Social welfare Charities

ORU PAANAI FUNDS 391 SCHOOLS IN NORTH SRI LANKA TO PROVIDE A MID DAY MEAL FOR OVER 43,000 CHILDREN. THE SCHOOL PREPARES A MEAL OF RICE AND VEGETABLES FOR ITS STUDENTS. THE RICE AND LENTILS ARE PROVIDED BY THE WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME. THE HELP WE GIVE ENABLES THE SCHOOLS TO PROVIDE A WHOLESOME AND PALATABLE RICE MEAL TO THE CHILDREN WHO LARGELY COME FROM HOMES LIVING BELOW THE POVERTY LINE.

Provision of food and other help to the homeless and needy, particularly at Christmas time.

1. Advancement of Religion, and2. Relief of Poverty.

To provide training and support to all those living and working in low-income communities across the UK to develop their skills, confidence and capacity to tackle problems and reverse poor conditions and for the promotion of all other such things as may be beneficial to the community as may be charitable under the laws of England and Wales particularly in relation to housing matters.

We create and maintain natural landscapes which build biodiversity and provide opportunities for employment, volunteering, education and engagement in order to reduce loneliness, isolation and improve health and well-being.

Ruff Sqwad Arts Foundation (RSAF) helps disadvantaged young people reach their full potential in creative careers and life. RSAF creates meaningful cultural engagement opportunities and access to mainstream resources by innovatively integrating high quality arts, youth work, industry connections, and enterprise. We deliver music sessions and partnership projects.

1. Advancing the Christian faith, in the Borough of Havant and elsewhere, by proclamation of the Christian Gospel, teaching of Christian principles, pastoral care of Christian people and distribution of the Bible, Christian literature, media products and other resources.2. Relief of people in conditions of financial need, or who are infirm for reasons of age, ill-health or disability.

Supporting Humanity focuses on some of the most neglected issues in the community: Mental health and Bereavement

Excel Women's Centre is a dedicated charity to improve Health & Wellness of Women and their families in Barking & Dagenham and surrounding boroughs by providing information, advice and guidance in areas of Welfare, Housing and Health, Skills and Training and employability, homework club, Sport activities and User led Community Wellness Cafe with leisure and social activities

THE OBJECTS OF THE LIFE GUARDS ASSOCIATION CHARITABLE TRUST ARE:(1) TO RELIEVE MEMBERS OR FORMER MEMBERS OF THE REGIMENT OR THEIR DEPENDANTS WHO ARE IN NEED BY VIRTUE OF FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, SICKNESS, DISABILITY OR THE EFFECTS OF OLD AGE.(2) TO PROMOTE THE EFFICIENCY OF THE REGIMENT IN ANY CHARITABLE WAY AS THE TRUSTEES FROM TIME TO TIME MAY DECIDE.

HOPE enables older people (60+) in the Halton Moor, Osmondthorpe & Sutton Park areas of Leeds to retain their independence by providing practical help/advice/support. We work to address the isolation, poverty, fear of crime & poor health which impact negatively on their lives. We provide outreach, advocacy, medical appoinment support and group sessions to relieve isolation and lonliness.

Using music, art, exercise and beauty/holistic therapies as a vehicle to engage with adults living with mental health issues and those who are isolated and/or lonely in the community. We provide: music lessons, group singing, art and creative writing groups, film club, holistic beauty, Thai Chi and Pilates classes as well as a live music event aimed at those living with or at risk from dementia

the relief of financial hardship and the advancement of education of children through supporting and leading the construction,improvement and renovation of school buildings, school laboratories, school sports centres and schooltheatres

The Charity was set up with the aim of supporting religious Jewish educational institutions and charitable organisations, by making donations and grants available to them.

Just42 is the only charity delivering children's and youth work in this rural part of Suffolk. We work with about 300 children every week in 14 locations, at 19 clubs based in Woodbridge and 8 outlying villages. The young people we support deal with: rural isolation, bullying, low self esteem, special educational needs and complex family issues.

To work in partnership with agencies & charitable organisations in order to identify & provide activities that promote social inclusion & cohesion.To encourage active and healthy lifestyles and participation in education through football.To provide volunteering opportunities, vocational qualifications and work experience to further employment opportunities through links with local schools.

We have a community gym, roller skating, hire space for sports, run exercise and wellbeing classes. We have sessions aimed at different groups such as parent and babies, older people, and social activities to reduce isolation.

Promotion of the Christian religion and service to the Community as part of the Church of England, including weddings, funerals, baptisms, seasonal services and responding to need eg food bank, homeless, Christian Aid. Maintenance of the Church (open each day) and Church Yard. Ministry at the hospice, university, residential homes, schools and community space in our buildings

Raising Agents of change in the community through study, fellowship and teaching Bible based christian principles. Organizing leadership training, conferences, concerts and counselling. SCLI offers ministerial services like Wedding ceremonies, Children dedication and Water Baptism. SCLI Adullam welfare project assists refugees, the homeless and runs a Food bank.Also runs Community Wellness centre

Regular public worship, prayer and bible study groups. Pastoral work by visiting the sick, bereaved and giving Holy Communion. Teaching Christianity through sermons and school assemblies. Promoting the churches mission by providing and facilitating activities for parents, children and the elderly. Maintaining the church and its church hall for the use of the community.

The trustees apply the income of the charity for the furtherance of education and sport, relief of poverty, care in the community and other projects beneficial to the general public.

TO RELIEVE FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, DISTRESS AND SUFFERING AMONG POOR PEOPLE, ORPHANS, WIDOWS, VICTIMS OF NATURAL DISASTERS AND OTHER PEOPLE IN NEED BY MEANS OF, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, MAKING GRANTS OR LOANS FOR PROVIDING OR PAYING FOR ITEMS, EQUIPMENT, SERVICES AND FACILITIES, INCLUDING THE PROVISION OF FOOD, CLOTHING AND WATER WELLS FOR THE BENEFIT OF SAID PERSONS

Abergavenny Baptist Church provides a place of worship. It holds a worship service every Sunday and a space for groups to meet during the week to explore the baptist faith and to provide pastoral care. The church is also open to operate a Foodbank providing practical support for those in need in the local community.

PROVIDES ADVOCACY/ADVICE/INFORMATION , PROVIDE SERVICES. PROVIDE HUMAN RESOURCES, EDUCATION, TRAINING, THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH OR SAVING OF LIVES, DISABILITY, THE PREVENTION OF RELIEF OF POVERTY, ACCOMMODATION/HOUSING, ARTS/CULTURE/HERITAGE/SCIENCE, ECONOMIC/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT /EMPLOYMENT.

The charity help fund the regular provision of welfare to past journeymen and tailoresses against specific criteria which are set by the Board of Management