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Facilitates art classes, demonstrations, and practice sessions for all members of the community. Membership fees are minimal thus allowing access for the under privileged. We have many members of all ages from 18 to 95. Disabled and aged members are transported to the club by the able bodied members. Schools are invited to exhibitions where artists are available to discuss art work and media.

The provision of a weekly newstape for the blind & partially sighted of the Borough

Provision of a weekly USB stick recording of local news read from the local newspaper. Player can be provided on loan. Both services are free of charge. Circulation is to sight impaired persons and other print disabled persons. Circulation obviously varies but is in the range 40-60.

Supply fortnightly recordings of local news and local features to the blind & partially sighted of Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.

Luncheon Club , Indoor Bowls, Bingo, Drama Club, Keep Fit, Townswomen's Guild and Disabled Group, keep fit, Wood turners , Mini pamper sessions, Auction, MS Society, Street Sports (during winter months).

Activity ranging from craft to camping, climbing, first aid, global awareness, fundraising, disability awareness and inclusion, etc

OPERATES IN THE AREA OF BLINDCRAKE PARISH TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE SERVICES FOR THE GENERAL BENEFIT OF ITS INHABITANTS INCLUDING SUPPORTING OTHER CHARITIES AND MAKING GRANTS WHERE THESE WILL BENEFIT THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

Relieving the blind and partially blind, or those labouring under some temporary or permanent incapacity or disability which makes reading a strain, by the provision of recorded tapes or by other oral means.

Supporting the elderly within the parish by, for example, the provision of lifeline units.Makes grants to assist young people with educational and career development expenses.Support for the disabled is also provided from the funds.

RELIEF ASSISTANCE AND CARE OF ELDERLY PERSONS IN NEED THE POOR AND CHRONICALLY SICK AND DISABLED PERSONS LIVING WITHIN THE DISTRICTS OF BLAENAU FFESTINIOG AND LLAN FFESTINIOG

The object of the Association is to relieve cardiac patients who are sick; convalescent; disabled;handicapped;infirm or otherwise in need of assistance and to generally support the charitable work of the cardio thoracic unit at the Northern General Hospital, Sheffield by the provision of of specialized equipment not normally provided by the Local Health Authority.

To provide welfare services to the blind and partially sighted within the local government districts of Blackburn with Darwen, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley.

To provide affordable community transport to organisations and inhabitants of Thirsk, Sowerby and District. Particularly those in need, including the young, disabled and elderly.

We are affiliated to the National Deaf Childrens Society and our aim is to support and advise families in all aspects of hearing impairment from birth to young adulthood. Our role covers the social, welfare, education, medical and technological aspects of deafness in children. We organise events and outings to bring families together to encourage friendship and support.

HEART exists to support the communities of Haddenham, Aldreth, Wilburton and Stretham by providing mobility equipment and services (e.g. wheelchairs, lifelines etc.) to aid their daily activities.Requests are directed either to Trustees or through the local GP Surgery. Equipment is provided free of charge.Activities include purchase, maintenance, loan and receipt back of equipment.

The Black Elders Day Centre operates within the County of Gloucestershire and delivers Day Care to African Caribbean Elders, (but not exclusively) aged 50 and over. Specially to the frail, elderly and disabled by providing day care services twice weekly - Personal care, cooked lunch, social activity and mental stimulation, day trips and outings, adult education and health improvement activities.

The object of the charity is to provide funding for the general charitable purposes which the trustees decide to support as a charitable donation. The trustees are particularly interested in areas of disability,deprivation and long term and terminal illness. Most, but not all, donations are given to UK based charities

Provides a place to socialise , exchange information and integrate within the Deaf Community and learn British Sign Language . Groups - Chess , Snooker , Church , OAP , Social Club and Golf Society and Indoors Game are available for members to join .

Extra curricular activities and resources for students with disabilities due to Autism Spectrum Disorder attending Stone Bay Special School as day and residential pupils

TO PROMOTE THE RELIEF CARE TREATMENT AND TRAINING OF BLIND AND PARTIALLY SIGHTED PEOPLE IN POLAND UNDER THE CARE OF THE SOCIETY OF THE BLIND IN LASKI.

To support the game of cricket for all.To help provide expertise, guidance and financial assistance for young people to achieve their full potential in cricket.To promote community participation in healthy recreation through cricket related physical or recreational activity in particular for those with ill health, disability or financial difficulties.

Trading as Jigsaw Theatre company - We run theatrical and technical workshops and performances for people with physical or learning disabilities. We aim to advance the understanding of the general public to the depth and range of capability, humanity and intrinsic worth of disabled people. Towards this aim, using a team of disabled artists, we: write, learn, perform and tour these performances.

Grants for overseas travel for disabled students, Cambridgeshire area

Charity set up to provide disabled members of the community with assess to sporting and networking activities.

Members of the Women's Institute engage in various programs including volunteering at the local home for the disabled and providing assistance to elderly people in their homes. You should contact Ethel Hunt Lodge, our local federation, for further information regarding our activities.

To do anything charitable and lawful to relieve and support the wellbeing of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability or other disadvantage people living in the Parish of Markfield and surrounding rural areas without discrimination. It includes both financially or otherwise any Charity led, any affiliated groups or other charitable or community activities with similar objects.

To bring together various groups and peoples in the local area of Hayes, Middlesex with particular emphasis on helping housebound and disabled persons.

Provide a talking newspaper on memory stick for visually impaired and blind people in and around the Borough of Havant, Hampshire. This provides the listeners with local information and news. Our premises at 19 East Street, Havant, PO9 1AE (telephone 023 9248 0101) enable us to operate a drop in centre for listeners and friends.

HSE was established as a charity in 1989 to provide a comprehensive and flexible household support service in order to promote independent living for those residents of Elmbridge needing such a service as a result of age or disability; also, where possible, to subsidise the service financially in cases of financial need.

To provide education for pupils aged 4 - 19 who are on the Autism Spectrum.

Each week, a team of readers records the Hexham Courant, Tynedale's local newspaper, for distribution to blind and partially sighted people, and to other disabled people unable to read a printed newspaper. Recordings are copied onto memory sticks, and posted on Friday evenings. Listeners return the sticks to be re-used for the following week's recording. We normally have around 100 listeners.

Supporting registered charities whose aims and objects conform with those of the Trust, including those which treat or research the causes of physical or mental illness, disease and disability, or provide care and welfare to those who suffer from them. Additionally, charities involved with the care and support of the homeless and foodbanks.

Chapeltown Playgroup - Birth to 4yrsOpen Friday 10.00am - 11.30amAt The Thomas Chambers Newton Memorial Hall, Cowley Lane, Chapeltown, Sheffield S35 1SX, parking, disabled access to a single storey building.

A swimming and social Club for disabled people of all ages, meeting once a week for swimming. Other social events include an annual BBQ and a new year meal.

Meet socially in wheelchair friendly pubs in Grantham, purely a social club as members are as old as 73, Xmas Meal early December as and when we can.

Hyphen-21 promotes activities and skills which strengthen community. These include 'Poems for the wall,' a project which supplies poem-posters free of charge for display in schools, libraries and healthcare settings. The material includes a large number of bilingual poems and collections on mental health and learning disability ; also a collection of 25 illustrated poems for children around 10.

We record, onto CDs or memory sticks, audio versions of our local newspaper The Gazette and other local interest recordings and distribute them in the surrounding district to blind or partially sighted listeners and those whose incapacity makes reading a strain. We also produce quarterly magazine recordings and are starting to produce local audio history recordings too. Run by volunteers

A national group that provides information/support for lesbians, bisexuals, gay men, transgender, queer and intersex people who self-identify as disabled. We try to address our member's social isolation through our website, online discussion groups and other social contact. We campaign to represent LGBTQI issues to the disabled community and disabled people's issues to the LGBTQI community.

Helping local residents who are elderly or disabled with such tasks as transport, shopping, collecting prescriptions, visits, etc.

Present fully staged operas. Enable talented emerging professional singers to gain performance experience at the start of their careers in operatic events. Increase access to high quality opera throughout the region and encourage community involvement. Introduce children, the elderly and disabled to the potential of opera and music theatre, by means of matinees and workshops.

To relieve disabled persons by providing opportunities to experience drama as performers and as audience and to promote drama, music and dance with special reference to disabled persons

General charitable purposesMedical/health/sicknessDisabilityRelief of poverty

Therapy riding activities for mentally and physically disabled children and young adults.To advance education in diabetes and diabetic care through educational programmes using the horse as a teaching tool. Provide recreation facilities for improving the life conditions of individuals who have need by reason of their youth, age infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances.

For the benefit of sick or disabled children and animals and general charitable purposes in the UK .

The Leisure Support Group is a voluntary organisation the promotes independence, choice & dignity to adults with a learning disability. The aim of the group is to access local community facilities ie bowling, cinema, meals out, sports & social gatherings.

The Foundation seeks to offer charitable financial and personal support for disabled young people specifically those undergoing treatment for cancer and other serious illnesses which are impeding their future lives.

To provide transport for all (elderly, infirm etc) who have no access to public transport or have difficulty with public transport for example wheelchair users. Usage includes hospital, doctors, shopping, visiting.

The principal object of the charity is to assist disabled people in Nottinghamshire by: (a) promoting and supporting the full participation of disabled people in society (b) actively working towards disabled people having the means to determine how they live their lives.

The provision of care and transport services to the poor, sick,elderly,disabled or those in need in the area of the Chalke Valley between Berwick St. John and Bodenham in South Wiltshire

Swaffham Relief in Need Charity considers grant applications from Swaffham people in need. Grants have been given for a number of reasons. e.g to provide school uniforms, to provide disabled access facility, to provide mobility scooter, to provide central heating, to relieve long term debt, to provide basic home start up facilities such as washing mashing, fridge, cooker etc.