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What the charity does: DisabilityWho the charity helps: Children/young PeopleHow the charity helps: Provides Services Provides Advocacy/advice/informationWhere the charity operates: NewhamNewham

Frome Powerchair Football Club offers disabled children and adults across Mendip and surrounding areas the opportunities and facilities for the sport of powerchair football in order to help improve their conditions of life.

To provide support to young people with a learning disability and their families in the Lewisham area

The relief of those in need within the community from reasons of youth, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantagesThe advancement of citizenship and community development.

Provision of poverty relief for the elderly and disabled and grants for young people undertaking apprenticeships

Charity is a branch of the Estate Charity of Thomas Rogeron.. It provides monetary help in cases of hardship and need such as paying for training, pets bills, disabled access, opticians expenses. It supports the local over 60s club and WI, allowing them to meet monthly and enjoy a Christmas lunch. It also gives grants to the local educational foundation and Ecclesiastical charity.

To help the blind and partially sighted and defective sighted persons resident in the Borough of Colchester in Essex, and to do all such other charitable things as are incidental or conducive to the attainment of the above.

Gives grants for additional medical and disability equipment and festive cheer for patients and staff in hospital over Christmas at the Isebrook Hospital, Wellingborough and at other times of the year.

Supplying equipment to help disabled assisting housebound & sick.

Within the Ecclesiastical Parish of Studley cash grants are paid to individuals and organisations to further the education and religious education of young people and for the relief of need generally in times of crisis. In support of their ancillary activities grants are paid to hospitals and homes for the elderly and the disabled. An annual maintenance grant is paid to the Parish Church.

Making grants for the benefit of disabled or sick persons within Henley in Arden and its surrounding area, by such means as the Trustees think fit.

The Stanley Street Centre for the Deaf is still following its constitution by serving profoundly, severely and partially deaf adults. It still provides spiritual meetings in the chapel on the first Tuesday of each month; a team of ministers take it in turn to take the church meetings. Social meetings take place on Tuesdays & Saturdays with various activities and trips out being organised.

Providing live football and rugby commentaries to Hospital Patients and the Blind

TO AID RESIDENTS IN BOLLINGTON IN TIMES OF NEED THROUGH SICKNESS OR DISABILITY

The charity can assist anyone of any age who is in need as a result of health problems (including mental health) or because of disability (this includes learning difficulties) and who is, at the point of referral, unable to make provision for their needs, and who lives within the area covered by the charity. Grants may be made to organisations who operate within the area to assist such people.

The charity relieves patients and former patients of the Stroud Hospitals and the Health Centre who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm and in need of health care support or financial assistance and, generally, to support the charitable work of the said hospitals.

We provide deaf children and their families with opportunities to come together and socialise by activities such as parties, pantomime tickets and visits to places of interest. We also provide much needed equipment such as vibrating alarms clocks, flash doors bells, minicoms etc.

General charitable purposesEducation/trainingMedical/health/sicknessDisabilityRelief of povertySport/recreationEnvironment/conservation/heritageGrants to individuals and organisations (children/young people/elderly/old people/people with disabilities/other charities/voluntary bodies

To relieve cases of need of persons resident in Hadleigh who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm

Financial aid to elderly poor, sick and blind people living in Coggeshall. This aid usually takes the form of a small gift of money at Christmas time. Occasaionaly small amounts of money are also granted to people, who fit the criteria, at other times to help them buy goods or services which improve their quality of life.

The relief of need of persons resident in the area of benefit who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm.

Provision of financial and other assistance to persons resident in the parishes of Bradfield St George and Bradfield St Clare in Suffolk during periods of illness or convalesence or persons who are handicapped, disabled or infirm.

The relief and help of necessitous persons who are or have been clinical biochemists, whether they are subscribers to the fund or not, and the wives, children, widows or dependants of deceased or disabled clinical biochemists.

To provide financial help to anyone, priority being given to residents of Worlaby to improve their lives, or when in distress, especially through illness or disability.

The charity provides financial help to those parishoners residing in the parish of Finchampstead and Barkham with disability and whom require or request poverty relief.

THE TRUSTEE HAS MADE DONATIONS TO CHARITIES, THE LARGE MAJORITY WAS DESIGNATED FOR THE RELIEF TO THE MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY DISABLED AND LOCAL COMMUNAL PURPOSES.

The object of the charity is to provide a weekly 90 minute memory stick (USB) of local news, information, literature, both fiction and non fiction for the blind, visually impaired and those labouring under some temporary or permanent incapacity which makes reading a strain.

making charitable grants to organisations working in the areas of social justice; the environment; education and health/ disability.

Fortnightly social meetings for the interest and entertainment of mature physically disabled persons in or close to Chelmsford.

The provision of bi monthly digital recorded media and audio cassettes if requested for blind and sight impaired persons in the Exeter area

Record and Distribute weekly C.D.s of local News to about 40 blind or sight-impaired residents of the Borough of Newham.

Recording weekly onto USB memory stick the local news for the blind and partially sighted of East Cambridgeshire

To raise money from the local community by holding fundraising events. To finance and run a minibus adapted for the disabled and seniors. To assist local organisations and individuals with donations. To support Lions International Programme in supporting major, national and international relief for incidents and to include both nationally and internationally Sightsavers and Water aid.

We are a local charity for the Blind & Partially Sighted in the West Suffolk Council area. We provide weekly audio newsletters on digital memory stick, containing news extracted from local newspapers, and bi-monthly audio magazines containing interviews, short stories and articles of local interest.The service is free of charge to Listeners including the supply of digital players.

We operate a weekly Day Centre all day every Monday for the lonely, elderly, disabled and housebound people in the Lytchett Minster & Upton area. We run outings, boat trips and an annual 8 day holiday for them.

Providing a social club for disabled adults and children giving respite for parents and carers.Club nights are every 1st3rd & 5th Tuesday each month we provide arts and crafts,quizes,cooking,games etc.

Provide recorded media to the blind and partially sighted- including local news.

Provide accommodation and facilities for social, sporting and other activities for the disabled, either individually or in groups

To produce and distribute tapes weekly to the blind, containing local news from the Sussex Express and a selection of magazine items.

Evangelical outreach. Maintenance of, and new facilities at St Catherine's Church Pettaugh: Improvement of worship and meeting facilities; disabled access; heating/power provision; maintenance and improvement of adjacent Church Meadow for evangelical and secular use; all for the overall good of the local people.Expenses: the trustees do not claim or draw any expenses or costs.

In the year 2009/2010, we continued to provide nursery facilities for up to 12 children from 5 years. We were awarded a grant to modify the buildings for wheelchair access for disabled children, and the work has been completed.Two Sisters completed their degree and NVQ studies during the year.

The provision of recreational swimming activities for disabled people to improve their conditions of life, regardless of the severity of their disability or age.To enhance the above by the provision of appropriate social activities and outings.

Music and the encouragement of young musicians is a key activity. Other grants in the England and Northern Ireland are mainly to medical causes with an emphasis on research and medical conditions affecting older people the care of people suffering from cancer including support for hospices and disability particularly deafness. In South Africa grants are given in areas of perceived need.

We provide a holiday playscheme for disabled children aged 5-16 years. We run 10 day trips per year to venues and attractions in and around Devon, so the children can have fun, socially interact with peers, and try new things in a safe and supervised way. Every other year we take our young people aged 12 and over on a Residential trip to an adventure/activity centre.

A Village Hall, which provides a meeting place for all the Madingley villagers with modern and disabled facilities, as well as a community hall for any Madingley village event, and a safe public venue for a wide variety of clubs, societies and meeting groups at a very reasonable cost, available 365 days a year.

Provide facilities for the community including, young children, elderly,disabled, racial and ethnic minorities, other charities and the general public and public bodies.The facilities are available from 0800 to 2300 hrs 7-days per week.The Village Hall acts as an umbrella organisation for other charities in providing the building for their activities.

The trust supports deaf people who wish to continue or return to study.It does this by making small cash grants to individuals, to buy books and equipment to support them in their studies, and to organisations that work with deaf people.

a) financial aid to the Sisters of St Joseph and the Sisters of Notre Dame working with the poor in Peru. b) Financial aid to Contact, a residential project in Manchester for homeless young women. c) Assistance to disabled and disadvantaged members of the parish. d) Assistance to other charities whose activities are consistent with the objectives of Xspand.

The charity continues to provide housing for disabled and elderly persons, minibuses collect the infirm, disabled and the elderly from local areas enabling them to attend services meetings and social functions.

TO HELP PROVIDE OR PAY FOR ITEMS, SERVICES OR FACILITIES WHICH ARE CALCULATED TO ALLEVIATE THE SUFFERING OR ASSIST THE RECOVERY OF PERSONS WHO ARE SICK, DISABLED, CONVALESCING OR INFIRM.