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Grants to residents of the village of North Waltham in Hampshire including elderly and infirm and children/young people. Also grants to help village organisations as approved by trustees.

To provide small grants for the benefit of residents of Alveston only. Grants are usually for those in need especially some elderly residents of Alveston. Grants are also considered for individual and communal educational expenses.

Objects - To benefit sick, elderly or poor persons resident in the area of benefit. Area Of Benefit - The town of Wiveliscombe and within one mile thereof, and the Hamlets of Langley Marsh, Huish Champflower, Brompton Ralph, Bathealton, Chipstable and Clatworthy (as prescribed by Governing Document).

To support the elderly in the local area and to provide support to former residents by way of assisting with fees in their new home. To provide grants to organisations of the elderly

Local charitable purposes elderly & infirm.

Financial assistance to those in poor health or aged over 80 dwelling within the parish of St. Newlyn East, given each year in December

With such a small income, our charity is restricted to what it can do. We rarely receive requests, but tend to support the local "help group" for the elderly or provide small equipment for our community building (village hall). 2 wheelchairs were bought for the use of Foxton residents.

Local charitable purposes, elderly and disabled.

CCHF All About Kids (Formerly known as Children's Country Holidays Fund) is a registered national charity, founded in 1884. We exist to give disadvantaged children a range of residential activity and respite breaks. We improve the quality of children's lives and help them to recognise their potential in a safe and happy environment.

The main activity is the provision of approximately 1096beds for Residential, Dementia, and Nursing care in 17 Homes throughout England and Wales. In addition the Charity runs approximately 145 sheltered units for those who seek independence and can still look after themselves. Many of these tenants later become residents in the Homes.

The charity supports the elderly and poverty stricken residents of the village, and helps with village activities.

Giving grants to elderly residents for chiropody services

Assisting with the care of elderly and the needy people in Maidstone BC

The Grinshill Parish Benefit Fund provides Christmas baskets of fruit to the elderly/those living on their own within Grinshill parish. This also includes those who were living in the parish and now live in a Residential Home.

To give assistance to elderly poor people through the provision of sheltered almshouse accommodation, the upkeep of almshouse properties and estate, and the provision of social activities and other communal facilities and services for the benefit of the almshouse community.

Rental income from land owned in Cranworth, Southburgh and Letton is used to alleviate financial hardship by providing benefit in the form of solid fuel or cash. This is paid to eligible householders in these villages on a low income, regardless of age, but mindful of the current situation in that many people of retirement age have limited means.

The Charity owns and maintains two, one-bedroom semi-detached almshouses for the benefit of persons in need, hardship or distress, who are resident in the City and District of St Albans.

To assist with the elderly and needy in the parish

Providing small gift for elderly parishioners of St George Ramsgate

Benefits to the elderly/disabled and the sick - help with visits to hospitals, convalescent homes or similar institutions and to those in need and the bereaved.Assist fulltime students, living in Fritton, with funds for text books.

Distrubition of cash to the elderly in the community

Providing financial relief for financially disadvantaged members of the community

Distribution to aged and deserving poor inhabitants of Glascwm.

Distributions for the benefit of the aged and deserving poor of the parish of Glascwm

The charity provides school clothing and footwear for disadvantaged children in Blackpool. But for the Fund, these children could remain off school as their parents would otherwise not be able to afford to clothe them. Applications are administered by members of the Student Support Team. When approved, vouchers are issued to be redeemed in participating local retailers and school shop suppliers.

The provision of grants, items and services to elderly individuals in need and/or charities or organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty amongst the elderly who have lived in the Parishes of St.Mary, Islington or St. James, Clerkenwell, Christchurch or Spitalfields.

helping elderly, sick, and persons in need within leekfrith parish

Raising funds to improve the Charity's property, in particular a swimming pool owned by the Charity and managed by Hathersage Parish Council.

Dole monies for elderly residents within Fleet Parish

Supports the young and aged of Peatling Parva and others who may from time to time face special difficulties.

Also known as the Chantrey Trust, the Charity provides limited help to the elderly.

2 almshouses in Ashby Folville village

PROVISION OF HOUSING FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE LIVING IN KIRBY-LE-SOKEN

The provision of good quality accommodation at an affordable price to those in financial need, aged over 50, who have a connection with the City of Wakefield. The Homes comprise 31 dwellings, 17 at Horne Street, 4 at Holmfield Avenue and - following the merger with Dr Crowther's Almshouses - 6 at Westfield Road and 4 at George Street, Wakefield.

To apply the income of the charity in promoting the education of persons under the age of 25 years in the parish who are resident and in need of financial assistance and for older people in the parish who are resident and in need of financial assistance.

Private charity primarily formed to assist Widows and aged members of the Everton Lodge No 823. It also makes donations to Masonic and non-masonic charities, organisations and individuals for the good and benefit of mankind.

- the provision of benefits to 26 almspersons in Haig Ave., Southport:- the relief of elderly persons in Southport.

Pays small pensions to elderly/poor in Parishes of St Margaret's & St Denys

The objectives of the Trust are as follows:What: General Charitable Purposes; Relief of Poverty; Environment/Conservation/HeritageWho: Children/Young people; Elderly/Old peopleHow: Make grants to organisations (including schools, charities etc)

Our charity was set up by Stuart Hutton to help elderly/old widows within East Morton parish with the relief of poverty. St is a very small charity and small gifts are distributed at Christmas time to widows within East Morton parish.

Accommodation/housing for elderly people

Supporting children, young people and elderly with holidays who live in Sandwell MBC. Giving grants which enable young people to pursue avenues other than available in education. Organisations particulary those invloved with helping to improve/ease young and elderly peoples lives.

We provide a social afternoon once a week for elderly folk. We play whist, have a cup of tea & biscuits or cake & a chat amongst friends of approximately the same age group.

Providing and maintaining 22 Almshouses for elderly people.

Help for those in need. Often organisations helping elderly & disabled.

Support for children and the elderly within the Corscombe area.

Payments to widows aged 60 or above who have resided in the villages of Norton or Campsall for at least 10 years.

Until 31.1.22, provided 24 hour residential care for 28 elderly residents. One this date all assets and activities were transferred to Abbeyfield Wey Valley Society.

Various pastoral ministries, which include visiting the sick and house bound. Retreat ministry. Specialised care and support for the sick and elderly members. Support and care for people with learning disabilities. Relieving poverty by providing finance for the support of missionary projects.

Provision of accommodation (Almshouses)