Social welfare Charities

Sunrise provides playgroups, youth groups and drop-ins for members of the local ethnic minority communities. We also provide a confidential counselling and support service for those at risk of or experiencing domestic abuse. Through our sessions we provide advice and support on a wide range of issues affecting our users, including health, education, racial discrimination and human rights.

Operating like a foodbank, giving out bundles of essential items to people who need them in our community. We support people who are pregnant or looking after children. We provide free (mostly pre-loved) baby and child equipment and supplies, including clothing, nappies, prams, car seats, cots and bedding and safety equipment such as highchairs and stair gates.

Joanna works with women, particularly those at risk of, or involved in prostitution in Leeds. Through practical and emotional support, befriending and mentoring we aim to enable these women to exit prostitution and sustain a new life.

1, TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STATEMENT OF BELIEFS SET OUT IN APENDIX "A". 2, TO RELIEVE PERSONS WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM POVERTY, SICKNESS AND DISTRESS OR WHO ARE OTHERWISE IN CHARITABLE NEED.

The objects of the charity are:1. Community transport2. Provision of facilities for recreation, or other leisure time occupation and interests of Social Welfare or in pursuant of employment.

Southampton Sight supports people with sight loss or at risk of sight loss to remainindependent. We do this by delivering services that support people to have greater independence, experience reduced isolation, achieve their own individual goals and to have greater access to sight loss resources.

We are a countywide, independent charity, working with rural communities in Northamptonshire to improve their quality of life. Through community engagement and development we support communities to reduce rural isolation and vulnerability and work with them to create a vibrant, sustainable future for all. We are one of 38 Rural Community Councils working across England, making up the ACRE Network

We have rented a building where socially or economically disadvantaged people are meeting for regular cultural and recreational activities. We also organised BBQs and Day Trips for the community to help economically disadvantaged people in gaining confidence and self esteem

Home-Start is a voluntary organisation committed to promoting the welfare of families with at least one child under five years of age. Volunteers offer regular support, friendship and practical help to families under stress in their own homes helping to prevent family crisis and breakdown.

The Centre Project aims to reduce isolation and promote well-being. Current activities include- My connect ' Community Hub'- Centre Kitchen - Social eating- Support, information, advocacy, signposting and referrals- Day services for adults with learning difficulties- Activities such as, games, art therapy, day trips and IT classes- The Freedom Youth Club - Community Food bank

All food given out by foodbanks is donated.Supermarket Collections are one of the main ways that food is donated. Care professionals such as doctors, health visitors, social workers, CAB and police identify people in crisis and issue them with a foodbank voucher. Foodbank clients bring their voucher to a foodbank centre where it can be redeemed for three days emergency food.

THE CHARITY'S OBJECTIVES ARE:THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION WORLDWIDE AND THE RELIEF OF POVERTY.IT PURSUES THESE OBJECTS BY THE OPERATION OF A CENTRE FOR CHRISTIAN WORSHIP AT ITS PREMISES.

The advancement of the Islamic faith and the relief of poverty, i.e. by offering help to widows and widowers, the elderly, the disabled, the unemployed and the under-privileged generally in whatever way possible, and by helping to arrange and attend the burial of any deceased members and to assist the bereaved generally.

Sunday mass services, Holy Communion, Holy mass once a month on St Gabriel's day, yearly annual anniversary, baptizing children and adults, wedding Solemnization, memorial services, Befriending and counselling support for the elderly, visiting the elderly and the sick, bible Study, choir rehearsal every Saturdays, Sunday School conferences and periodically fundraising event.

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church. Regular public worship, space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work visiting the sick, bereaved etc. Teaching Christianity - sermons, small groups, and courses. Whole Mission activities - children, youth, adults, parents, older people, events & meetings. Supports Christian charities worldwide.

The charity befriends, supports and restores vulnerable women by:running weekly Mothers and Toddlers groups;working with disadvantaged children, mostly from single parent families;supplying new mothers with care packages; andproviding support in several other practical areas.

Castle Point Social Car Scheme Ltd provides transport for the elderly and disabled of the borough to medical appointments and social events for the members of the scheme.

To promote for the benefit of the inhabitants of Melbourne, South Derbyshire and the surrounding area the provision of multi-purpose sporting facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation for individuals who have the need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances or for the public at large.

Our main activity is a drop-in centre 1 day per week open to all refugee and asylum seeking women in Bristol. The drop-in centre provides education, advice, information, support, social activities and training, volunteer and employment opportunities to refugee women. We also participate in local events and forums to give a voice to refugee women.

A group of 11 sisters - some working as staff members in local parishes; One does complementary therapy & another dance workshops. Our priory premises are used to the full by local groups & individuals for meetings and quiet days. The Dunloe centre offers food, clothes & fellowship each week for the homeless & marginalised. The Sunday stall offers recycled goods at affordable prices as well as sup

To develop capacity and skills of the members of socially and economically disadvantaged community of West Howe. Creating opportunities, the advancement of education, training, particularly among unemployed people, providing people with work experience. Providing activities promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded. Promotion of recycling.

Religious activities, Runs St Ives Food Bank which provides short term relief and advice for those in crisis regardless of belief or any other discriminatory factor.

2 Worship services each Sunday together with activities for children and youth.Weekday activities for all ages. A wide range of seminars and courses.Home groups for friendship, support and teaching.Involvement in the community with support for local school, Christmas shoebox appeal, church office open daily.Supporting missionaries overseas and local Christian charities

Five Prayers in the daily basis. Friday talk in Kurdish and English language for the public. Social events. Quran Classes.Kurdish classes. General lectures. Providing spaces for Azza for public. Religious events. Cultural events. Social women events. Advise sessions. Support and help, plus more activities...

We raise funds for the relief and assistance for the victims of war, conflict or natural disaster, through the provision of food, clothing, bedding, medical aid, accommodation, access to water and sanitation. This includes supporting an orphan's programme and a prosthetic limbs clinic. In particular for, but not limited to the benefit of people in Syria and surrounding countries.