Social welfare Charities

a)?Relieving poverty, sickness and distress by through the provision of advice and information b)Advancing education in particular the provision of language and other subject classes c)Providing or assisting in the provision of facilities for the recreation and the leisure time occupation in the interests of social welfare and the object of improving their conditions of life.

To provide the benifit of the inhabitans and in particular the muslim children and young people in UK of advance of muslim faith,advance education facilities. To establish schools to teach children of ethnic minorities, their mother tongue and culture and help them with curriculum education. Support orphanages and prevent poverty.

The Manna Day Centre is open 7 days a week, 51 weeks of the year offering the following services: free food, showers, clothing, housing & welfare advice and medical care.

To assist in bringing the Christian faith to the community and to help those who want to grow in their faith. To work alongside all age groups in nurturing and sustaining a relationship between them and God. To assist and walk alongside those in need, which includes establishing and promoting community projects and providing practical help for the disadvantaged, socially excluded and marginalised.

Relief of poverty by giving assistance to governesses and other ladies who meet the Society's criteria. Providing annuities, grants and subsidised accomodation for ladies in reduced circumstances

The Magdalene Group prevents sexual exploitation, coercion and grooming of women and those involved in sex work by providing 1:1 support, addressing issues with homelessness, criminal justice, mental health etc. Also working with young people affected by exploitation to recognise and move away from unhealthy relationships. Delivering training to safeguard young people and educate professionals.

The activities of Upton Vale Baptist Church include regular public worship, prayer and bible study, evangelism and mission, nurture and growth of christian disciples, social action, support and encouragement of other charities, giving and encouraging friendship and pastoral care.

THE OBJECTIVES OF THE CHARITY ARE; THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION ACCORDING TO THE TENETS OF THE ORTHODOX JEWISH FAITH, THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND SICKNESS, THE CHARITY'S DISTRIBUTION POLICY IS TO AVAIL THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES OF FUNDS ACCORDING TO THE OBJECTS OF THE CHARITY AS SOON AS THEY ARE IN HAND.

To promote the mental moral and physical development and improvement of young people within the North East Essex community ( in particular those who are socially excluded or at risk of becoming socially excluded) by working with them and their families to enable them to become responsible members of society so that their condition of life and that of their community be improved.

Providing Christian worship, fellowship and support in Teddington Middx and the making of grants to charities in the UK and worldwide for the relief of poverty and the promotion of education

In short the main activities we will be doing are- running lunch clubs for older people- running play schemes during school holidays for deaf children- providing information, advocacy and advice- running deaf clubs and organising social activities

MASJID ABU BAKR IS PLACE OF WORSHIP, IT OFFERS FAMILY EDUCATIONAL CLASSES, MARRIAGE SERVICES AND BEREAVEMENT COUNSELLING AND LEGAL ADVICE. THE MASJID STANDS AS A PILLAR WITHIN THE COMMUNITY AND HELPS CONNECT DIVERSE GROUPS OF PEOPLE AND IS AN ACTIVE PARTICIPANT WITHIN ALL FAITH COMMUNITIES.

Community Sight Support Service: An outreach service for blind and visually impaired people residing in the 12 inner London boroughs to alleviate social isolation and provide practical support Also: Telephone Support and Community ProjectsShare London Project - volunteers facilitate social outings in LondonSmall grants for aids and equipment to facilitate independent living

The operation of a fleet of specially adapted vehicles that provide a transport service for people for whom the use on conventional public transportation presents difficulties due to restricted mobility through illness,age or disability.

Providing relief of poverty, in particular providing support for orphans, widows and the destitute as well as assist those who cannot afford basic wedding and living expenses.Promoting strictly orthodox jewish education and religion.

Provision of riding for the disabled people and for disadvantaged people living in the area of Middleton in Leeds, which is one of the country's most deprived areas. Coach driving is to be offered for the more seriously handicapped people. The equestrian centre is open seven days per week for 50 weeks of the year and also acts as an equestrian training centre to NVQ3.

Promote and advance the Christian faith; relieve poverty, hardship, sickness and disease; and promote education and training.

SUFC Trust works in 4 key areas. Health, Education, Social Inclusion and Sports Participation. Predominantly an activity provider the Trust also provides support and advice to many local people through the medium of sport. Working with varied age groups we provide football activities across North Lincolnshire. We also deliver sessions around healthy lifestyles, teambuilding & multi-sports.

The purpose is the prevention and relief of poverty in and around the area of the High Peak Borough Council in Derbyshire. At present the activities consist of operating a food bank, wellbeing activities to improve or manage mental health, community eco-cafe, employability support, advice, signposting and work and skills training for job-seekers.

A food parcel for up to a maximum of 7 days is supplied according to need.Referrals come from Case workers, Social workers, Support Staff and other agencies and an appropriate food parcel is prepared. Food is supplied by local churches, schools, firms and individuals and is checked and stored ready for distribution.

The Bay Foodbank provides assistance, primarily in the form of emergency food parcels, to those in need in North Tyneside, responding to referrals from social and health services, churches, and other organisations.

We are a registered charity established in 2008. We support people with mental health, we aim to help people improve their quality of life, supporting people with various therapy approaches to help navigate or reduce low moods, anxiety, depression, suicidal ideations, abuse, trauma, PTSD, general mental health disorders and other low and high intensity. -Empower people-Relieve poverty & distress

Welcome Hubs, social events, exhibitions, festivals, ad hoc advice and support, English classes, translation/interpretation services to promote social inclusion and prevent discrimination for refugees, migrant workers and asylum seekers. We are currently seeking funding to deliver diversity and inclusion/hate crime/cultural awareness training across all Equality Act 2010 protected characteristics

The charity is focused on funding projects that seek to address unresolved childhood trauma, support vulnerable people and socially disadvantaged communities. The charity's current resources are committed to funding an expanding project that helps parents to break the cycle of domestic abuse and give babies the best start in life.

THE CHARITY RUNS A COMMUNITY CENTRE. A FREE INTERNET CAFE OPEN FROM 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM 7 DAYS A WEEK. ADVICE, GUIDANCE AND EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT ARE AVAILABLE. A RANGE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES FOR RESIDENTS, HALL HIRE, AND TRAINING COURSES RUN DAILY. THE PROBATION HUB OPERATES FROM THE CENTRE TWO DAYS A WEEK. OUR COMMUNITY KITCHEN IS USED TO COOK DONATED FOOD FOR LOCAL PEOPLE WITH FOODBANK VOUCHERS