in addressing critical needs in the developing world.

Grant making charity for the relief of the poor, sick and for educational needs

Advance the Christian faith, relieve need, hardship, distress, provide education for children excluded frommainstream schooling.

The provision of community transport, shopmobility and essential services for such of the inhabitants of Slough and its neighbourhood who are in need of such services because of age, sickness or disability, or poverty or because of a lack of availability of adequate and safe public passenger services. This is met by the provision of a transport service (passengers or assistance to non passengers).

TO RELIEVE POVERTY, ADVANCE EDUCATION AND PROTECT HEALTH AMONGST PERSONS LIVING IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (PARTICULARLY IN RESPECT OF REFUGEES AND THOSE LIVING IN RURAL AREAS)

Manchester Central Foodbank, part of the Trussell Trust Network, provides an emergency service to those in need in Central Manchester. We give out emergency food parcels (3 days nutritionally balanced food) and signposting services to those referred to us by front line agencies (social workers, GPs, chaplains, schools, etc.) as well as support in other forms to relieve the impact of poverty.

Working in Bristol NW we help to alleviate poverty through the provision of food parcels to those in crisis, in partnership with local care agencies who refer clients in crisis to us. As part of our service we signpost to other care agencies, advice services and support agencies to try and help alleviate the clients immediate crisis that is causing their need to use the Foodbank.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE TO ADVANCE ANY SUCH CHARITABLE PURPOSE FOR THE GENERAL BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF GREATER MANCHESTER AS THE CHARITY TRUSTEES SHALL SEE FIT FROM TIME TO TIME AND IN PARTICULAR (BUT WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO THE GENERALITY OF THE FOREGOING) THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND DISTRESS OF PEOPLE WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS OF HOMELESSNESS.

The club premises are situate in an officially recognised deprived ward in the town. It provides recreational sporting and social opportunities for young people in Bridlington and the surrounding area under an open access policy.