CharityScore UK

The provision of relief for those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage.

The advancement of health and the saving of lives; the relief of those in need, by reason ofyouth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage for the public benefitby way of grants following careful assessment of a beneficiaries' need.

We provide basic sports and training equipment to disabled athletes in developing nations.

Working in the East Midlands. The purpose of the Charity is to empower the disabled and elderly to live independently in their own homes by providing help and support. This support is made available via website, phone, email and an information booklet distributed to Health Centres, Surgeries etc. We also work with other local Charities.

to advance the education//health of public including and especialy poor and orphaned children by provision of classes and workshops.these will be provided by building education/health centres.also the provision of medical assistance including those with disability and mental illnesses.

The objectives are the prevention or relief of poverty, the advancement of education, the advancement of religion, the advancement of health, the advancement of the arts, culture, heritage or science and the relief of those in need by reason of age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage.

The prevention or relief of poverty; the relief of those in need because of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage; the relief of sickness and the preservation of health; the advancement of animal welfare.

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A parent-led group providing accessible events for families living with disability, neurodiversity or from vulnerable backgrounds; friendship and support for parents/carers and siblings; inclusion training for businesses and schools.

We support children, disabled and elderly with less privilege financially and physical. We do some activities like exercise and more so we keep them busy . We aim to do the marathon and sell cup cakes to raise some funds.

We aspire to help disadvantaged people through ill-health, disability, financial hardship, social and/or economic disadvantage. We receive donations and award grants to individuals or communities which may otherwise struggle to obtain the support they need. Anyone can ask us for financial help. The trustees consider each application on its own merits.We aim to award 99% of

The charity is primarily involved in the delivery and advancement of early years education in its nurseries and preschools around Southampton and parts of Hampshire and support for those experiencing disadvantage in them. It has general aims to relieve poverty and need in individuals arising from their youth, age, infirmity, or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances.

BSNL's objects are to:Advance Hinduism via worship, texts, festivals, and literature.Relieve poverty/sickness via food, essentials, and charity grants.Educate the public, especially youth, on Hindu culture, Gujarati language, music, and dance.Provide recreation facilities in Wembley for those in need (due to age, disability, or hardship) and the wider community to improve quality of life.

Speaking Up Together (SUT) is a user led organisation which promotes self advocacy with people who are learning disabled and/or neurodiverse. We provide education and information to support people, raise awareness of issues, provide workshops, forums, advocacy and general support. Also provideing social and recreational facilities within the community.

To advance performing arts, for public benefit, promoting cultural enrichment & community engagement through performances/artistic experiences to inspire/educate diverse audiences. To promote participation & education of culture amongst disabled people through provision of accessible workshops/performances/artist mentorship leading to new cultural works, raising disability awareness & visibility.

Emsworth Good Neighbours objects are to relieve the needs of elderly residents and those who are affected by frailty or disability in the Emsworth area by providing support including but not limited to, transport to medical appointments, companionship and assistance with minor household repairs

We provide inclusive, youth-led play and creative sessions for neurodivergent and Disabled children and young people in Thanet. Our work supports social connection, self-expression and wellbeing, helping to reduce isolation and improve quality of life.

The objects of the CIO are the relief of need for people of all degrees of deafness for the public benefit, initially operating in Worcestershire with the longer-term aim of expanding to the West Midlands, and possibly the whole of the UK through access and participation in dance.

BDEF CIO is an organisation of Disabled people, where all decisions are made by Disabled people. We work to the Social Model of Disability. Our current work focuses on: Community Development, Voice and Influence, Peer Support, Information and signposting, Co-design and Co-production.

The Animal Charity Platform provides affordable veterinary medication to: animals being cared for, or that previously have been cared for, by animal welfare charities and/or charitable animal rescue and rehoming centres; assistance animals owned, provided or supported by charities which provide assistance animals to people in need because of ill health or disability.

The charity provides an airy internal space for recreational and other leisure-time activities for adults and children, including classes, hobbies, exhibitions, meetings, training courses, community meetings, food preparation and serving, parties and celebrations. There is a large hall, stage, a separate meeting room, a well equipped kitchen and disabled access and toilets.

This charity exists to advance the Christian faith through the holding of weekly support groups, prayer meetings, Bible studies and various outreach programmes. We also support people living with disabilities. We work at easing the pains of disabled people in Africa through the provision of specialist equipment, access to medical care with the aim of improving their conditions of life.

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Downs and Special Friends supports children and adults with Down syndrome, Autism, ADHD, and other diagnosed or undiagnosed disabilities. We provide inclusive social events, educational workshops, recreational activities, and family support to enhance wellbeing, confidence, and life skills. We operate in Batley and surrounding communities, promoting inclusion and social integration.

The Kingston Upon Thames Association for the Blind also known as Kingston Sightloss Support has been empowering blind and partially sighted residents of all ages since 1966 through services and activities, supporting them to adapt to life with little or no sight. Raising awareness of issues and barriers faced in everyday life to find solutions to increase inclusivity and accessibility.

formidAbility is a disability-led professional opera company based in Birmingham and working across the UK. The charity is breaking new ground in accessibility and inclusion in opera and classical music for Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people by creatively integrating access into all public performances, complemented by community and educational workshops.

Swim Inspiration is based in Malvern, Worcs. Our objectives are to help those people who are suffering with or recovering from a long term physical or psychological ailment or disability. We help people keep healthy and mobile with a gentle approach to exercise in water and a listening ear. Help is based on individuals needs including exercise in the water,Swimming and water confidence.

Deaf Aspirations through its activities is reducing mental health and increasing well-being ;improving access in digital technologies and social media; including deaf people with some additional needs ; educating through leadership by motivation and mentoring via BSL/relevant communications ; teaching awareness of work skills-;creating deaf aspirational leaders through its successful projects.

Carriage-driving for the disabled (member group of Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA)) in the Chichester/West Sussex area.

To support and help those who are blind or who have some visual impairment or some other disability that makes reading difficult by the provision of recorded material and where appropriate, audio equipment.

Estuary Community Transport provides accessible and affordable transport for elderly, disabled, and vulnerable people in North Flintshire, helping them attend medical appointments, access essential services, and reduce social isolation. We operate as a not-for-profit charitable incorporated organisation, supported by volunteers and community funding.

We support children and young adults with terminal illness, special needs, autism, eating disorders in UK and those in need of heart surgery in India. We also advance the education and well being of children and young adults through arts, music, dance, drama and sport

The objects of the CIO are:-To relieve the blind, or visually impaired, or those labouring under some temporary or permanent incapacity or disability which makes reading either a strain or impossible, in Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire and surrounding areas, by the provision of recorded material and the equipment with which to listen.

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TO PROMOTE THE HINDU RELIGION AND ITS TEACHINGS; TO PREVENT OR RELIEVE POVERTY AND PROVIDE SUPPORT TO INDIVIDUALS EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, DISABILITY, ILL-HEALTH, OR OTHER FORMS OF DISADVANTAGE; AND TO PURSUE ANY OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS THE TRUSTEES, AT THEIR DISCRETION, DEEM APPROPRIATE.

Music Therapy across Northants (in the community;children's wards and NICU) with HCPC registered therapists, for children/young people with life-limiting/life-threatening diagnoses (or disability with complex needs) resulting, for medical reasons, in prolonged absence from school or EY setting. A charity since 2008 (reg.1123075) and CIO since September 2025 (reg.1214984)

We offer free and affordable brass band tuition to children, adults, and disabled people in Yorkshire. Through outreach, rehearsals, and concerts, we remove financial barriers, build confidence and community, and preserve the heritage of brass band music for future generations.

Opening Doors CIO is a user led self advocacy organisation run by and for adults with a learning disability. Our main aim is for adults with learning disabilities to be confident people, making their own decisions and controlling their own lives with support from people they can trust. We run self advocacy groups and provide training to people with, and without learning disabilities.

We're an independent rescue specialising in disabled, difficult and different cats that other shelters might not consider. We are particularly experienced with cats with cerebellar hypoplasia ("wobbly cat syndrome") and have rehabilitated and found homes for a considerable number of these special kitties. We also offer a residential service whereby cats needing ongoing care can stay long term.

To further such charitable purposes for the benefit of mainly high functioning individuals aged 14 years old and above with or without a formal diagnosis of Autism, ADHD, Tourettes syndrome, Dyspraxia , associated conditions and mostly with secondary mental ill health. Supporting family, carers and professionals to live a sustainable lifestyle.

We provide: * monthly drop-in mornings - includes gentle exercises, peer support, assessment for newly registered blind/partially sighted people (with council social workers), healing exercises.* Annual Christmas Party *Annual Focus Day to provide information, guidance and support on equipment, services providers for visually impaired people Free day trips for visually impaired people

Lollipop provides regular free activities for families of children & young people with any degree of hearing loss. Through such activities families have the opportunity to meet & build friendships with others, with whom they share their experience of deafness. Activities also encourage members to realise their true potential & in doing so build confidence, raise self esteem & develop self identity

BAAS is a grassroots charity supporting autistic adults and unpaid carers across Bolton and Bury through the provision of:-An autism focussed adult specific Befriending Service;Social and Life Skills Group Events;Disability Welfare Benefits Advocacy;Employment Advocacy and Support;Carers Only Support Group;Autism Awareness Training;Student Work Placement Provider.

(1) To advance the Russian Orthodox Christian faith by holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of Christian festivals, producing and/or distributing literature on deepening the Christian faith to enlighten others about it.(2) To relieve persons who are in conditions of need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage as it may fit.

Insight Gloucestershire supports blind and partially sighted people across Gloucestershire to live independently and confidently. We provide practical and emotional support through one-to-one guidance, social groups, technology advice, and training, helping people adjust to sight loss, reduce isolation, and stay active within their communities.

The object of the CIO is to relieve the needs of local adults with learning difficulties and Autism, and their families or carers, by providing training and hands on experience in woodworking, gardening, horticulture and other community projects.

The Charity is "to relieve in cases of need persons resident in the Parish of St Brides and the neighbourhood therof who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm"

To relieve the blind or the partially sighted, or those labouring under some temporary or permanent incapacity or disability which makes reading a strain, by the provision of recorded tapes or other appropriate amenities. Recording on cassette tapes a selection of news items from the local newspapers each week. Distribute copies of recording to members of the blind and partially sighted community.

The charity runs a small shop within the Adelaide complex to provide elderly and disabled clients the opportunity of personally purchasing small everyday items and treats. It also holds raffles and competitions with proceeds helping to purchase little luxuries such as televisions for bedrooms, regular live entertainers and Christmas presents and treats for the clients resident at Christmas.

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