CharityScore UK

Relief of poverty and sickness by provision of financial assistance, food and other such items to poverty stricken families. The advancement of education by providing grants and/or lectures to students and elderly or disabled people. The relief of need among families suffering break up or parental divorce by providing advice, guidance and support.

running an amateur boxing club which caters for all comers including young and disadvantaged children. giving our members the benefit of a sporting skill and environment

Provides: Community Centre facilities supporting older and disadvantaged communities of the area, tackling loneliness and isolation by the development of the over 50ÔÇÖs Friendship Groups; facilities for adult educational classes;Engage with and work co-terminously with the Local Neighbourhood Partnership.Act as aplatform to echo a unified voice for voluntary and community groups of the area.

to charites whose activities are to improve the quality of life for ex service personnel and their families,to improve quality of life for children who are sick and to help their wishes come true, to reduce animal suffering and to support care for older people.

THE OYSTER PROJECT IS A MEMBER LED DISABLED & OLDER PERSONS SELF-HELP CHARITY FOUNDED AND RUN BY DISABLED PEOPLE.THE MAJORITY OF OUR TRUSTEES AND ALL CORE PROJECT DELIVERERS ARE PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND/OR ELDERLY.WE PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEMBERS TO VOLUNTEER IN MEANINGFUL ACTIVITIES, DEVELOPED & SUPPORTED BY EACH OTHER. THE CHARITY HOLDS THE QUEEN'S AWARD FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE.

Community playgroup providing care and educational activities for children aged 2 - 4 years. Morning sessions from 8.25am - 11.25am monday to friday, Afternoon sessions running 11.55pm - 2.55pm Monday to Friday. a lunch club is held every day 11.25 to 11.55. The setting offers government funding for children aged 2 and also funding places for 3 and 4 year olds.

To advance education, vocational training, to provide facilities for recreation, leisure, sports, physical and well-being activities in the interests of social welfare for the general public; without distinction of age, sex, sexual orientation, race, disability, or political, religious or other opinions, working with voluntary groups, community organisations, and disadvantaged individuals.

HELPING DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES FOLLOWING NATURAL DISASTERS BY ESTABLISHMENT OF LOCAL VOLUNTEER PROJECTS

To provide assistance and support to Heddington C of E Primary School by fundraising activities. All monies received from the fundraising is used to provide additional educational products or activities for the school children aged between 4 and 11 years old.

A 'Good Neighbours' Scheme for the elderly. Community activities for the Christmas Lights Switch On, a Christmas Market and Chadderton Family Fun Day. A community allotment and woodland project to provide a wildlife space with walks, children's play space, pond dipping facilities, raised beds for cultivation of flowers and vegetables run by the local Brownie Group.

The main objects of the charity are to provide grants for charitable purposes mainly, but not exclusively, in the following areas:-Agricultural charitiesDisadvantaged people charitiesEducational charitiesFenland charities, especially those connected with Wisbech

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION IN BIRMINGHAM BY PROVIDING EQUIPPING AND MAINTAINING A SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN AGED 11-16 FOLLOWING THE NATIONAL CURRICULUM AND THE PROVISION OF ADULT EDUCATION. TO OWN AND LEASE PROPERTY FOR EDUCATIONAL PROPUSES.

The principal objects of the charity are the advancement of education health and employment of people in need, in particular disadvantaged communities, by supporting projects that address these issues. The charity may also promote other identified projects from time to time as determined by the trustees.

To advance christianity;To promote and advance the education of people in such ways as thetrustees shall from time to time think fit;To promote sustainable developmentto relieve poverty and suffering and to improve the conditions of life of socially and economically disadvantagedpeople and communities.

Victorious People is a charity committed to providing advice and assistance to young people aged 13-25. We organise and/or fund programmes of educational, physical, and health & wellbeing. Our goal is to advance young people to develop their skills, capacities and capabilities. We aim to further educate, relieve unemployment, as well as promote and protect good mental & physical health.

To advance education for the public benefit by the provision of community learning for residents of Newsham and surrounding areas.To promote health and wellbeing for the public benefit by raising awareness of the benefits of a healthy lifestyle for residents of Newsham and surrounding areas. Providing cost affective trips for families and the elderly. cost effective lunch once a week.

For the public benefit to promote learning for pleasure for elderly people through development of their capabilities and skills and promotion of social inclusion by use of modern technologies.

We are a Playgroup and cater for children aged 2 - 4 years of age. We offer a pre-school Foundation Phase curriculum and are located in a mobile cabin within the school grounds at Ysgol Cynfran, Llysfaen.

The trustees invite applications from a wide variety of charities. In particular they support environmental and cultural projects in Worcestershire and the surrounding area, from the performing arts, and from charities supporting disadvantaged children.

Charity is aiming to arranging family activities among members and these activities includes five time prayer in congregation, children outdoor entertainment, homework club, party meals, daily get-together for elderly people etc.

Bayswater Foundation mission is to educate and inspire the next generation. Our objective is to advance the education of people typically aged under 25 years old through English language classes and other skill programmes. We gift grants to other charities and organisations to provide this tuition.

The objects of the Charity, as stated in its governing document, are to:1) Relief sickness and the preservation of health in India and other parts of the world in particular, but not exclusively, by providing or assisting in the provision of medical and healthcare advice and information.2) To advance the education of children and young people who are socially and economically disadvantaged.

To assist charitable projects supporting established Charities, with particular focus on Charities who support and focus on cancer medical research and projects, reliving sickness and health in old age, promoting conservation of the environment, financial hardship amongst elderly people, reliving suffering of animals and promoting the prevention of poverty.

Just Row Gloucestershire has been setup to promote and encourage rowing at Gloucester Boathouse for those in the community who might be described as disadvantaged in some way. This includes those with physical, mental, financial and social barriers of all ages. We aim to fill that gap and in some cases provide a gateway into mainstream rowing.

Naunton Recreation Ground CIO has not engaged in any activities in the period ending 31st December 2020. The charity is awaiting confirmation of the sale of the freehold title of the recreation ground to the charity before it can begin to achieve its Objects.

The objects of the trust are to:i. Relieve sickness, old age and poverty,ii. To advance the Christian faith by, but not limited to, the provision of homes, refuges, rest homes and community homes primarily but not exclusively for retired Christian workers, and persons in need, engaged in Christian ministry or in training for Christian ministry and Christian work.

The Trust supports causes both in the UK and abroad, specifically, but not limited to Dorset, where the founding family are based. The trustees wish the Trust to support disadvantaged children and young people and those individuals undergoing cancer treatment, encourage animal welfare, and promote community and social inclusion. The Trust does not accept unsolicited proposals.

The provision and maintenance of Almshouse accommodation.

Committed to equity, we empower schools to bridge gaps for disadvantaged learners with small grants to schools in England and Wales, unlocking potential and changing lives.

The Kate & Justin Rose Foundation is a charity focused on using sport to engage with and support disadvantaged children and young people.

Our aim is to create and maintain a community that has an awareness and understanding of memory impairment, helping those affected either directly or indirectly. Our dementia cafes offer a regular meeting place for people living with dementia and for those caring for them in an informal friendly environment.

For over fifty years our charity Solihull Lions (CIO) has served the citizens of Solihull. Our activities our wide ranging but aim to make a difference to individuals, groups or charitable organisations. We give grants to individuals in need, provide activities for disabled and elderly individuals as well as work closely with other charitable organisations.

Friends of Luccombe Hub supports The Luccombe Hub, a special needs Ofsted approved school for learners aged 8-18.We fundraise and award grants to the school to support the learners via provision of equipment or in some instance personal financial support.

The Barnaby Webber Foundation activities are:-- To support the needs of young people aged 18 and below who are facing challenging circumstances and organisations who support them.- To support grassroots cricket clubs by providing equipment and other items for young people aged 18 and below.We look to offer support across the UK.

Supporting cancer patients/families and elderly vulnerable adults with long term conditions, anywhere.Raising awareness of Palliative care anywhere.

Providing support to families living with dementia in the West Midlands and Worcestershire region, to include advice, guidance, information and funding to address identified gaps in provision and alleviate the challenging experiences some families face. Also to address the multi-faceted problems young people aged 14-25 that are suffering from mental health face, via tailored support and advice.

The Forward Vision project aims to reach out to young people aged 8-18, offering them accessible and inclusive learning opportunities that will significantly enhance their life.The Life Skills Programme is designed to teach essential skills such as budgeting, cooking, self-care, creative expression and more. Our goal is to help young people improve their capabilities and overall life chances.

As an educational charity, the core activities of Shoreham Beach Scout Group promote the education of young people aged 6 to 18, to support their physical, social and mental wellbeing, and to help them to develop Our sections meet weekly during school term times and undertake a range of Scouting activities. The Group organises regular camps and other field trips for its Young People.

A Better Tomorrow Charity supports vulnerable adults, socially excluded and socially disadvantaged (for example, due to substance addiction, mental health challenges, homelessness and ex-offenders) by delivering interventions, including 1-2-1 and group sessions (to help support recovery and rehabilitation), training and education to develop skills and create employability opportunities.

Provision of Almshouses

Almshouses.

Almshouse charity.

We provide services to our local community, including the elderly, disadvantaged groups and youth. We support international projects and Rotary's own charity, The Rotary Foundation.

The Order fulfils its principal aims through (a) formation, training and continuing education and the promotion of vocations to the Priesthood and religious life (Vocations Promotions) and (b) by prayer and pastoral work in parishes. The work includes teaching, preaching, retreat-giving, chaplaincy in schools and hospitals, and care of the elderly.

Almshouse

The charity's object is to advance the Christian Faith as set out in the Doctrinal Basis and to relieve elderly, poor, sick, disabled, or infirm persons, and for those purposes, among other activities, to provide residential accommodation for such persons administered to the glory of God. Across our group of charities, we operate 12 residential care homes and 9 housing schemes for older people.

The charity operates 3 core services: 1. Provision of accessible transport for people with limited mobility or other health conditions; 2. Supply of donated domestic and office furniture to raise income for charitable purposes; 3. Training and work experience for disadvantaged or unemployed individuals and to voluntary and community groups.

We makes small grants to charities with a turnover under £300,000 per year . We support UK charities who work with and support groups that are radically disadvantaged: refugees and asylum seekers, substance abusers, offenders and ex-offenders, at risk and marginalised young people, people in insecure housing.

In 2016/7 we created a welcoming studio space in Stroud, managed by the Imagine Community Arts project (that we also supported for several years before) to enable it to provide a greater range of social/therapeutic arts courses and events for adults in the area. This project continues its success.

THE PROVISION OF POSITIVE ACTIVITIES FOR RURAL YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 10 TO 28