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THE OBJECTIVES OF THE CHARITY ARE TO PROVIDE MOTORISED WHEELCHAIRS, SCOOTERS AND BATTERY CARS WHICH WE MAINTAIN AND INSURE TO LOAN TO LOCAL PEOPLE IN NEED.

To provide assistance to Jewish charities and Non Jewish charities particularly in the fields of blindness or disability

To apply the charity's funds on or towards the relief and assistance of disabled persons in the United Kingdom including the provision of leisure activities.The Charity ceased accepting applications for Grants on 5/4/25 and subsequently made grants such that all funds have now been expended and the bank account has been closed.

relief payments after deaths. direct payments to registered charities e.g Bike Active, Heart Beat E.A.C.H .also any appeals we might receive from the public.We also give to the the saint elizabeth hospice. We have also given to the East Suffolk Assocciation for the Blind Also to the make a wish charity. these monies are raised mainly in house but we do hold race night quiz nights.

We run a children's club meeting 6 -7 times a year for hearing impaired children (age 0 - 18) and their families. We run family activity days and trips. We are entirely self funded. We are associated with the National Deaf Children's Society.

UK Council on Deafness is the national infrastructure organisation for voluntary, charitable ,and professional organisations working with deaf people

The Charity raises funds from subscriptions, an annual dinner and receives an annual grant from The Lord's Taverners in order to provide scholarships for promising cricketers in financial need, to support coaching programmes for young emerging players, and to support the development of blind cricket

TO PROVIDE RELIEF FOR THE AGED, DISABLED AND POOR RESIDENTS OF QUEEN ELIZABETH COURT, AND IN PARTICULAR, BY THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR THE CARE, RECREATION, AND LEISURE TIME OCCUPATION OF SUCH PERSONS, WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THEIR LIFE.

To relieve the hardship and distress of persons who are caring for their disabled or sick relatives and are themselves in need of care and support as a result of the stress and strain of their work. To enable people with disabilities to take more control of their lives by providing them with regular recreation and keep fit classes, refreshment, bingo games, trips to places of interest in Summer.

We provide local news features and information relevant to blind and visually impaired, specifically in the Fareham and Gosport areas; we record fortnightly on ' memory sticks.'

Giving financial help to disabled people and carers primarily for the provision of holidays and day trips.

We are a friendly sailing club for disabled, special needs sailors together with their families and carers. We sail specially built boats that don't capsize and are exciting to sail. We organise a fund raising events to pay for our insurance and other costs and have extra social events i.e. a day sailing on a yacht or a pub lunch.

Social club for disabled adults

The provision of accessible door to door transport for the elderly and disabled.

The aims of the association are:- Integration, Advice, Training, Competition and Coaching.We are here to assist wheelchair users to get the most out of the sport, whether they are just starting out or are experienced bowlers. We help our members to become fully integrated into local clubs playing league matches, club matches and competitions. Several training weekends are run at Stoke Mandeville

Enhancing the quality of life of children disadvantaged by life-threatening illness, disability or social circumstance.

102 EDUCATION/TRAINING201 CHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLE203 PEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY/SPECIAL NEEDS307 PROVIDES ADVOCACY/ADVICE/INFORMATION

Support group for families in Oldham with children and any other persons on the Autism Spectrum and any other related disabilities. Training and care for Adults with Autism and/or related disabilities.Regular meetings, Newsletters, Focus Group Meetings.Family activities.Short Break Service for Families.

Choices Advocacy provides independent advocacy and advocacy related services ie Person Centred Planning to children and young people, adults with a learning disability, older people, vulnerable, socially excluded people in Southampton and across Southern Hampshire. Independent Advocacy empowers and enables vulnerable people to speak up and have their views and wishes heard.

To provide charitable help and assistance to local, national and international causes, including areas such as youth, educational, medical, sickness, famine relief, poverty and disability.

Provides opportunities for local people to participate in the sport of wheelchair basketball, both recreationally and competitively. Provides coaching in ball skills, wheelchair movement and fitness activities.

Hire of manual and electric wheelchairs and scooters to disabled people within the town centre of Hastings

Mobility Trust provide assessment and funding for powered wheelchairs, mobility scooters and powered add ons for manual wheelchairs to individuals with reduced mobility that cannot obtain such equipment through statutory sources or afford to purchase the equipment themselves. We consider applications within the United Kingdom, regardless of age or cause of disability. We do not give grants.

DPPI's work is for the benefit of disabled parents and disabled people who are prospective parents. Information and expertise is disseminated through our publications and guides through our website. We provide support & guidance via our website and in response to email enquiries.

The RNA is a rank-blind membership organisation primarily for serving and former serving RN personnel and the wider naval family, who are proud of their Naval Service. We seek to maintain the naval ethos and enjoy sharing experiences with like minded people while supporting each other in times of need. The mission of the RNA is to foster camaraderie through events, comms and welfare support.

Provide riding for disabled adults & children.

Teaching disabled children to ride ponies.

To provide the opportunity of riding horses/ponies to disabled adults/children in the Scarborough area, and instruction in the same.

The charity provides a weekly digest of the local news on memory stick for blind and partially-sighted people in the New Forest area.

Our main regular activities are: Advice Work, Admin, Educational Classes for the Pakistani/Asian community in Swindon. Liaising and working with local voluntary groups/ local authorities for mutual causes within wider community within Swindon & Wiltshire.. We also focus on development for culture and arts for all ages. Helping disadvantaged children and the disabled/elderly.

WDCS operated in the worcester area and provides activities for deaf children and their families throughout the year.

Social and leisure and educational activities for the young, elderly and disabled

The relief of sickness and the protection and prevention of health by providing and assisting in the provision of treatment for those who are blind or otherwise suffering from eye related problems and by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities and equipment for eye care, for the benefit of the poor people living in Gojra, District Toba Tek Singh, Punjab, Pakistan.

We provide dinghy sailing for physically disabled people. We sail most Saturdays from April to October.

The Charity's objectives are the relief of disabled citizens throughout the UK for the benefit of the public by promoting the art and science of psychotherapy. To promote research and evaluation of the efficiency and effectiveness of psychotherapeutic approaches and to disseminate the useful results thereof.

We operate a wheelchair accessible minibus belonging to the county council that can be used by community groups in the area.

Provision of horse riding facilities and training for individuals who have a disability.

Ability2Acess is dedicated to education and action research that promotes accessibility to overcome disability.It includes access to education, work, housing, leisure, sport, health provision, transport and democracy. This pioneering organisation fosters new ways of thinking and advancing knowledge through partnerships between voluntary organisations, industry, education and government.

To promote any charitable purpose for the benefit of disabled persons, thier families, carers and other interested parties within the area by advancement of education, the protection of health, and the releif of sickness, distress and suffering.

Advancement of eduation and literacy, promotion of public health, relief of sickness and mental and physical disability, prevention and relief of poverty. Care and upbringing of children in cities and towns within the UK with significant Pakistani communities and in Pakistan

The object of the Callington Town Band is to maintain, improve,develop, and promote the education of the public in the appreciation of brass band music by presentation of public concerts and by training new members of all age groups regardless of race religion and disability and to foster the fellowship within the band movement.

THE RELIEF OF SICK AND DISABLED PEOPLE PARTICULARLY BY ARRANGING PILGRIMAGES FOR THEM TO LOURDES, BY CARING FOR THEM DURING THE PILGRIMAGES, AND THROUGH PRAYER

The principal objectives of the charity are: to provide, or assist to provide, mobility aids for the benefit of the inhabitants of, or visitors to, the West Bridgford area; to provide training in the use of such equipment, and to promote access to public facilities for disabled people.

Our club provides the equipment, facilities and training so that disabled people of all ages may participate in the sport of wheelchair basketball.

To provide financial help for the elderly,sick,disabled or those in need within the villages of Felmersham and Radwell; to provide facilities for social welfare, recreation and leisure for the benefit of the inhabitants of the two villages.

The AHCF aims to relieve financial hardship and improve the education of children and young people suffering from any form of poverty, illness or disability, in the UK and abroad. We give small grants and keep overheads to minimum. We raise money anyway by anyone. e.g. sewing educational displays. Stewarding volunteers at Glastonbury Festival make a great contribution to our funds.

The supplying of Equipment/Resources to the Blind/Sighted/Disabled, specifically for education and learning. This is for the supplying of equipment and teaching aids in connection with the equipping of educational tools for the teaching of Braille Literacy and self learning for the purposes of education/employment. This is for blind/partially sighted children and adults or older people.

Supporting disabled persons and their families/carers and friends and trying to ensure that non disabled persons are aware of the contribution disabled persons can make to society when given the right support and encouragement; making disability awareness an everyday thing.

Funds First Step Georgia which provides services for intellectually and physically disabled children in Georgia (former USSR). Services include promotion of social inclusion; provision of residential and day care; education and the provision and promotion of integrated education in State schools; physical and psychological therapy; medical care; social care and developmental programmes.

Support to local charities in Gomel region of Belarus working with disabled children and vulnerable families.