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The Olibob Arts Foundation helps young people to develop key life skills through the performing arts. It achieves this by providing grants to drama groups and schools to ensure that disadvantaged young people are given the same opportunities as those whose parents can afford access to classes. We also provide Olibob Awards to young people who demonstrate exceptional support and inclusiveness.

The prevention or relief of poverty and relief of financial hardship of socially disadvantaged and marginalised people, in particular through (but not limited to) the provision of affordable financing to grassroots organisations in less economically developed countries which support those in local communities, rural areas, small cities or minorities; andthe promotion of such other purposes.

Strengthening social interaction and support in this & neighbouring communities through supporting residents-led initiatives for youth, young families, older people, people with disabilities, stay-at-home parents, as well as through wider networking opportunities with other community groups & charities.

to advance the Christian religion in accordance with beliefs, doctrines and practices of the Eritrean Church. Holding church services, pastoral care, carrying outreach work, including support refugee families and those with special needs or disabilities and vulnerable adults/elderly in Coventry and surrounding areas

Activities include regular public worship is provided free of charge and open to all. Other activities include:teaching and learning; taking assemblies; donations to other charities and our own projects provide public benefit in the relief of poverty and need, often for minority groups with particular needs such as the elderly.

THE CHARITY OWNS A PROPERTY IN PITMINSTER CALLED CHURCH ROW, WHICH CONSISTS OF FIVE TWO-BEDROOMED COTTAGES, BUILT IN 1830 AS ALMSHOUSES FOR THE POOR OF THE VILLAGE. THESE ARE LET AT A VERY REASONABLE RENT. A PROPORTION OF THE INCOME, AFTER EXPENSES, IS DIVIDED BETWEEN THE CHURCH AND THE PARISH CHARITY IN THE PROPORTIONS 2/3 TO 1/3.

The charity administers 4 almshouse dwellings for elderly people in housing need

The provision and management of two almshouses for people of not less than sixty five years of age who have lived in the Maldon area for not less than ten years

Provides faclities for the young, elderly and village activities

The objectives of the Trust are to support religious and other charitable work both overseas and at home, and the relief of the poor and needy and to help the sick and aged.

Administation and letting of two almshouses

Provides accomodation in 4 almshouses for local elderly people

Provide advice and information/sign posting for elderly people.Run Social afternoon under name of "Seniors Club" once monthly.Run, in conjuction with WRVS, a twice monthly Luncheon Club.Various Outings.Distribute Harvest ParcelsDistribute Christmas Parcels.Palm Sunday and Christmas Parties.Send Birthday and Christmas cards to all Clients registered.

The Mary Hannah Almshouses owns six almshouses properties, which are managed on its behalf by H&H land and Estates.

Primarily the provision and maintenance of places of Christian worship, fellowship and outreach; and secondarily the support of those engaged in Christian ministry and evangelisation. The Whytecliffe Trust also sometimes engages in other activities incidental to the foregoing, e.g. Christian publications. The Charity operates mainly in the Croydon area.

Issuing grants to the elderly

The Fund was set up under the Will of Viscount Northcliffe for the payment of pensions to previous employees of certain companies who are aged or infirm or incapacitated and are needy.

Provision of almshouse accommodation.Small sub-trust offering modest grants for educational purposes and activities, broadly construed.

To support residents of eight almshouses.

Charitable donations to The Young, The Elderly, Health Care and Animals in the areas of Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire.

Financial support for distressed elderly gentle-folk.

The objects of the trust are apply the trust fund and income thereof towards the benefit of old and aged people in England.The trustees receive applications and make grants to registered charitable organisations in England, or to organisations in England the activities of which are compatible with the charitable objectives of the trust.

Ensuring the village hall is managed effectively.

We link business donors with community needs. As pioneers of corporate social responsibility, funded and managed by our business supporters, we deliver help in cash or in kind, by volunteering and by practical fieldwork, addressing appeals from all ages, all abilities. We arrange recycling/re-use of many office and domestic items.

Brentwood Phab promotes and encourages disabled and non-disabled people to come together on equal terms. Disabled and non-disabled members arrange a wide variety of activities each year. The club meets on alternate Mondays at the Friends Meeting House, Hutton. Members are encouraged to take a full part in the social, recreational, sporting and cultural life of the community.

The Rowland Trust exists for the advancement of the Christian religion. To further this object, the trust deed empowers the Trustees to apply its funds "for the benefit of such persons .... who are or have been engaged in full time Christian work as the Trustees in their absolute discretion shall from time to time select."

The rescue and permanent care of elderly sick and abandoned animals and birds made homeless through the illness or death of their owners or such change in circumstances as renders them unable to care for them.

We provide a balanced programme of activities to enhance and stimulate the mental and physical wellbeing of young people aged 6 years to 14 years of age.

Managing the running of the hall,which is available to the local residents, clubs, associations,and churches for events,meetings,education,and recreation. To let the hall to out of village parties to generate income to insure the upkeep of the hall,and enable disadvantaged groups to have the hall for free or at a reduced rate.

Encouraging and enabling young people to work together, building life and outdoor skills,espcially camping, that will equip them for the future. This includes many awards that are gained by showing competence and ability. Regular Camps are arranged to which members are encouraged to attend. Other fun activities are organised for the weekly meetings, at the headquarters - Kent Lodge, Radlett

Education of young girls aged 4 - 21 though life skills and activities that inspire from a programme issued by Girlguiding UK

Providing International Baccalaureate Education to pupils aged 3 to 18 years

A youth organisation for people interested in the rural community aged between 10-26 years old.

We offer several activities to involve the community in particular, vulnerable groups i.e. children, women, disabled and the elderly.

Our playgroup provides a stimulating and educational play environment for children aged 2-5 years.

We provide day care to older people. We provide transport to and from the centre, a three course lunch and a range of stimulating activities. We actively promote activities designed to increase and support healthy lifestyles and a sense of well-being. We support and host a number of community groups and events. Our area of operation is primarily Halewood but also includes the borough of Knowsley

To provide education recreation and leisure time facilities in the interest of social welfare for youths and elderly.

Almondbury Playgroup caters for children aged 2 -4 years.

Providing housing for the elderly.

Affiliated to Girl Guiding(UK) for training and activities for girls and young women aged 5 - 26

A pre-school playgroup for children from 2 to 4 years old. Managed by parents and carers who raise money for equipment and activities.

General fund raising to assist local, national and international charities. Support is given to disasters overseas (Tsunami for example), to local hospices, day centres for the elderly, youth work (Scouts and Guides etc).

Day care service for older people

Saffron Dean Community Association works in partnership with other Allerton based projects to improve the lives of people in the community. It supports local groups through grants of funding &is developing and delivering services that includes training and development for the unemployed & activities and events for local youth & elderly.

Full details of the charity's areas of support are contained in the annual accounts and include those in need by reason of poverty, youth, age, ill-health, disability,financial hardship.human rights, religious or racial harmony or equality and diversity; education, the arts, health and care of the elderly;refugees and asylum seekers. Applications for grants are by invitation only

SCOUTING- A WIDE RANGE OF ACTIVITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 4 TO 16.

The Monday Club provides a weekly day centre for older people who would otherwise be socially isolated. There is transport provided (disabled access), refreshments, talks, activity sessions. exercises . Regular trips out.

To relieve sickness in disadvantaged children in Cornwall by the provision of various complementary therapies. To support the provision of trained Assistance Dogs that enable patients to access therapies.

Bible proclamation and teaching, supporting corporate and private worship, prayer, discussion and friendship. Regular activities for specific groups including elderly, children and people from other countries/cultures. Special events with more concerted publicly to raise awareness of what we offer as public benefits. Support of local community events in line with our aims.

Supporting services and activities for young people aged 10 - 25 years in Harlow and accross Essex and to provide Alternative Education and Information Services across Essex.