Social welfare Charities

A day care centre for the elderly providing day care and transport, hot meals, refreshments, personal care (including bathing facilities, hairdressing and podiatry), social interaction, entertainment and advice.

The relief of poverty, sickness and distress and the advancement of education amongst single parents and their families in the South Cheshire area through the provision of, but not exclusively, such services as confidential listening, advice, training courses and signposting. The services provided by the organisation are within a Christian ethos.

The education and relief of poverty of children under the age of 21 in the continent of Africa

CodeBrave Foundation aims to create lasting social change by funding tech education for children and adolescents from disadvantaged backgrounds. We believe that digital literacy is essential for young people to participate and thrive in the 21st century.

The Charity objectsIn Pakistan and elsewhere: Assist in the treatment and care of patients diagnosed with Thalassaemia financial assistance and support towards equipment, services and facilities, educating and raising public awareness of Thalassaemia assist in the provision of surgical treatment and care for patients with cataracts to relieve poverty and suffering in communities by the

Cheltenham Open Door supports vulnerable, disadvantaged and isolated people. We offer a welcoming, non-judgmental space where our guests can relax and enjoy food, friendship, advice and support. Meals, laundry, shower and wardrobe facilities are all free at the point of access. We open 5 days a week (including Sundays) and the 3 days of Christmas. No referral or booking required.No questions asked

To promote education about the countryside for young people from towns and cities and for disadvantaged peopleTo provide facilities for people with a wide range of disabilities to enjoy the benefits of the countrysideTo support the advancment of education in agriculture, horticulture and conservation for disabled and disadvantaged people

Provides and operates community transport for people with limited mobility (mainly the elderly and disabled), for the socially isolated, and local public bus services for environmental reasons with support from Wiltshire Council in South Wiltshire and Kennet

Provision of outdoor activities to young and elderly disadvantaged or less able people

We provide emergency food parcels to clients in need who have been referred to us by partner referral agencies. We provide access to information and signposting to relevant services and organisations who can assist. As part of the Trussell Trust national network of foodbanks we also campaign for policy change to prevent the need for emergency food aid.

PARENTAL AND FAMILY INVOLVEMENT SUPPORT, VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS SERVICES,THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS, ADULTS, INTERGENERATIONAL MUSIC, HEALTH AND WELLBEING ACTIVITIES, CULTURAL AND HERITAGE ACTIVITIES, COUNSELLING FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN, ADVOCACY AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT, , SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUPPORT FOR WOMEN OF AFRICAN CARIBBEAN DESCENT AND THEIR FAMILIES.

The Harbour provides a professional counselling and psychotherapy service to people affected by physical life-threatening illness. This includes adults who are ill themselves; carers and family members; and people recently bereaved due to illness. The therapy explores the impact of life-threatening illness and gives clients time to think about their fears and concerns.

Our work is with children, the disabled and the elderly, providing support [material, financial and advisory] to people working with support groups to relieve the effects of poverty and disability, and to individuals with specific needs, thereby communicating the Christian Gospel by word and deed.

Alike is a game-changing charity created to combat the loneliness and isolation caused by cancer. As an innovative and transformative not-for-profit, we aim to utilise and harness digital technology to achieve our mission.

As part of the activity of prevention of and relief of poverty the church support individuals and organisations in Romania, America, India and in the UK.

Maintaining and developing our worshipping life, providing pastoral care to those in the parish through the occasional offices e.g. baptisms, weddings, funerals, providing opportunities for growth in faith through small groups, offering our buildings for use by community groups e.g. uniformed groups, Lee Green Open Studios, serving the local community through the provision of a refugee foodbank

The charity was formed to continue the activities of Dawlish & East Teignbridge Volunteer Bureau (Charity no. 1051265) in the Teignbridge area. It runs a Volunteer Centre, a sitting service, a nail trimming service, a home help service. It also offers a range of free community support services such as befriending, gardening, & enabling, and help identifying and accessing welfare benefits.

Pushing change promotes social inclusion by empowering people to overcome issues of dependency, mental health and homelessness. We do this by providing peer support, peer advocacy, education, training, awareness raising and self development. We also provide direct support for people to access services and represent service user interests with commissioners and service providers.

The relief of sickness and the promotion of good healthThe advancement of EducationThe relief or prevention of poverty and financial hardshipThe advancement of the Christian faith

Connecting and supporting older individuals to live a fulfilled life. Our schemes are designed to relieve isolation, promote well-being and enable individuals to maintain independence and stronger mental health. These include Befriending, Shopping Assistance, Friendship Groups and Social Events. Our Dementia services provide drop-in support and a Well-Being Cafe. Covering Ilkley and District.

Giving monetary grants to aid the elderly, sick infirmed and other persons in financial difficulties (both young and old) from the Parish of Borden, subject to the Trustees approval, it aims to help those in need.

JSAS trading as Migdal Emunah was launched in February 2013, as a support service for child and adult victims of sexual abuse and violence within the Jewish community. We provide free independent support to anyone in the community with concerns or disclosures of sexual abuse and violence. We provide workshops and training for professionals and parents to help prevent further sexual abuse.

Provision of emergency food to people in crisis.

Our sim is for Easingwold and District to be a community where all residents have a good quality of life and a sense of well-being and belonging. Our main activities are:A Community Car SchemeMeals on WheelsA Carers sitting serviceA Befriending serviceTelephone BefriendingCollecting shopping and prescriptionsKnit and Natter groupCrossword ClubCommunity MinibusSocial Inclusion

Legacare provides free legal advice and continued support to vulnerable people affected by life limiting/life threatening illness. We aim to remove stress and anxietyand provide peace of mind by delivering a professional service, sensitively, confidentially and quickly to people who would not be able to access such help because of financial/social constraints/isolation.