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The Lowestoft Signing Choir is glad to report we are now able to accept bookings promoting deaf awareness and a positive image of the deaf community. We welcome new & repeat bookings with groups that have now become dear friends of the choir both locally and further afield. It's nice to be back out at events after the last couple of years.

The Trust promotes and encourages best education practices in rural Nepal to encourage equal opportunities for all regardless of age, sex or disability and it also educates the communities in best farming and irrigation practices to help improve the rural economy.In addition the Trust provides health care and associated facilities for these rural communities including health camps etc

Provision of sporting, leisure and cultural tickets for children in the UK who are disabled, deprived, disadvantaged or have life limiting conditions.

Provision of accessible transport for elderly, disabled and socially disadvantaged groups and individuals in the area of Merseyside and its environs. Additionally, training in the allied passenger transpot field.

Accomplishments 2012 - 2021:-Tom Mboya School for Children with Cerebral Palsy: Renovation, fees and school bus provision-Oloolua Special School: Fees provision-Lamu School for mentally disabled children: Refurbishment and fees provision-Acorn Special School: Fees, built physiotherapy unit, begun construction of training centre as first phase of new project-University/college sponsorship

The Charity continues to support development of field hockey in Wales thru' healthy recreation and helping disabled and those in financial difficulties.

aim is to provide a safe accessible route for walkers, horse riders, cyclists and the disabled to the benefit of both local inhabitants and tourists (visitors) to Dorset.Specifically to establish a Public Bridleway route along the course of the old Somerset and Dorset Railway line, initially from Stalbridge to Corfe Mullen and eventually to connect with the Castlemain Trailway at Broadstone.

To advance the Sikh religion for the benefit of the publicTo advance education, including education in the Sikh religion, and other subjects for the benefit of the publicTo provide or assist in the preparation of facilities in the interests of social welfare for the recreation or leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age or disability

1.1. The advancement of education and training;1.2. The relief of poverty;1.3. The relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health;1.4. The relief of disability;1.5. The advancement of the Islamic Religion;1.6. The relief of unemployment;1.7. The advancement of mediation, family counselling, advice and guidance (Bangladesh only)

We provide a wide variety of wheelchair sports and activities (eg basketball, boccia cycling, ten pin bowling, crown green bowling, archery and skiing) and cater for all age groups for anyone with a physical disability. We have members throughout Cheshire East/West and the surrounding areas. Check out our Facebook and website for full details and details of where we meet..

We are a group of parents that hold activities for deaf children, young people and their families. Activities include swimming, bowling, megazone, under 5's stay & play, art & crafts for the 4-7 years, and sports sessions for the 4-7 years. We also hold several parties each year and have run educational workshops.

We provide water pumps, wells to those who don't have access to clean water. We build houses for the homeless. We provide funding to help start small businesses. We help with medicine care, hospital, surgery fees. We help the disabled, widowed and orphans - providing food, shelter, shoes, clothes, educational fees and any other resources required.

Open Meetings annually feature health and social care issues, public engagement, activities for the disabled, mental health and carer's concerns.HDU engaged with Hereford Council Making it Real Board and Autism Partnership Board to feedback information on disability as champions in this area.In September the chair joined a team as an expert by experience for Peer Challenge at Hereford Council.

The prevention or relief of poverty, the relief of sickness and poor health or the relief of disability anywhere in the world by providing grants, items and services to individuals in need. In particular this will be achieved by, but not exclusively through, the provision of grants for holidays and/or respite care for young people.

The Church Council and ministers promote the whole mission of the church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. Our buildings are used for services on Sundays and during the week for church-based activities and for hire. All are welcome to the activities we provide for parents and toddlers, young people and the elderly, regardless of religion, ethnicity, age or disability.

To advance urban regeneration through the improvement of the built environment. To relieve poverty, disability, age or ill health through the carrying out of or provision for the support of building projects. To provide public recreation space.

Providing services to families who have a disabled child. Direct services to the children - Saturday and holiday clubs. Outreach services - Support and signposting for families. Volunteering opportunities. Community education, liaison and development.

Autism Rocks is engaged in the promotion and research of autism specific conditions. The objective is to enhance awareness and expertise that will identify who will develop autism as early as possible and evaluate specific support services which will help them for the rest of their lives.

Accommodation for physical disabled.

The objectives of the CIO are: 1) the prevention or relief of poverty2) the advancement of education3) the relief of those in need because of youth, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantageworldwide and in particular to the benefit of children living without secure or adequate accommodation in the streets, slums and refuse areas of Manila in the Philippines.

Drunken Chorus is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation, established to:Promote, for public benefit, the advancement in, creation of & engagement in the arts: -Primarily in (not limited to) London; -Particularly in (not limited to) the fields of theatre, dance & cabaret; -Including specific provision for young people, deaf and disabled artists / audiences

Autism Inclusive works to support autistic children and adults, those with ADHD and other neuro divergent conditions, and their carers and families. We provide support groups, activities, fun days, professional advice and education, for those with a diagnosis and for those who just suspect. We welcome all.

To provide tuition and all necessary equipment to enable members of the public to handle small boats safely under sail. To encourage participation in a healthy outdoor pursuit and foster appreciation of the local environment. These activities are open to all, including the disabled, for whom special additional help is available.

We provide Scooters& Wheelchairs to enable locals and tourists to access the town to shop or sightsee . On a daily use we make no charge but if equipment is hired for a longer period of time a charge is made.We provide a delivery service to local hotels.

The Object isThe Relief of those in need by reason of youth,age, I'll health, Disability, Financial Hardship of other Economic or social Disadvantage By the Provision of a soup kitchen in the Greater London area

Provision of a support network for parents carers siblings and other individuals affected by autism Raise awareness of autism including the impact autism has on family life Promote increased awareness of autistic spectrum disorder within the communityInvolve local community in raising awareness by encouraging them to attend social events

The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage living in Bangladesh and such other parts of the world as the trustees shall from time to time determine.

The charity's objects are to relieve the suffering of animals of any species and in particular to help disabled, wounded, sick or homeless animals. The trustees give consideration to individuals requiring assistance but primarily provide help through the use of local veterinary groups who deal with the assessment of the individuals' means.

Provide performance arts workshops and productions for those on the autistic spectrum in a theatre company that has members not on the spectrum. Of the 40 members the balance of members on the spectrum and not is about 50/50 which we believe important. We perform in a variety of venues eg. university, schools and theatres. One of our aims is to enhance the public?s understanding of autism.

We provide projects in music & arts aimed at 4 key groups, children, retired people, the disabled & those in social & economic deprivation.We run choirs for ages 4-80, & singing groups for adults with mental & physical disabilities, stroke survivors, those with dementia & Age UK. We run arts days with a variety of activities & inter-generational projects that connect the young with the elderly.

In addition to general support to charitable causes the charity directly supports those with disability through hospital support groups.

Talita Kum School Fund raises money to send to Talita Kum School in Colombia, South America. The school is for disadvantaged and disabled children who would not receive a suitable state education.

The objective and focus of the Trust is to provide a public benefit for the relief of poverty for the elderly, sick, disabled, injured and disadvantaged people of Wantage and surrounding villages. Relief is provided in a number of ways including provision of household appliances or furnishings and providing funds for the purchase of emergency, medical or necessary equipment or services.

Provides grants towards the equipment that disabled children and young people may need to take part in triathlon or the individual disciplines of swimming, cycling or running. Creating, promoting and encouraging accessible events where both disabled and able-bodied children can participate together.

Relief of needs of people who are sick or in poor health or who have a disability, as expained in the charity objects and in trustees report in the accounts

We provide activities and events to promote the acceptance of patients and their families to their disability. We provide peer support for those suffering a spinal cord illness or injury.

TO RELIEVE FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, DISTRESS AND SUFFERING AMONG POOR PEOPLE AND OTHER PEOPLE IN NEED BY MEANS OF, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, MAKING GRANTS OR LOANS FOR PROVIDING OR PAYING FOR ITEMS, EQUIPMENT, SERVICES AND FACILITIES, INCLUDING THE PROVISION OF FOOD, WHEELCHAIRS AND BICYCLES FOR THE SAID PERSONS.TO ADVANCE EDUCATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR, THE UNDERPRIVILEGED AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC

The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage The advancing of amateur sport for the public benefitApplications will only be considered from:geographical areas within England; organisations; individuals who are supported by a charity or CASC. Unsolicited applications will not be accepted or acknowledged.

To provide accommodation , activities and skills development to people including young adults affected by learning disability and/or mental health issues in the South West of England via 3rd party charitable organisations .

Provide sporting activities for Disabled People

To advance the Christian faith in greater Manchester and such other parts of the united kingdom as the charity trustees may from time to time think fit in accordance with the Eritrean orthodox church; and the relief of persons who are in need by reason of financial hardship, unemployment, disability, ill-health, poor education and such other economic or social disadvantage

DISABILITY SUPPORT IS AN ADVICE AND SUPPORT SERVICE FOR DISABLED PEOPLE LIVING IN NOTTINGHAM AND NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.WE PROVIDE WELFARE RIGHTS SERVICES, ADVICE / INFORMATION, PEER SUPPORT, MENTORING AND DEVELOP COMMUNITIES

To raise funds (initially via procuring a book) to provide prosthetics for disabled children in sport.

We are a user led charity for people with Learning Disabilities, Learning Difficulties and Autism in the Portsmouth area. Supporting people to develop self advocacy skills through group and individual support as well as campaigning for the rights of our members and for services, companies and employers to understand the needs of people with learning disabilities, Facilitating Group social events

Skiggle is a nationwide online charity network of UK-based disabled people, family carers and health professionals.The network aims to provide specialist disability equipment and care consumables to families in urgent needvia the SOS and marketplace features.

Friends of Jack Tizard fundraises for activities and resources to enhance the wellbeing and education of students at Jack Tizard School and in the west London Community. In particular, it seeks to enhance the wellbeing of students, local disabled children and young people and their families by extending the use of the school's state-of-the-art hydrotherapy pool after school, weekends and holidays.

We work to relieve the needs of young people with anxiety, adhd and/or autism, their families and the local community, particularly but not exclusively, by: -the provision of education which aims to raise awareness, change perceptions and break down barriers for those affected by these conditions -the provision of specialist advice and support through counselling, drop in sessions and groups.

Providing information and resources to empower people in:Challenging disability access problems.Pushing back against access refusals.Making informal complaints about access failings.Dealing with poor responses to access problems and complaints.Escalating complaints to more formal and serious modes.Taking legal cases with and without lawyer representation and support.

The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage, through distribution of grants.

Enabled2Parent provides assessments, advice and information about life as a parent with a disability and/or additional support needs. We are a National Charity with the Head Office in West Sussex. We work with clients, professionals and organisations with connections with the the childcare industry across the public, private and commercial sector. Social inclusion is central to this.