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The Diana Startin Foundation CIO is a charity that supports the helping of the old, the sick, the disabled, and the disadvantaged. It also supports the relief of patients suffering from Cancer, Parkinson's Disease and Strokes. The charity aims to support local charities within Warwickshire and surrounding areas by donating funds which were given by the founder.

To advance the education of pupils at the Rush Academy Kenya by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education. To relieve the needs of vulnerable adults in Kakamega, Kenya, who are in need by reason of age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage by the provision of grants to RUSH Kenya to support their work relating to these specific needs.

The function of this charity's work in Tanzania is the furtherance of the education of students at the Anglican Diocese of Central Tanganyika's Mvumi Secondary School and the Buigiri Primary School for the Blind, by way of grants to the schools and bursaries and scholarships to the students. The work of the charity can extend to other purposes as shall be exclusively charitable .

The furtherance and promotion of such exclusively charitable purposes as the Charity Trustees may in their absolute discretion from time to time determine, and in particular, but without restriction the relief of poverty among Freemasons, their families, other dependent relatives in the UK who are in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage.

This Riding for the Disabled Group established itself in 2023 at Onley Grounds Equestrian Complex near Rugby in Warwickshire. The Group offers riding for children and young people under 18, and adults over 18 who have disabilities. Our aim is to make a real and lasting difference to their lives by providing opportunities for therapy, achieve to and fun by riding and being around horses

To provide the relief of those in need anywhere in the world by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, or social or economic disadvantage, in particular but not exclusively by coordinating and developing services such as the provision of shelter, bedding, clothing, food, finance, medicines, and such other services for those in need as the trustees may determine.

FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND RELIEF OF NEED OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE ATTENDING OR HAVE ATTENDED THE SOL Y LUNA INTERCULTURAL SCHOOL, THE SOL Y LUNA HOME AND THE PAQARI CENTRE FOR THE DISABLED, PRIMARILY BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND OTHER CHARITABLE FACILITIES.

We support young disabled adults aged 16 upwards by providing leisure and social opportunities to better enjoy their lives. The Foundation gives them the chance to engage in regular, fun and age appropriate activities. We look to level the playing field of opportunity and access in this area when compared to their peers without disabilities, and normalise young adulthood in the disabled community.

The object of the charity is to relieve the blind, partially sighted or those labouring under some temporary or permanent incapacity or disability which makes reading a strain, by the provision of recorded material or tactile reading matter in Swindon and surrounding area.

The Club promotes health, wellbeing and social inclusion for residents of Barking and Dagenham by providing accessible opportunities for sport and physical activity, including football, cycling and running, and by supporting inclusive recreational activities for people facing disadvantage due to age, disability, hardship or social circumstances.

Haringey Circle provides a range of social and other activities with the aim of addressing isolation and other concerns experienced by older people and disabled adults.

We hold weekly all-age church services for worship and teaching and well as other meetings for prayer and Bible study throughout the month. We provide a weekly Mums and Tots group during term-time, a monthly social meeting for ladies and a fortnightly "friendship" group for older people. We host a monthly Torch Trust meeting for the blind and provide a collection point for the local foodbank.

The Alex Lewis Float Foundation aims to create and support endeavours surrounding education, development and implementation of assisted technology, for the disabled and ageing community. Providing grant funding and guidance for PhD research in Assisted Tech development projects. At leading Universities. Also funding , guidance and mentoring for masters student design and engineering projects

To relieve the needs of children/young people (0-25) who have a disability and associated ill-health by the provision of: fully inclusive therapeutic play, sport and recreational and other opportunities; support for parents, families and carers; advocacy of disability awareness, accessibility and inclusion; with a view to promote inclusion as well as their mental and physical health and wellbeing.

Aiming Higher supports Disabled children and their families Blackpool,Fylde and Wyre, through a range of services.

We are a community wheelchair rugby club based in Southampton, offering training and competition to anyonewith a permanent physical disability aged 12 and over.

To provide, maintain and promote the use of a village hall for the benefit of the public at large and the inhabitants of the Parish of Bramhope in particular without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, nationality, race or political, religious or other opinions

The Blackdown Hills is a very rural area on the Devon/Somerset border with poor transport links. We aim to connect people to their communities, alleviate isolation and improve health and wellbeing. We run a community transport scheme, regular social groups, volunteer visiting, bereavement and carer support services, form filling support, toenail cutting, accessible vehicle and wheelchair loan.

Cheadle & District Lions Club (CIO) serves their local community and helps people internationally. They work with children, the elderly and those disabled and/or disadvantaged, benefiting those helped, and the wider community, making it a better place to live and work. They also make grants to national and international appeals (e.g. Relieving poverty, responding to disasters, or helping disabled.

We take in, rehabilitate and rehome rabbits from all over the U.K. we also offer sanctuary to medically compromised and disabled rabbits

The relief of children, and by extension their families/carers, in need by reason of ill-health, disability (mental or physical), financial hardship or other social disadvantage resulting from being in the care of local authorities as a looked after child at any point in their lives, through the provision of grants of financial assistance toobtain such items, services, activities and support.

The Hall is used for a number of social, cultural and recreational activities for all age groups. We have disabled access and facilities and a fully fitted, well equipped kitchen.

First Step is a multi racial project providing community based informal and accredited learning/volunteering opportunities for women and young people. All our activities are underpinned by a person centred, holistic and democratic ethos and backed by equality of opportunity access and actions including an onsite creche, language and mentoring support, a safe environment and full disabled access.

DISABILITY

Merlin's Magic Wand supports children facing challenges of serious illness, disability or adversity. The Charity believes that every child deserves to laugh, enjoy and cherish memorable experiences and its mission is to enable them to access the magic of Merlin Entertainments.

To promote and protect good health by raising awareness of autism spectrum disorder and related conditions. To engage in initiatives that foster acceptance of autism and related conditions. To promote activities that support diagnosed individuals and their families to live full and equal lives

Support for Orphans and disabled children

The Woking Karunya charitable society is formed with the intention of helping poor people in Kerala, India, by providing financial aid to those who suffer from poverty due to unemployment, illness, disability, financial hardship, mental instability and other reasons.

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the civil parish of Denham without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, nationality, age, disability, race or of political, religious or other opinions by advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabit

The purpose of the charity is for the public benefit the relief of those in need in Bulgaria by reason of youth,age, ill-health, disability, or social or economic disadvantage in particular but not exclusively by coordinatingand developing services such as, the provision of bedding, clothing, food, finance, medical assistance andsuch other services for those in need.

Working with young people with disability from underserved rural communities in West Africa to ensure they have access to appropriate mobility equipment that enables them to participate fully in education, employment, family life and their community.

DisabilityThe Prevention Or Relief Of PovertyReligious Activities

The Charity supported blind and partially sighted people in the county of Somerset. On 6 January 2014 its activities and assets were transferred to Somerset Sight Ltd (charity no. 1154472) and it has since been dormant.

Carries out general Charitable Purposes in the areas of Education and Training, Disability and Relief of Poverty, specifically to support residents of North Walsham Town. To help children and Young People, Elderly and Old People and People with a Disability or Special Need. The Charity makes grants to individuals and organisations, including schools.

To let 16 dwelling houses, in the first instance to disabled ex-service men who have resided in the City of Birmingham for not less than two years consecutively.The Trust may let to poor persons, giving preference to elderly persons, in the case of an insufficiency of ex-service men.

Provision of Grants (through direct application), to support the members of the "GLE", and their dependents (Wife, Partner, or Children) who are in need. This includes the following types of Grant: Annuities, Illness, Disability, Education, support for Convalescence, and ad-hoc or emergency grants.

The association is established for charitable objectives and purposes only and for the care, welfare, interest, treatment, education and advancement of persons with any form of Cerebral Palsy or with a related disability, their families and carers (hereinafter referred to as the 'clients').

Supporting the needs of the blind and partially sighted living within the county of Ceredigion. Working in conjunction with Ceredigion Social Services, and Wales Council for the Blind.

The federation, through its blind and partially sighted membership, seeks to promote a better quality of life for all visually impaired people through local activities at branch level and nationally through campaigning.

TO PROVIDE FOR THE SICK, CONVALESCENT, DISABLED OR INFIRM

Take Elderly Disabled People out for the day. We run a mini-bus fitted with a tail lift for wheelchairs

Providing sports for the disabled and social activities for the spinal patients at the hospital in Southport.

The principal object of the Trust is the advancement of the Christian faith. This object may be fulfilled [but not necessarily exclusively so] by providing care and comfort of elderly or disabled people especially such as belong to the "Household of Faith" (Gal.6:10) including providing a home for them. The Trust may also engage in other charitable activities.

Provide weekly audio cassette tapes of local news free of charge for the blind and visually impaired.

To relieve patients and former patients of Queen Mary's Hospital who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm or in need of financial assistance and generally to support the charitable work of the said Hospital by providing various voluntary services and extra amenities for such Patients and Staff in the Hospital at the discretion of the Executive Committee.

This grant-making foundation supports a wide range of activities in the following categories: education, general welfare (particularly the elderly, the blind and the disabled) and family and social welfare. Grants are made to UK registered charities and to organisations with charitable status. Special support is given to the County of Lancashire, as defined before local government reorganisation.

Bringing local news and activities to blind and partially sighted people

Swimming for disabled in Andover and local area.

To provide on memory sticks, audio tapes, CDs and audio files on a website, local news for the blind or partially sighted, in the Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole, Purbeck and East Dorset area.

Provision of weekly audio memory sticks containing readings from local newspapers which are mailed to severely sight impaired and sight impaired listeners (members). In addition, DTN organises PC training for its members - to help the blind and visually impaired benefit from the technology.