Social welfare Charities

TASC The Ambulance Staff Charity is here to support present and past ambulance staff and their families in time of need. Our services are independent and confidential, and include psychological rehabilitation and counselling including stress and PTSD support; physical rehabilitation; financial grants; debt advice; welfare and other support; and bereavement support.

Charity activities are;1. The promotion of Education and Health in deprived or underdeveloped areas.2. The construction and running of hospitals in deprived or underdeveloped areas. 3. The promotion of Sports in deprived or under developed areas.The first project for the Foundation was the setting up of the Sahibzada Fazal Rehman Memorial and Charity Hospital in Kohat KPK,Pakistan.

Established in 1986, The Soup Kitchen is a resource for the homeless, elderly, lonely and vulnerable in London. We provide free nutritious meals, clothing and unprecedented mental health support to nearly 150 people each day in London. We aim to tackle some of the core issues of homelessness in an environment that is welcoming to everyone.

To advance the Christian faith through weekly services, worship meetings and evangelistic activities and relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardship.

To promote the efficiency of the Welsh Guards, to commemorate or remember members or former members of the Welsh Guards, to relieve persons serving or who have served in the Welsh Guards in need, hardship or distress, to advance the education of the public in the history, deeds, traditions and role of the Welsh Guards.

Now! is a community-led charity. Our flagship household services reduce waste and carbon footprint via reusing and recycling hundreds of tonnes of household items. Whilst our social inclusion activities maximise our social impact through multiple 'Projects for Good'. These are local support initiatives which are driven to achieve transformation for people at risk of exclusion.

Help the vulnerable locally and globallySupport homeless Youth capacity buildingRelieve poverty locally and globally

Grants to organisations working with refugees and asylum seekers, people with mental health or learning disabilities, desistance from crime, domestic violence. Grants are given to organisations working in NE England and Central Scotland. A small number of grants are given for restoration of architecturally important churches. Refer to our website for current application policies.

The charity provides inclusive facilities for residential and recreational activities which allow those with Special Educational Needs to participate in sport, recreation and residential short breaks allowing them to be active, improve their physical and mental health, build relationships, develop social and life skills whilst reducing the isolation and loneliness associated with disability.

Samara's Aid Appeal provides humanitarian and medical aid and development projects in the Middle East, in particular Syria. This is enabled through raising awareness and funds in the UK to support projects in Syria, sourcing aid locally, provision of hospitals and medical facilities, services for orphans, widows, the poor and displaced.

Icon Theatre uses the performing arts to transform the lives of disadvantaged communities, families and young people. We run after-school drama clubs, community projects, estate-based projects and classes, teaching sessions and workshops in schools.The company also tours professional theatre productions across the UK.

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS FOR PROJECTS TO RELIEVE PERSONS WHO ARE IN CONDITIONS OF NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS BY REASON OF THEIR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES AND FURTHER THE EDUCATION OF SUCH PERSONS. IT PROVIDES GRANTS TO INSTITUTIONS AND PROMOTES ACTIVITIES WHICH ADVANCE HINDU RELIGION.

The advancement of education in woodland-related skills; and to develop, promote and encourage the provision of woodland-related facilities in the interests of health and social welfare, for the education and recreation of individuals in rural Wales who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, mental or physical disability, financial hardship or social circumstances.

1. TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PEOPLE IN UNITED KINGDOM AND OVERSEAS BY PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING, HEALTH CARE SERVICES, TRANSPORTATION, SUPPORT, EDUCATION AND TRAINING. 2. SMILE AID PROVIDES RELIEF OF POVERTY INTERNATIONALLY WITH DEDICATED PROGRAMS TO HELP THE POOR AND NEEDY WITH FOOD & WATER SUPPLY, EDUCATION & TRAINING, MEDICAL AID, AMBULANCE SERVICE, CLOTHING, & DELIVER EMERGENCY AID.

1) Alleviation of poverty2) The relief and assistance of people 3) To relieve financial hardship, sickness and poor health amongst elderly people.4) The promotion of religious harmony of the benefits of the public

We work with disadvantaged young people aged 8-21 in Islington, London, & neighbouring boroughs, areas of social deprivation, high youth crime, & low attendance in school & jobs. Young people suffer low self esteem & lack longterm, stable, one-to-one relationships. We have 3 workstreams: Street Team outreach work; Youth Hubs providing personal development & positive activities; & One2One support.

Kairos Women Working Together (Kairos WWT) is a specialist women's organisation in Coventry. We support and advocate for women facing multiple disadvantge; those with complex unmet needs, including women at risk of and subject to sexual exploitation. We empower women to increase their safety, stability, self-belief, and self- reliance to build lives free from abuse and exploitation.

Our Mission is to improve the life chances of everyone we serve and to build resilience through our programmes and engagements. We do this through health based initiatives including a foodbank, one to one support work, counselling & focused work for women, men and older people. We provide various support services for older people, those not in work and those with barriers to employment.

We provide emergency food parcels and support to local Watford people in crisis. We receive non-perishable food donations from the public and make up food parcels which are taken to distribution points around Watford. Clients are given a foodbank voucher by frontline care professionals, which they then exchange for a food parcel at a distribution point.

The Charity's objects are to advance education and training amongst the public, and in particular where such education and training will contribute to social cohesion and combat social exclusion

Cornwall Refuge Trust provides refuge accommodation for women, men and children who have escaped domestic abuse, offering them a safe and supportive environment in which to recover from their experiences and build a safer and happier future for themselves. We also provide a 24-hour domestic abuse helpline and a domestic abuse community counselling service, the Waves Project.

To advance the Christian faith, to relieve persons who are in need by way of hardship, ill-health or distress. The church meets weekly on a Sunday and there are a variety of midweek activities for adults, youth and children. These activities range from seeking to help the local community through a range of good works such as providing a drop in & support space, to bible studys & pastoral support.

Ajyal works to the wellbeing of disadvantaged communities by breaking the barriers to their progress. We aim to achieve this by improving access to high quality and innovative education. Ajyals overseas work will prioritise interventions that benefit the Palestinian children, youth and young adults in Palestine and other countries in the Middle East, while prioritising refugee communities.

The prevention or relief of poverty (or financial hardship) anywhere in the world by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient. Restless Beings seeks to promote human rights throughout the world

We provide one to one advice and counseling, organise workshops, seminars and conferences. We network with other women's organisation, advice the Government and other statutory bodies about issues relating to domestic and honour based violence. We provide training in ESOL, IT, confidence building and run a volunteering training programme and organise social activities for women and children.