Social welfare Charities

General charitable activities such as the care for the elderly, general education, the relieve of poverty and social isolation

Regular public worship open to allServices of baptism, marriage and funeral for all residents of the parishSacred space for private prayerPastoral work with the sick and bereavedTeaching of ChristianityReligious assemblies in the local primary school.Provision of a Sunday School, Mothers' Union, Men's Fellowship, Parent/Toddler Group and social activities.Support to other charities.

Michael Streete Foundation's (MSFDN's) vision is that youth disadvantaged by poverty, inequality and lack of opportunities should have the chance to explore, express and elevate their personal and professional lives and careers. The mission is to provide youth with tools, resources and access to opportunities to develop the confidence, skills and talents enabling them to transform their lives.

Public religious worship, providing and maintaining a building used for religious practices, conducting religious ceremonies e.g. celebration of marriages and funerals, religious education for young people and adults, advancing Reform Judaism, pastoral care, interfaith engagement, providing advice and information to members and others, social events for members and others.

To provide housing and support for elderly people primarily but not exclusively of African & Caribbean origin in Newham to enable them to live as independently as possible and to organise activities such as Keep Fit, Healthy eating, Computer use, Tai-chi, Soft furnishings, for both resident and non-resident service users to mitigate loneliness and isolation.

The principal activity of the charity is the furtherance of Jewish Religion and Jewish religious education and the alleviation of poverty amongst the Jewish Community throughout the World.

- Financial support was provided to the local charitable organisations to help the people with limited financial resources. - Support poor people with no or very little financial resources to support themselves and their families - To provide fees for students coming from poor background.

For the public benefit to promote the education ( including social and physical training ) of socially and economically disadvantaged children and young people in the United Kingdom and Zimbabwe by providing grants and funding.

Reading Community Learning Centre offers classes, support and other opportunities for educationally disadvantaged and socially isolated women from Reading's diverse minority ethnic communities. Our emphasis is on finding ways into learning for even the most tentative and least confident of learners. RCLC also provides development opportunities for under-5s through an onsite creche.

Springs Church Gornal provides Christian teaching, guidance and support to advance the religion of Jesus Christ. Primarily through the provision and facilitation of weekly gatherings the church interacts with the community from the children through to the elderly. It also offers support for those most in need in the local community, such as the support for local food banks.

relief of poverty, advancement of religion and religious education

To advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public in such parts of the UK and/or the world: through Christian Mission and evangelism, including through the establishment and operation of Christian ministries or churches; pastoral care and the promotion of theology, education and resources; and to prevent and relieve poverty and care for those in distress.

Our community hub is a friendly setting offering support, advice, well-being & social activities, fitness classes, mental health/interest courses, community cafe, food pantry & counselling.We also run Streetwise offering practical & relational support to women involved in sex work & addiction through a night van outreach, harm reduction and 1 to 1 support.

The charity aims to alleviate the suffering of poor people, orphans and widows by undertaking projects supporting orphanages in Malawi.

North Norfolk Foodbank is a franchise of the Trussell Trust. It collects, sorts and warehouses non-perishable food donated by churches, schools, community groups and the general public. Any person in crisis can access our food vouchers via our numerous partner agencies, who will assess the need and where appropriate give a voucher which can be exchanged for food at our distribution centres.

Our organisation carries out its purpose by getting the community involved through social media propaganda and adverts. Donations of goods and money from the community are in turn, used to support those living below the poverty line. We organise free workshops for the unemployed on how to write a good CV and also provide free training on how to fill out job applications and how to find job

King's Cross Methodist Church is a city centre church that seeks to be welcoming and hospitable to all. There are services in Cantonese, Mandarin, and in English. We organise support for refugees and asylum seekers and run a night shelter for homeless people during the winter months and a weekly social club for lonely people. Many community groups use our premises.

Promote awareness, raise funds and mobilize effort to meet the essential needs of poor people in Bangladesh.

Our activities are Religious, we also help the needy for poverty alleviation. We visit the aged and also organise youth programmes for the youth in the Reading community.

Promotion of Jewish Faith and relief of poverty

Regular weekly Church servicesConferences, Seminars and Joint-churches eventsLeadership TrainingMusical ConcertsGames & Sports DayCommunity Engagement ProjectsRomance Academy & Youth ClubBusiness Breakfast eventsFood & Clothing Bank

the proclamation of the Christian gospel, including support for training institutions of ministers of the gospel, the relief of poverty and the help of those who are aged or sick.

A local charity affiliated to but financially independent of the Royal Mencap Society.We work in Liverpool and Sefton with adults who have a mild- moderate learning disability. We aim to prevent social isolation and enable people to progress. We provide: outreach; befriending; a range of social groups and physical activities; workshops; volunteering, employability and LD awareness

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral care, including visiting those in hospital, prison, care homes and the bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Supporting local schools and charites in the UK and overseas.

The education of women in Derbyshire through various activities, meetings and outings. Inspiring women through friendship and cooperation.Working within communities for the improvement of people's lives and environments.