Social welfare Charities

Leeds Baby Bank gives support to families in crisis in the Leeds area by providing emergency baby essentials, food, clothing and baby equipment. All funds raised from the night will go directly into help children aged 0-5 years old.

Christian teaching for adults+children.Baptisms,weddings,funerals.Prayer support.Church-run community activities.Youth club/drop-in,parent and toddler group + a conversation group for International students promote social cohesion.Hardship Fund for discretionary one-off sums to mitigate hardship within parish and also to support church members.10% of annual income given to other charitable causes.

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by working with young people living in Avon who are socially excluded or at serious risk of being socially excluded by the provision of educational and training opportunities which engage, motivate, build awareness, skills and capacity around safe vehicle road use and ownership, vehicle repair, maintenance, Further Education and employment.

The relief of poverty of persons resident in Rose Hill and Donnington and the surrounding areas who are in conditions of need, hardship and distress, and in particular by the provision of information and advice. To offer information, advice and assistance on all matters relating to welfare benefits, and city and county and national services at both statutory and voluntary level.

Provide facilities for Christian worship, prayer, teaching and friendship.Youth work, running youth clubs and working in local schools, taking assemblies and RE lessonsCommunity Projects - Pre-school playgroups and community help to the needyChristian Bookshop and Coffee ShopChristian Mission and Relief Work - both UK and Overseas

Support and services for women to improve lives and status for all women in the area. Counselling, Freedom Programme for victims of domestic/sexual abuse. IT support for women returning to work, English as a Second Language classes, creche facilities, mother and toddler group. Activities such as Art Therapy and various workshops

Volunteer car scheme, community minibus scheme, wheelchair hire, exercise and social activities for older and disadvantaged people, volunteer recruitment, photocpying services, internet access.

Our vision is safe, connected, thriving community. Our projects include: St Mellons Pantry (a community-led project tackling food insecurity); Pantry Garden (wildlife-friendly community food growing space); Wellbeing Workshops with local schools; Friendship & activity groups e.g. Crafty Chats, Diamond Art Club, Stay & Play, Nature Club; St Mellons Mutual Aid Fund; Step Out Scholarship Fund.

1) THE RELIEF OF POVERTY, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY ORPHANS AND WIDOWS.2) THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION.3) THE RELIEF OF FINANCIAL NEED AND SUFFERING AMONG VICTIMS OF NATURAL OR OTHER KINDS OF DISASTER IN THE FORM OF MONEY OR OTHER MEANS DEEMED SUITABLE FOR PERSONS, BODIES, ORGANISATIONS AND/OR COUNTRIES AFFECTED INCLUDING THE PROVISION OF MEDICAL AID.

Opoka offers a safe, confidential, non-judgmental service provided by bilingual professionals for those that have been subject to domestic abuse. Opoka strives to empower its clients to become more independent and our objectives are to help the most isolated and vulnerable to benefit from greater care, support, and justice and with our support will improve their lives and integrate in society.

We are a local charity offering community transport solutions for older and disabled people. We have our own minibuses and wheelchair accessible vehicles and manage a community car service. We run trips for people to get out and about, have a men's (and women's)shed and offer a volunteer brokerage service for local community groups, matching local people with their ideal volunteering opportunity.

We offer a range of services to young people aged 9-25 as well as members of the wider community including open access sessions, issue based work, sports/well-being, outreach/detached sessions, employment projects, volunteering opportunities, a domestic abuse awareness project and intensive one to one support sessions.

The ILEAP Charity aims to include children and adults with Additional Needs, into community based leisure activities of their choice. ILEAP delivers an annual programme of inclusive, community based, leisure activities that provide opportunities for fun and friendship aimed at reducing isolation, building confidence, raising self esteem and promoting independence.

To advance the Christian Faith, provide services and facilities for the local community, further Christian education and relieve hardship in Sidcup and surrounding areas

SUPPORTS CHILDREN TREATED AT THE EVELINA CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL (AND CLINICS VISITED BY EVELINA CARDIOLOGISTS), PRINCIPALLY FOR CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS, AS WELL AS THEIR PARENTS/CARERS/CLOSE FAMILY. PROVIDE INFORMATION, FRIENDSHIP, SUPPORT WHEN PARENTS FEEL ALONE OR NEED ADVICE. ADVOCACY PROVIDES PATIENT VOICE TO HELP GUYS & ST THOMAS'S NHS TRUST SHAPE SERVICES FOR CHD.

The Buddy Bag Foundation provides relief of material hardship and need amongst children, young people and parents who are fleeing domestic abuse for the public benefit in England and Wales, primarily, but not exclusively, by providing items of basic necessity and comfort.

The Charity's object is the relief of poverty, and to promote the Orthodox Jewish Faith. The above objects were continued with during the year.

Rothley Parish Church offers Christian worship in the Anglican tradition, maintains a village-wide pastoral care role, supports the work of the village school through its governors and direct involvement, maintains teaching and social activities for all age groups, co-operates and works with the other three Christian denominations in the village for the benefit of the whole community.

Mission: To host a world-renowned annual conference, bringing together women from all around the globe. To advance the education of the public in the subject of sex-based rights and equality. To promote human rights, especially women's rights. To promote women artists, feminist and activist art, and to give voice to minority and disadvantaged women through art.

Glamis Hall for All provides a community centre and an affordable day centre for people over 50 living in the area who otherwise would be socially isolated or whose carers are in need of respite.We also host a youth club, youth theatre, dance groups, exercise groups, church and an eco group. Regular public events are held throughout the year and our function room is available to hire .

The Charity manages Middle Street Resource Centre, Beeston, where we provide, and are developing a widening range of support services for people suffering from mental ill-health, social exclusion or other social disadvantages. These include therapeutic activities such as music, crafts and gardening, and courses provided by Nottingham College and other educational and training bodies.

Cambridge Dial a Ride operates a door to door minibus service for the elderly and disabled residents of Cambridge. It caters for individual members and group hire activities.

The company operates a sound structure of governance and management to enable our core objectives of; the advancement of the Christian faith, the advancement of education, relief of financial hardship, and the provision of care for all ages and people groups, to be achieved.

The advancement of the Christian religion & relief of poverty worldwide.It pursues these objects by the operation of a centre for Christian worship & programs aimed at reaching the un-churched together with a range of community-centred activities and projects such as grant making, debt counselling, running foodbank, marriage / home building workshops & residential retreats.

Provision of accommodation for poor persons over the age of 60 years.