Social welfare Charities That specialise in Loneliness

ReFrame Collective provides support to parents and organisations through co-produced and parent led projects and initiatives. The aim of this work is to reduce social isolation and impact of care proceedings on parents, to raise awareness of the experiences of parents and to improve the systems working with parents through increased understanding and development of co-produced initiatives.

Providing an entirely volunteer run & managed FM Community Radio Station to the care and wider general communities within Taunton Deane boundary, and to anyone outside of the reach of the FM broadcast via the internet and dedicated smartphone app, including patients cared for within all hospitals in Somerset, to ease isolation, inform on important topics and provide general entertainment

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship anywhere in the world through the provision of items and food to individuals in need that they could not otherwise afford. To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society.

We provide a range of activities aimed at supporting the over 50s particularly those that are lonely and isolated.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO, WHICH ARE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE RESIDENTS OF BEACONSFIELD AND THE SURROUNDING AREA (AND IN THIS DOCUMENT IT IS CALLED THE AREA OF BENEFIT) ARE:(1) TO PROMOTE SOCIAL INCLUSION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PREVENTING PEOPLE FROM BECOMING SOCIALLY EXCLUDED, RELIEVING THE NEEDS OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED, AND ASSISTING THEM TO INTEGRATE INTO SOCIETY.

The Association has a clear objective: to help sustain a resilient and empowered RAF community, including serving personnel, RAF veterans and their families.We work to reduce loneliness and isolation by helping all generations to remain active, thriving and valued members of their local communities.We relieve key elements of everyday life which can cause our beneficiaries pressure.

We understand hearing voices as a meaningful experience had by a significant minority, not a disease or disorder. We host an interactive international community and social media hub at www.intervoiceonline.org, promoting networking, conferences, research and information that enables people to cope with distressing voices and the stigma, discrimination and isolation they often experience.

Food Bank, Education and Training (e.g. numeracy and literacy classes), Training for Life Programmes including understanding Universal Credits and Budgeting, CV writing and basic IT skills, Holiday Clubs, Sports and Recreational activities for the Youth, Supporting the Elderly (Befriending Scheme), Health and Wellbeing Programmes, Nursery Play Groups and Mum and Toddler Groups.

This organisation provides a platform for local women to improve their education, craft skills and social contact. It also enables involvement on important issues both locally and nationally.

TO PROVIDE WELFARE SUPPORT ANYONE WHO IS SERVING OR WHO HAS SERVED IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE OR ITS ASSOCIATED AIR FORCES, THEIR SPOUSES, WIDOWS/WIDOWERS AND THEIR DEPENDANTS WHO MAY NEED ASSISTANCE BY REASON OF FINANCIAL DISTRESS, DISABILITY, SICKNESS, CONVALESCENCE, LONELINESS OR OTHERWISE.

Making grants in order to alleviate poverty, enhance educational opportunities, increase access to physical/mental health services and reduce social isolation.

Providing grants to other charities, community groups and individuals, who are working to support local communities, including, but not exclusively, children and young people, animals, disadvantaged or socially excluded people, or people with disabilities, plus those who work to advance the education of local local communities with respect to the Welsh language, history and culture.

The object of SingersResound is to preserve and protect the physical and mental healthof opera and classical singers when they have encountered difficulties which impacttheir ability to perform. The charity fulfils this objective by providing a mentoringprogramme offering confidential support and education to help rebuild confidence andskills and to help alleviate isolation.

To promote all or any charitable purposes for the benefit of thecommunity within London the Area Objectives of Benefit and in particularthe advancement of higher education and training, the improvement ofhealth and the relief of poverty, social exclusion, distress sickness. promote and represent at policy and strategy level theinterests of Horn African Humanitarian Organisatization

To provide social contact and activities for elderly people to help aleviate loneliness.

A cultural and community centre that brings people together to deal with isolation, enhance cultural belonging and provide advice information and advocacy.

We are a grant-making charity making donations to initiatives intended to combat social exclusion.The Foundation does not accept unsolicited applications for funding.

The VINE Project aims to support vulnerable children in Esikhwani, Kwa Zulu Natal, who have lost both parents through AIDS. Providing educational grants for fee's and uniform, instigate programmes to alleviate social isolation, and provides a food voucher scheme. The introduction of two income-generating projects helps enhance the incomes of the Grandmothers who support their own orphan grandcil

Worcester Park Womens Club is no longer affiliated to NAWC.. The purpose of the club is to provide a meeting place for women of any age irrespective of marital status, race, colour or creed. The aim of the club is to educate, entertain and foster friendships between women. We want women in our area to have a place to go so that they never need to feel lonely, isolated or w

Sustain continuity of radio programmes on 24/7 basis to patients and staff of Betsi Cadwalader University Health Board. Undertake ward visiting to patients to counter loneliness. Play music requests and provide news and information. Fundraising to maintain organisation including visiting events with an outside broadcast vehicle.

The group is primarily known as a Luncheon Club. The luncheon group's objective is to bring older people together in order to enjoy a hot nutritious meal to improve the level of nutrition, and to socialise with friends on a weekly basis; to avoid isolation, a prevalent issue of the elderly.

We are a charity social group which supports children and young adults who have Down Syndrome and their families.We hold group family sessions consisting of meet ups and activities such as dance, circus skills, discos and trips -winter wonderland, festivals, theme parks etc. We hold more of these sessions during the school holidays when our members are more socially isolated and places to visit

The function of our group is to provide a safe meeting place to tackle social isolation; provide stimulation and interest for those with time on their hands i.e. retirement, unemployment or illness, for likeminded people to come together and learn a new skill or pass their skills onto others.

We seek to bring about positive and lasting change in the lives of disadvantaged, socially excluded children and young people and their families. We run a wide variety of projects and activities including education, social, culture, sport and leisure activities, children and youth club, information and advice for families with children; signposting and referrals

The charity objects are to:? Relieve the poverty and hardship within people in the community. ? Advance the education of the members and to facilitate the provision and access to training on basic skills in English and Mathematics. ? Provide recreational and leisure activities to reduce social isolation or distress.? Deliver health and nutrition information to the the community.