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The Association strives to provide high quality services to physically disabled people in Surrey, their families, professionals and others concerned with disability by providing the following: self-catering holiday chalet and bungalows, disability equipment showroom, mail order catalogue and equipment loan.

To help needy, elderly and disabled people in the village

The club acts as a focus at the Oxford Centre for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing for social activities for the hearing impaired. It comprises a mixed social group of individuals of mature age who have impaired hearing or an interest in hearing impaired people or hearing impairment issues. It meets weekly and has activities that include outside speakers, social meetings and activity meetings.

Teach disabled people the art of swimming throught the ASA National Plan for teaching

The Charity covers Wales, South, South West and Cornwall and gives small grants to people in need either due to poverty or disability and ill health. All ages are considered , but have to be over 75 and in need to receive a Christmas Hamper which the Charity organises to be delivered to their door. It also provides holidays at Dawlish to those who would otherwise be unable to afford one.

The charitable purposes of the trust are the relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage.

To relieve poverty and special financial need for residents of Enstone Parish, on a one-off basis, where this is not already covered by statutary or Government provision. For example: to help provide special equipment for elderly or disabled parishioners; to supplement winter fuel payments for the elderly; to help with childcare for those not able to pay.

The objects of the club is to provide relief for the disabled within Dorset, Hampshire and Wiltshire, with particular reference to therapeutic benefit derived from swimming and related exercise. The DSC provides swimming/exercise sessions every Saturday throughout the year, except for the weeks covering the Christmas and New Year period. We have the exclusive use of the pool.

'Plymouth & West Devon Cassette talking Newspaper' creates and distributes audio cassettes of local or relevant news items on a weekly basis to blind folk in the Plymouth and West Devon Area. There are currently about 200 registered users of the service for which no charge is made.

Play Safely raises funds and provides equipment over & above that supplied by the local authority, to encourage integrated play for children of all abilities, including those in wheelchairs, at local community playgrounds

Provide assistance and facilities for cerebral palsied multiple handicapped young adults and other disabled persons including the provision of accommodation, care,occupation and recreation.

Grants to relieve cases of need to persons resident in the area who are sick, convalescent,disabled,handicapped or infirm. ( clause 8 of deed dated 19/06/1975 )

We provide opportunities for deaf children from our local community to come together. Christmas parties, farm visits, cinema trips with subtitles, sign languge support, sign langauge classes

Funds are raised to enable The Friends to make donations to the School Governor Fund and to the general school fund to purchase additional items outside the school budget, such as staging, blinds, refurbish school library etc

We organise sporting activities for physically and mentally disabled of all ages.

The charity provides resources for the education and training of disabled children by assisting in the provision of human resources and specialist equipment and services. The principal activities of the charity are fund raising to provide these resources and services.

Assistance to elderly and disabled wool trade employees

The KMMF operates to assist disabled living within the old Brecknockshire boundary. We raise funds through generous donations and hold various Fund Raising events. We assist with grants towards various requests and look to assist as immediately as possible.

Swansea Lions Club aims to promote and support the following good causes:-* the advancement of citizenship and community development* the relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disability * the advancement of health or the saving of lives* the advancement of education at home.

Now that the local private railway (P.V.R.)is carrying passengers, and the line is now able to be extended over 3 refurbished bridges, This Charity will be able to help a 2nd railway. We aim to inject funding to convert a railway coach for use of the Disabled. We as a group have been formed and started raising funds since 1989 to get to this point of opening up this line for Disabled passengers.

to enable disabled people to swim in a watersafe enviroment and participate in local, regional, national and international swimming galas with other disabled people and their swimming clubs .

We support deaf and hearing impaired children living in the boroughs of Sheffield, Doncaster, Rotherham and Chesterfield and the surrounding areas of South Yorkshire.We hold regular events for children of all ages ranging from babies to age 16.These events give the children the opportunity to meet their peers.Parents and siblings can also share their experiences to offer help and advice to others.

General Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingMedical/Health/SicknessDisabilityOverseas Aid/ Disaster ReliefSport/Recreation

British Legion, Butterfly Tree, Motor Neurone Disease, Riders for Disabled, BEAT, CRY

We provide local news USB Memory Sticks each week to the blind and partially sighted in our area.

Encourages and supports disabled people of all ages and backgrounds to fully participate in society.Provides a shopmobility service for those with mobility problemsGives advice and information on disability services and seeks to ensure people are aware of their rights and responsibilities

The charity offers a few activities enabling people over 60, and any disabled person over 50 the chance to meet up with old friends and possibly meet new ones, these include bingo and a card game called HOY, we also offer over 60's and their friends and relations the chance to participate in three outings a year.

Established to relieve persons with any type of long term physical, sensory or cognitive disability by the provision of support and services to which they aspire and to which they may be entitled.

To provide and help disabled persons to have a day out angling in a comfortable place.

Provides swimming and exercise for mental and physical disabled people.

Provides an open space facility to the general public for: sport and recreation; an open air classroom for study of wildlife and nature; a "breathing space" for quiet leisurely activities for elderly with access to the disabled; a safe environment for young children; opportunity for young people on training environmental schemes; a community events area for village activities.

Riding for disabled youngsters

Provision of pastoral care and financial assistance for the deaf and their families through the church.

We provide of a range of out of school activities for children betwen 11 - 19 years who have special needs including physical disability. We currently provide a twice monthly Saturday Club. Our aim is to give each child an opportunity for self-development in a happy and safe environment whilst providing respite for parents, carers and siblings.

Religion, Evangelism, Book Publication, Building Hospitals, Schools, Universities, Nursing Homes, Orphanages, Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation centers, Scholarships for students, Water and sanitation infrastructures, Electricity infrastructures, business startup grants, Home construction, Welfare/Disability projects, Employment, Youth programs/centers, Tourist/civic amenities, Green projects, Arts

Supporting communities from Africa in the UK and helping and aiding/caring for orphans, widows, disabled, elderly, and vulnerable people in society.Providing basic skills for life training for the unemployed.

The Club provides information in interpreted talks, social activities, meetings, trips out to various places of interest. We meet in the upstairs lounge of Cramlington Working Mans Club on Thursday evenings from 7pm -11pm. All D/deaf, HoH and Hearing welcome. We have had local councils / Fire service / police / health service visits to find out what they can do to help the deaf with any problems.

THE TRUST AGAIN PROVIDED A GRANT TO FUND A DAY OF PLAY ACTIVITIES AT CORAMS FIELDS (A CHILDRENS PARK IN LONDON) WITH THE AIM OF INTEGRATION OF FAMILIES WITH A LEARNING DISABLED MEMBER WITH OTHER FAMILIES USING THE PARK. A GRANT WAS MADE TO A COLLEGE THAT SUPPORTS EDUCATION OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

We provide support and information regarding all forms of sight loss to current members and offered support to non members who contact us.We provided free training in Sight loss Awareness in conjunction with Wales Council for the Blind via 2 Accredited volunteers.We took a group of 18 to Sight Village to increase their aids and adaptations awareness

LDSC provides monthly training and support at National and International Swimming competitions for IPC classified or Classifiable swimmers as well as acting as a focal point for disability swimming in the London Swimming region, from grass roots level to paraswimmers.

Friends of Aspires provides group trips for adults with a learning disability and/or a physical disability who attend Aspires Day Service based in Fincham, Norfolk. Group trips include; Annual Summer day trip, annual fun day, cinema day, concerts, group lunches, pantomime and Christmas party and meal. Our charity does not offer grants.

A youth club for children and young adults with a disability. A club that encourages social interaction by including a minimum of one event a month for all members to interact. Open every sunday afternoon except summer half term and christmas. A club where the parents and siblings are included, activities such as pool, xbox, arts and crafts, games, table tennis are included in the centre.

The Breakaway4 Foundation supports families who are socially or economically in need, by the provision of respite short breaks and holidays. The Charity aims to support UK families or individuals who are disadvantaged through ill-health, disability, poverty or social disadvantage. In most cases we provide a break in one of our static caravans.

Education/trainingDisabilityThe Prevention Or Relief Of PovertyRecreation

Dedicated to raising funds in the UK through a variety of activities, including charity galas and direct marketing to our donors to support impactful projects in Kenya and Uganda. Our initiatives focus on disabled persons, livelihood support, women's empowerment, and education support.

The relief of those in need, by way of disability, financial hardship or other disadvantages and the advancement of education in Ethiopia, through the provision of: I. Education for students aged 5 - 17 who are deaf or hard of hearing, using sign language or inclusive learning methods. II. Raising awareness of hearing disabilities within the community through activitiesIII. Providing lunch

1. To advance education in the arts for the public benefit,through events such as dance classes, African conga anddrum classes and cultural classes relating to the Gourocommunity.2. The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, illhealth, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantageof those based in the UK and Ivory Coast, by providing asignposting service for such thin

The Charity operates principally (but not exclusively) within the Diocese of Plymouth for the relief of people who are in need by reason of poverty, age, disability or sickness; to advance education; and to promote conservation and protection of the environment, all in such a way as is consistent with the mission of the Roman Catholic Church.

The organisation makes grants to support charities and voluntary organisations (for exclusively charitable purposes) who provide a benefit to children and young people (under the age of 25) who are in need by reason of youth, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other social or economic disadvantage and in the advancement of animal welfare.

Providing grant funding to other charities, prioritising funding registered charities that carry out activities in the areas of education; medical research; the arts; mental health; and autism.