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Makes grants to the Jewish Institute for the Blind, Jerusalem

To offer support and guidance to people having a learning disability, their parents and carers, so as to enable them to live ordinary lives within their own local communities. By supporting our colleagues we seek to enable them to partake in multi sport, culture, leisure and other similar activities with the objective of improving their own environment within a friendly family group.

The Samuel Franklin Fund (Elsworth) benefits the residents of the parish of Elsworth who are in need through financial hardship, illness, disability or infirmity. It can also assist those preparing for, or entering any trade, occupation or profession. Grants can be made to individuals or to societies/organisations/institutions that assist those in need.

The objects of the club is the relief of people with a learning disability by providing help and support for them and their families, dependents and carers, and to provide or assist in the provision of facilities for the recreation of other leisure time occupation for people who have need thereof by reason of learning disability with the object of improving their conditions of life.

The objectives of the Association is to relive patients and former patients of the Evesham Community Hospital and other invalids in the community who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm or in need of assisance and generally, to support the charitable work of the Evesham Community Hospital.

Care of persons who suffer from any mental disability, handicap or disorder

1) Donations to national charities in the field of support, relief and welfare of disabled or handicapped people, or those otherwise in need of help. Charities involved in research on human diseases and particularly their cause and prevention.2) Music and Theatre Awards under a scheme adminstered by the Musicians Benevolent Fund, post graduate study only.

Religious activities, Educational training, Disability, Relief of poverty and other charitable work

Swimming session for the Disabled based in Mid Sussex

The day care centre provides facilities for elderly & disabled people to have social contacts and a hot midday meal. We provide organised entertainment, slide shows, talks, live music, light exercise and bingo. Computer training, hairdressing & chiropody are available. We also arrange coach outings during the year.

Support of school for primary & secondary education for orphans & under priviledged children & for medical services for the poor and under priviledged and/or disabled.

This charity is run for the benefit of young people & children in need by reason of ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage. It provides funds for individuals & groups. The maximum age limit for beneficiaries is 18 and the charity is principally for those with a link to the City but any appropriate request which falls within the charity guidelines will be considered.

Crown Centre is for Profoundly Deaf people in The London Borough of Hillingdon providing support, advocacy and interpreting, Deaf Club activities and a place to meet and communicate in their own British Sign Language and culture.

To provide scouting facilities for the two Ipswich scout districts. The site is also available for hire to other scout groups, and in fact all young peoples oganisations, including disabled people, for the purpose of training and recreation. l

We produce 55 memory sticks each week for blind and partially sighted residents or former residents of the Staffordshire Moorlands featuring the main items in the three local newspapers. We have about 30 loyal volunteers.

Provision of recreation and leisure time services,including transport,for disabled residents of Darlaston.

OUR GROUP PROVIDE A MEETING PLACE FOR THE COMMUNITY WHERE HEALTHY LIVING ACTIVITIES TAKE PLACE: KEEP FIT CLASSES, COMMUNITY CHOIR, SLIMMING WORLD CLUB AND MOTHER AND TODDLER GROUP. ROOM/ KITCHEN HIRE IS AVAILABLE; HALL ACCOMMODATES WHEELCHAIR USERS AND PUSHCHAIRS. WE PROVIDE COMMUNITY EVENTS INCLUDING AFTERNOON TEAS, CONCERTS, DEFIBRILLATOR TRAINING, FAIRS, TABLE TOP SALES AND POLLING STATION.

For the relief of the poor, elderly, disabled and chronically sick residents of the former Borough of Denbigh ( i.e the town of Denbigh and the Village of Henllan)

We act for the benefit of and on behalf of the residents of Wardleworth which reemains one of the most deprived wards in the country. We provide a low cost venue (sometimes free) to local not for profit groups. We also accomodate a large number of private functions such as weddings. We provide youth clubs, a pre scholl group and activities for people with a learning disability.

We provide a specially adapted boat and respite Lodge for disabled people visiting Blakeney, North Norfolk. This allows them, their families, friends and carers to access our heritage coast and two National Nature Reserves in Blakeney Harbour and provides a base for wider engagement with nature in Norfolk. These activities successfully support our beneficiaries physical and mental wellbeing.

The object of the League shall be to relieve patients and former patients of the hospital (known as the Wellbeing Centre), and other persons in the community who are sick, convalescent, disabled or infirm and generally to support the work of the hospital and the health and wellbeing of the wider community (residents of Ashburton, Buckfastleigh and their immediate locality)

As funds are available we respond to appeals to support individuals & organisations working both in the UK and overseas for the relief of poverty and famine, for medical research and to support the disabled and for the promotion of the Christian faith through translation and distribution of Bibles and outreach activities. We make donations to benefit people of all ages.

Advancing child mental health by creating & using tested diagnostic procedures & technology, implanting monitoring procedures including within autism Advancing sustainable benefits in developing nations by economic, financial support/training; improving Health by clean water, hygiene, education & healthcareAdvancing nature conservation by reforestation, agro-forestation & Wildlife Conservation

The Charity's objects are to provide support for the elderly and disabled members of the community living in the district of Warboys by the provision of a day centre with the objective of improving their well-being.

Runs advice sessions to develop skills for children and young people with Dyslexia/autism and their families to develop strategies to help.Runs an helpline for parents. -07968 334230Runs support to families of children with Dyslexia autismAdvice to parents of children with dyslexia/autismRuns a community links food project for disadvantaged familie

To support families where a child/adult has a disability to enjoy a respite holiday together. Our funds are supplemented by a charity shop which opens on Saturdays.

Offering horse-riding to physically and/or mentally disabled children and young adults

Pony/Horse Riding Experience for handicapped/disabled children and adults

Teaching disabled riders

Yorkshire Wolds RDA takes approx 16 children from the Kings Mill School in Driffield every Monday for a 2 1/2 hour riding session, at Chesney Riding Stables in Driffield. We have now 20 regular volunteers. All our children have learning disability. some very severe.

1. THE ADVANCEMENT OF ORTHODOX JEWISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION; 2. THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE ORTHODOX JEWISH RELIGION, AND 3. THE RELIEF OF POVERTY, OLD AGE, SICKNESS OR DISABILITY AMONGST JEWISH PERSONS.

Musical ARC is a unique ensemble of physically and sensory disabled and non-disabled musicians, who support disabled artists to be creative and to challenge notions of disability through professional performances and workshops. We create new, innovative and affective music and collaborate with other art forms such as dance, drama and story-telling, performing in various venues and settings.

A) Advance education and personal development for ethnic minorities and disadvantaged groups in the UK through training, seminars, and support.B) Relieve unemployment among ethnic minorities and disadvantaged groups through skills development and career guidance.C) Support SEND children, disabled adults and their families through inclusive services, advocacy and community-based support.

Religious/cultural celebrations, religious rhymes gathering. Provision of meals to disabled/elderly/vulnerable as & when required.

Making grants to organisations researching medical issues especially those affecting deaf children.

General charitable activities, Education/training, medical/health, Disability, relief of proverty, overseas aid/finance, Fimine relief, accomodation/housing. Arts/culture, sports/recreational activies for young, elderly, disable people. The charity operate within England/wales and Edo-state, Nigeria.

Holding regular Christian meetings for the public's benefit and helping with costs of similar meetings at other venues. Paying for all upkeep and repairs to the Room. Renting out the adjoining house at an attractive rate for a disabled occupier and her or his carers, keeping it in a good state of repair at the Trust's cost.

to promote the care, rehabilitation and resettlement of the following people:(1) offenders & former offenders(2) persons under a disability (including without limitation, those suffering or who have suffered from any form of addiction or substance abuse)(3) persons under social or economic deprivationby way of any method which shall be recognised as charitable

To advance the physical, mental and social health and wellbeing of people with disabilities, and others from the wider community facing barriers to participation due to disability, ill health, or social or economic disadvantage, through equine assisted and related physical, sensory educational activities, primarily but not exclusively in the midlands.

The Village Hall is provided and maintained for the use of the inhabitants of Shackerstone without the distinction of sex, age, disability, nationality, race or political or religious opinions, for meetings, lectures, classes or other forms of recreation or leisure activity, with the object of improving the condition of life for the said inhabitants.

The Charity provides a place for the elderly, sick or disabled to meet for companionship and entertainment for two hours every month. We also take some on an annual outing to a local place of interest. We provide information about services available to help them and work with the local medical practice on social prescribing. We also offer exercise classes for the over 50s.

Charitable activities for the disabled.

To advance such charitable purposes as the Trustees see fit from time to timein particular but not limited to the relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage, through the provision of grants, goods or services

Education/training Disability The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty

Activities for Deaf children and their Parents/Carers in Nottingham area.

A) TO RELIEVE POVERTY OR FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, FOR PEOPLE LIVING IN GREATER LONDON AREA (INCLUDING A FOODBANK) B) TO PROVIDE FACILITIES IN THE INTEREST OF SOCIAL WELFARE FOR RECREATION OR OTHER LEISURE TIME OCCUPATION, WHO HAVE NEED OF SUCH FACILITIES BY REASON OF THEIR YOUTH, AGE, INFIRMITY OR DISABILITY, FINANCIAL HARDSHIP OR SOCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES WITH OBJECT OF IMPROVING THEIR CONDITION OF LIFE

The Meath Epilepsy Trust provides fully supported residential care; on and off site day activities; and domiciliary services for people with complex epilepsy usually associated with a learning or physical disability. We also have provision in our constitution to admit people without epilepsy if we believe our service meet their needs.

Firstly to campaign to ensure that learning disabled individuals of all ages receive apropriate services from statutory authorities. Secondly to support, advise and provide services to learning disabled individuals and their carers.

THE CHARITY WORKS WITHIN THE ANCIENT PARISH OF HARBORNE (HARBORNE & SMETHWICK AND PARTS OF QUINTON AND BEARWOOD). IT PROVIDES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS WHICH SUPPORT PEOPLE IN THE AREA AND ALSO PROVIDES HOUSING WITH SUPPORT FOR 100 ELDELY OR DISABLED PEOPLE

The principal activity of the GMD continues to be that of the provision of means of social engagement and recreational activities, emotional and mental wellbeing, training and support for the Deaf and their friends. In addition the protection and promotion of the welfare and interests of the profoundly deaf in the three counties of Glamorgan, without religious or other distinction.