Social welfare Charities

The relief of poverty and financial hardship.The relief of physical and mental health.The promotion of social inclusion.

To provide financial help to the poor and needy residents living in the borough of Folkestone.

The object of the fund is to provide benefit to the past and present members and their dependents of clubs affiliated to the Auto Cycle Union Ltd (ACU) by way of grants, loans, educational fees or otherwise as the administrative committee may deem fit and proper in deserving cases of necessity and hardship.

THE LIGHTHOUSE PROVIDES SUPPORTED LIVING ACCOMMODATION FOR HOMELESS, DISADVANTAGED YOUNG PEOPLE AND PROVIDES SUPPORT TO OTHER YOUNG PEOPLE IN THEIR OWN HOMES. IT ALSO OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES TO GAIN WORK EXPERIENCE WITHIN ITS SMALL SOCIAL ENTERPRISES.Within the Lighthouse Project Spalding is a property known as Karis House. This is a home for young women working to overcome life controlling issues.

Supporting vulnerable people from Jubilee House, Crewe with hot food, clothing, toiletries and healthcare services. Also sign posting to relevant services.From 11-13 Coronation Crescent Crewe the operation of a Social Supermarket and community hub supporting vulnerable and needy individuals/families with food and other services including budgeting coaches and referral to a counselling service.

Provision of daycare centre services where disadvantaged members may learn arts and crafts skills or manufacture craft items for sale.

To inspire lawyers to play a part in global justice and provide a means by which they can fulfil their duties as lawyers in society. To raise awareness of the impact on the relief of poverty that can be achieved through improved access to justice.

The main objective of the West Norfolk Deaf Association is to work with deaf and hard of hearing people to facilitate independent living and reduce isolation.We aim to raise awareness of the issues facing deaf people and provide a community centre for deaf people to promote social, community and educational activities.We primarily cover West Norfolk but are able to extend our service as required.

SGA???s objects (the Objects) and activities:???To advance education and provide training and employment opportunities in order to relieve poverty, in particular but not exclusively amongst black and ethnic minorities through the provision of education and training courses, support, advice and guidance workshops, welfare services and such other means as the trustees deem fit.???

We run religious services, prayer meetings, bible studies, sports activities, childrenÔÇÖs, parent and toddler and older peopleÔÇÖs groups, parenting, marriage and bereavement courses. Volunteers go on mission, and funds are given, to assist churches and relief agencies locally and overseas. We are motivated by faith in Jesus Christ and a desire to see Christian faith and values promoted in society.

The Standing Tall Foundation promote the mental and physical health of all community groups, through the provision of counselling, addiction support and physical activity initiatives. We further extend this support into the community to help those in financial hardship, including the homeless, via the provision of grants, items and services using the resources secured by the Foundation or those ma

The income from the assets of the Charity is held on trust to apply the same for the benefit of needy persons in the City of Worcester. Needy persons are defined for the purposes of the Charity as persons who by reason of poverty, sickness or infirmity whether young or old are in need of financial assistance, care or attention.

We operate West End Community Centre & we took this over in October 2020 under an asset transfer from Lancashire County Council. We use the centre to run a wide variety of activities that benefit local children, young people & families, in addition to which we enable other VCFS organisations to deliver activities that meet local needs. We also run a charity shop that includes a food bank.

Epping Forest Foodbank aims to relieve persons in Epping Forest district and surrounding areas that are in financialhardship through providing emergency food, essential toiletries, and household items to individuals and families in need and signposting to other community support services they could benefit from.

We are making grants to assist people suffering severe poverty and financial hardship who also have ongoing medical problems. We also assist people who have recently suffered domestic violence and the homeless.

To relieve poverty, distress and homelessness in Bristol, particularly by the provision of emergency night shelter accomodation.

Immigration and asylum laws advice, women victims of domestic violence support and advocacy, support to children affected by domestic violence, benefit advice and advocacy, tackling homelessness, asylum seeker and refugee support, health and wellbeing advice, disseminate information to the Chinese community, campaign for policies change, cultural exchange and raising cultural awareness.

For the benefit of the inhabitants of Coniston and the surroundingarea facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation ofpeople who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth age infirmity ordisablement financial hardship or social and economic circumstances or for thepublic at large in the interests of social welfare with the object of improvingconditions of life

Befriending service for people with dementiaWeekly clubs for people with dementiaSupport service for family carers of people with dementiaDementia-awareness training for Social Services/Healthcare professionals and Care Home staff

THE BRISTOL CHILDRENS PLAYHOUSE IS A PRE-SCHOOL WITH A 2'S AND 3'S ROOM. WE PROVIDE SUPPORT IN EARLY YEARS DEVELOPMENT AS WELL AS SAFEGUARDING THE WELFARE OF CHILDREN WITHIN THE FAMILY. THE PLAYHOUSE IS SITUATED IN ONE OF THE MOST DISADVANTAGED AND CULTURALLY DIVERSE AREAS OF BRISTOL. WE PROVIDE A SAFE PLACE TO MEET AND PLAY TO ENABLE PARENTS AND CHILDREN TO GAIN POSITIVE EXPERIENCES.

The relief of need, hardship or distress for persons and groups particularly in the Parish of Clifford Chambers and Milcote by providing grants to, and providing or paying for items, services or facilities to persons, either generally or individually, in such need. Also the provision of almshouses in the Parish

We offer care to elderly clients suffering from a disability and our service acts as a means of bringingsomeone out of isolation and loneliness; thereby promoting well-being.We provide services such as Mobile meals, Luncheon club,Day Care,Memory Cafe, Womens Group, Grow Green Project,IT skills,Yoga, Etc. We provide these services from our disabled centre at 10 Wilberforce Road Leicester LE30GT.

The relief of those in need and the advancement of community development in the UK, by reason of age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantages.

To support the holding of regular services in Abbey Hall, Netley Abbey, and elsewhere in the area, provision of the stipend for a minister, and support to persons and organisations consistent with the objects of the charity. The charity also provides a drop-in advice service for local residents and hosts a "food bank" known as "Hound Basics" to serve the local area.

To prevent and relieve financial, educational, social and health poverty for people living in Frome and the surrounding areas. This will be achieved through the provision of direct services and through the support and development of other organisations in such a way that they are able to identify and meet these needs including a Food bank, Furniture Bank and community meals.