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We offer girls (aged 5-18) opportunities to develop their potential through a programme of activities filled with fun and adventure, helping them develop their skills, grow in confidence and contribute to the wider world. We also provide a range of volunteering opportunities for women (over 18yrs) to work with children, develop leadership skills and undertake administrative and support roles.

Provide transport and assistance for the elderly/infirm of the borough to attend medical appointments inside or outside the borough

Support of the aged and the sick

PROVIDING GENERAL CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE FOR THE RELIEF OF THOSE STIGMATISED AND DISADVANTAGED AS A CONSEQUENCE OF BEING CHILDLESS WIDOWS AND ORPHANS

Raising funds to provide extra facilities for Addington School - a school for children with Special Needs aged 2 to 19Involves coffee mornings, fashion shows and summer and Christmas Fayres

Care and preservation of our Grade 1 Listed Church. Financial support to elderly and infirm if funds permit

Nawton and Beadlam Millennium Wildlife Garden was created as a joint village project to mark the year 2000. A wildlife garden was created on a donated piece of land. The garden includes a large pond, woodland area and a wide selction of plants native to North Yorkshire. The garden is freely accessible to the public. The garden is managed and maintained by a team of local volunteers.

The charity is operated on mainly a voluntary basis,staff are employed to deliver an out of hours childcare and holiday club which has become well established.The association is now in partnership with Age Concern to deliver services for elderly members of the local community.General use of the managed community centre continues to grow.

Hartrigg Oaks is a continuing care retirement community in York. The Hartrigg Oaks Charitable Trust exists to provide financial support to those resident who are unable to meet the fees and to provide additional facilities and equipment for the benefit of residents

An educational and social work charity with additional youth remit working in a disadvantaged areas. Provision of equipment & furniture to local day nursery; ad hoc literacy support but regular sessions have not proved possible; consortium with other charities in area to provide a Summer Project, which assisted St George's (Hanworth) Youth Club to run two activity weeks for local youngsters.

To help to improve the lives of the older people of Halstead and surrounding area

SBSG is an arts, cultural education and vocational skills and training orientated organisation promoting art, general educational and training programmes to disadvantaged sections of the communities in the UK. SBSG is working actively to promote better community cohesion and integration with the wider community.

Working with local schools Rotary assists young local people to help them fulfill their needs, extend their aspirations, and help them achieve their goals. We help to relieve the plight of the disadvantaged of the world through projects recommended by rotary international such as water aid, vision aid overseas, and when disasters occur.

Haringey - work with youths and the elderly; advice service

The provision of recreational & leisure facilities in the interest of social welfare and the quality of life in adults aged 19 and over who have physical and learning disabilities in particular through the provision of equipment and services to the John Daniel Centre and to other groups and organisations not provided from statutory funds.

Education Health Marriages, Help poor and elderly

Relief poverty amongst the elderly or persons in conditions of need, harship and distress

To care for unwanted cats and kittens and to rehome where possible, giving a permanent home to disabled or elderly cats. To promote and encourage neutering of cats, offering financial assistance to owners on low incomes. To neuter feral cat colonies and provide veterinary assistance where needed.

As a small rural school that caters for children aged from 4-11, we aim to achieve a happy, warm, caring and close working environment where children are given the opportunity to realise their full potential in all aspects of school life.

Special School catering for pupils aged 2 to 19 years of age with severe and profound multiple learning and physical difficulties. Provided a range of specialist equipment to support and enhance the curriculum. Made improvements to the school grounds and environment. Funded educational visits and trips. Bought in theatre groups and performers.

The GRDP serves the community through delivering a range of services to people & groups who are disadvantaged whatever their faith or background. The charity works with beneficiaries to share how to live happily and healthily in mind, body & spirit. This includes the practice of Kundalini Yoga & meditation, the provision of holistic healthcare, developing an attitude of service towards others.

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSESRELIGIOUS ACTIVITIESRUNNING OF FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIESKNITTING FOR MATERNITY HOSPITAL IN EAST LONDON, SOUTH AFRICA AND LOCALLY KNITTING FOR THE ELDERLY (SHAWLS, BLANKETS, TWIDEDLEMUFFS ETC)

The charity strives to improve the health and well being of older people in Shropshire by reducing loneliness and isolation. This is achieved by providing peer support, advice and information and by the deployment of volunteer led meetings and social events offering the means to participate in community and social activities for many older people who would otherwise be unable to take part.

United Kingdom.Blacks and ethnic Minorities Children/ Young people, Teenage mothers, Lone parents, elderly and other hard to reach groups from blacks and minority groups.Southern African.Aids Orphans, women groups and disabled people.2nd Phase:As a Limited Company by Guarantee, the company will embark in three-phase business arms, i.e. Security, cleaning and care services.

JPADA operates in England and Wales and Africa in, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Botswana and South Sudan; provide advice and support to refugees/Asylum seekers and the disadvantaged communities; Areas of operation: relief of poverty, health education targeting HIV/AID and Covid-19 awareness campaign among African communities, Training, economic and community development, employment and digging wells.

Provision of Early Years Learning through play and role modelling, following the Education Department guidelines and cirriculum requirements for EYL suppost. Operating to provide education facilities to children aged 1 to age 7 in premises situated in the Park Ward of Didcot in Oxfordshire. Also providing full day care for children with working parents from the hours of 8.30am to 5.30pm.

We make donations of household goods such as clothing & cooking utensils. We provide domestic support, run a charity shop. We visit people (elderly & vulnerable widows & widowers & their families). We help every widows & widowers with their other needs but not money (cash) because we are in debt. We will help with finance fund when the shop picks up and we've cleared our debt.

The main aims of the Pre-school are to enhance the development and education of children in their care. We are committed to developing each child emotionally, socially and physically regardless of their culture, ability or race.We aim to provide a safe, friendly and stimulating environment in which each child is encouraged to explore and discover.

Horizon Performing Arts is an organisation based in the Warrington area. The Performance Group consists of:The Horizon Corps, Horizon Percussion Ensemble, Horizon Brass Ensemble, Horizon Winterguard - we teach members aged eight and above to play chosen musical equipment from a wide range of instrumentation and the opportunity to learn dance and movement.

New Horizons Trust provide domicilliary home care services to the elderly and disabled in South Yorkshire.

The charity applies the funds of the trust for the benefit of The Royal Lifeboat Institution and Help the Aged, with a preference to the area of Falmouth. The charity awards grants to these charitable institutions, at the trustee's discretion.

Current years donations made in support of education, cancer relief, childrens hospie's and masonic welfare of the elderly.

The activities of the Llandovery University of the Third Age are to advance the education of the public and, in particular, the education of older people in Llandovery and its surrounding locality.

Providing childcare services for children aged 2- 5 years of age.

Education Training and Activities for older people.

to advance the christian religion by;~-propagating the gospel of Jesus Christ-biblical studies-theological education-seminars and conventions-training the youths (programmes and activities)-helping the needy both elderly and young-providing support

Relieving the charitable needs of the elderly, infirm and disabled of the congregation of St Peters including those suffering from financial hardship, sickness, poor health and both physical and mental disability. These needs include the provision of equipment and facilities to the Church of St Peters Monkmoor to enable use of the Church by the elderly infirm and disabled.

Making grants to organisations engaged in the releif of the poor and providing educational support for children from poor families

Providing families and people from disadvantaged groups with support and counselling, befriending, hospital visits, prison visits, social evenings

Promote social health programmes as well as providing support in education, training and employable skills. Support people who are affected and infected with HIV/AIDS including children orphaned by Aids. Relief of poverty and advance knowledge and skills to disadvantaged communities. Engaging with other charitable activities in the community for the advancement of the organisation.

To improve the self confidence and self esteem of socially and/or economically disadvantaged young people by providing horse riding lessons.

The WHPT objectives are to:Develop specialist wildlife habitats.Provide educational visits to support the national curriculum and enhance learning.Using our sites and resources we aim to improve opportunities for disadvantaged and vulnerable people by building skills and enhancing their lives in order to enable them to play a fuller role in the community and improve their life choices.

Provision of aid to the needy elderly residents of the parish of St John, Sandbach Heath, Sandbach. Also donation of funds to causes relevant to the parish as appropriate.

Providing educational assistance and training and improved living standards to the underprivileged in Southeast AsiaHelping disadvantaged families in the UK in ways that increase the level of happiness and wellbeing

Heart 4 The Poor is the umbrella organisation funding raising for a variety of projects and initiatives designed to alleviate poverty in India and elsewhere in the developing world. The charity's aim is to provide proper facilities for the care of the most disadvantaged in these societies. It funds and implements projects to encourage viable sustainable communities.

STRATHMORE PRE-SCHOOL OFFERS GOOD QUALITY CARE AND EDUCATION TO CHILDREN AGED FROM 2 YEARS TO 5 YEARS OLD. WE PROMOTE LEARNING THROUGH CHILD-LED PLAY AND OUR AIM IS TO DEVELOP EACH INDIVIDUAL ACCORDING TO THEIR NEEDS. WE OFFER FLEXIBLE HOURS TO SUPPORT NEEDS OF THEIR FAMILIES AND ARE OFSTED REGISTERED. WE ARE LOCATED WITHIN THE GROUNDS OF STRATHMORE INFANT AND NURSERY SCHOOL IN HITCHIN.

TO ADVANCE THE GOSPEL OF HOPETO ESTABLISH CHURCHES IN GREAT BRITAINTO BE A PLACE WHERE THE HURT, HOPELESS AND DISILLUSIONED SHALL FIND HOPETO EMPOWER PEOPLE FOR VICTORIOUS LIFEWORK WITH OTHER CHARITIES TO SUPPORT THE NEEDY, THE POOR, THE DISADVANTAGED AND IN CRITICAL SICKNESS

Mercy and its members are please with the Group's achievements over the last 12 months :Supported orphans institution in Bangladesh Provided education support to children and young people.Provided advice and information to disadvantaged people on employment. Supported people suffer from domestic violence and family problems.Helped poor people for medication and shelter.

Providing education supplies and requirements as well as the construction of educational facilities for disadvantaged and HIV orphaned children in Tanzania and education and rehabilitation for former child soldiers in Northern Uganda.

Supporting disadvantaged migrants in London by improving their English skills, with our English lessons that include phonics and pronunciation, and access to essential services, with guidance on UK employment and taxation. We also provide free English lessons to underprivileged communities in South Quito, Ecuador.Our work builds self-confidence, integration, inclusion, and collective development