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Arrange entertainment through trips and gatherings for Deaf Children within Solihull Borough for families and sibblings.

To promote good race relations between persons of different racial groups. To work towards the elimination of discrimination. To promote equality of opportunity in race, religion, gender, age, disability & sexual orientation.

Provide support and assist with funding for global humanitarian and community projects incl: Polio plus, mercy ships, wheelchair foundation, mosquito nets, group youth exchange, the education and book appeal Ghana, equipment for local and international hospitals, tree planting, special needs schools, awards for school achievers/young person of the year, kids out etc.

We are hosting a foot clinic. Hoping to set up team of volunteers as social services are cutting back & phone us for help. More & more people using the pop in centre for tea/coffee/chat. Offer an emercency shopping and perscription collection service on discharge from hospital or illness. Hire of wheelchairs and other aids.

We arrange outings and seaside holidays for children. We give parties and presents to the elderly at Christmas and also to the residents of a local psychiatric hostel. In India, we fund medical and eye camps and give support to a school for blind children.

Hire of wheelchairs and electric scooters to enable people with disabilities at access town centre services.The Constitution of the Charity was amended in 2004 to encompass activities within the Torbay local authority area generally. This enabled the group to operate in the Brixham area where a separate shop had been set up. The name of the charity was officially amended to reflect this.

RIDING FOR DISABLED CHILDREN

Organises speaker meetings and outings for elderly and disabled residents in the Berkhamsted area.

Sale United Powerchair Football club was set up, and aims to give disabled people the opportunity to participate in a competitive sport

FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT TO RELIEVE THE CHARITABLE NEEDS OF THOSE WHO ARE HOMELESS, AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS, IN FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, DISABLED AND THE ELDERLY THROUGHOUT ENGLAND BY: (1) THE PROVISION, MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF AFFORDABLE ADAPTED RESIDENTIAL AND OTHER ACCOMMODATION. (2) THE PROVISION OF ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE IN MATTERS RELATING TO THEIR HOUSING NEEDS

We are a registered charity working in london and surrounding areas, we provide a waste clearance service to the vulnerable, disabled and elderly who cannot afford to dispose their waste items

Denton Community Garden is a project designed to help the children of Denton Primary School understand what nature and biodiversity can offer us all.The Community Garden will be designed by the children with the support of the Trustees and a landscape gardener. The community garden will be equality act compliant meaning that people with a disability will be able to access the garden.

Tailored Leisure offers accessible fitness, well being, employability skills and short break holidays to anyone with a long term condition or disability we are based in Sunderland but cover the North East of England

1.1. The objects of the CIO are the relief of those in need by virtue of being deaf or hard of hearing in England and Wales for the public benefit, in particular but not limited to:1.1.1. furthering the education and awareness of the public with regard to the needs of those in need by virtue of being deaf or hard of hearing;1.1.2. the provision of specialist, language accessible, bespoke

VISIONA world in which every person with cerebral palsy is seen and heard.MISSIONThe Rosie Jones Foundation will increase support and reduce isolation for people living with cerebral palsy.Through the power of storytelling, education and sharing knowledge, we will change attitudes, we will empower and we will uplift voices within the disability sector.

The USA is dedicated to transforming the lives of youth, as well as vulnerable and disabled children, by equipping them with essential life skills through Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Kickboxing, Taekwondo, Self-defence, and other sports that promote emotional resilience, and anti-bullying, self-confidence. We also host engaging community events to showcase our efforts and foster connections.

For the public benefit the relief of those in need anywhere in the world by reason ofyouth, age, ill-health, disability, or social or economic disadvantage in particular butnot exclusively, by coordinating and developing services such as, the provision ofbedding, clothing, food, finance and such other services for those in need as thetrustees may determine.

Inspire the Nations obejct is formulated as "Enhancing and promoting the social integration of refugees, migrant communities and socially disadvantaged people, including and not limited to disabled people, widows in Sheffield, its neighbourhood and across the United Kingdom while providing support children's education and their vulnerable families to help them grow spiritually and economically."

Wheely Healthy provides Nutritional Therapy services to the chronically mobility-impaired. We also conduct research in the area of Nutrition and Disability. Other services include talks, seminars and workshops.

Proving grants for young people in Swindon to access private Autism & ADHD assessments.

The relief of those in need, by way of school-age children experiencing autism and specialeducational needs, through the provision of ABA therapy to equip such children with the skillsrequired to socially interact with others and build on learning with a view of enteringmainstream education and, to provide advice and guidance to parents and carers of suchchildren to gain provisions and sup

Romford Lions Club is a service organisation focused on humanitarian efforts and community betterment. We raise funds through events like Christmas street collections and social gatherings. We use these funds to support individuals in need, local charities, and initiatives focused on youth, the elderly, the disabled, as well as international aid.

Myton Church is an evangelical church based in Warwick, UK. Our core activities focus on advancing the Christian faith in the United Kingdom and the world; we support mission work both locally and internationally, including the relief of persons who are in need by reason of their ill-health, age, disability, or economic disadvantage.

AuDHD UK's mission is to prevent autism and ADHD-related suicides in the UK by improving access to neuro-affirming assessments and creating safe, empowering spaces where every AuDHDer feels understood, supported, and able to thrive.

Essex Therapy Dogs charitable objectives aim to help people who are in need by reason of their youth, age, disability, both physical and mental ill health, or other social and economic disadvantage, particularly but not exclusively, by the provision of therapy dogs to visit schools, nursing homes, hospitals, hospices and other similar institutions, across Essex.

The objects of the CIO are to relieve blind, partially sighted people or those labouring under some temporary or permanent incapacity or disability, which makes reading a strain, by the provision of technological solutions or by other such means as the trustees determine.

To relieve the needs of individuals in Hackney and the surrounding areas who are in need byreason of youth, ill-health, disability, financial hardship, poor educational attainment or lack ofaccess to educational programmes, in particular by providing tailored educational programmes,training, mentoring and supported work experience in the creative industries.

To provide crucial support for young autistic children, children with learning disabilities, children with physical disabilities and their families at an age when we can make a lifelong difference that everyone can benefit from.Raising autism awareness amongst parents, carers, professionals and children with ADHD of the medical issues commonly associated with a diagnosis of autism spectrum

Stretch More supports disabled people through inclusive camps, training, awareness programmes and community activities that build lifesaving skills, confidence, independence and resilience. We empower people to challenge stigma, step out of their comfort zones and become active contributors to society.

TeesDance advances health and wellbeing through inclusive, care-centred dance across the Tees Valley, focusing on those with the fewest opportunities. We run community programmes, workshops and progression routes for children, young people, families, disabled adults and over-60s, delivered in accessible local venues with trained freelance artists.

Support courses for women with autism, identified in adulthoodSocial community meet ups

We provide a fortnightly meeting in a safe and friendly environment for persons over 60 years of age. They enjoy interesting, stimulating activities as part of a group, currently aged 60 to 93 years, to include some disabled persons. Activities include a Raffle, Bingo, Bring and Sell, with regular Guest Speakers. We also organise Coach Outings, Afternoon Teas and a fully funded Christmas Party.

To relieve need among those whose ability to access the internet and other digital technologies is limited by reason of their age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other social or economic disadvantage, by providing recycled/donated laptops, other computer equipment and such support, education and training as the trustees deem appropriate.

The Maureen Terera Foundation helps children with disabilities and families in need in Zimbabwe and the UK. In Zimbabwe we provide school fees, food hampers and everyday support. In the UK we run workshops, raise awareness about disability and inclusion, and fundraise to support vulnerable children and families.

The objects of the CIO are the relief of disabled people in Farnham and surrounding areas by the provision of opportunities and facilities for the sport of powerchair football in order to help improve their conditions of life.

For the public benefit, to relieve the needs of North Korean refugees living in the UK, who are in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or social exclusion in particular by the provision of activities and services that assist in the process of integration to their new home.

EmpowHer Rebuild Initiative supports disabled women, particularly single mothers, across Manchester and the UK. We deliver wellbeing support, skills training, mentoring, and community programmes to reduce isolation, improve confidence, and promote independence, social inclusion, and long-term resilience.

Providing grants to needy and poor students. Providing grants to widows and orphans. Giving grants to support care homes for older people. Providing clean water, shelter, medical treatment and food for the needy people. Providing grants to disabled people.

Beach Ability Lincolnshire provides free specialist beach wheelchairs, walkers, and a hoist, enabling people with disabilities or mobility challenges to safely access and enjoy the seaside. Entirely volunteer-led, we promote inclusion, wellbeing, and independence across the Lincolnshire coast.

TO RELIEVE AND PREVENT POVERTY AND TO RELIEVE THOSE IN NEED, BY REASON OF FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, AGE, DISABILITY OR MENTAL ILL-HEALTH, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY IN ROSS-ON-WYE AND THE SURROUNDING AREA, THROUGH THE PROVISION OF ADVICE, PRACTICAL SUPPORT, FREE MEALS AND ACCESS TO A SAFE AND SUPPORTIVE DROP-IN SERVICE AND SUCH OTHER WAYS AS THE TRUSTEES MAY DETERMINE.

Wheelchair Rugby GBWR competitions, Junior and Senior sessions

-Providing guidance and support to families seeking autism support services- Offering practical assistance to families experiencing hardship linked to disability and care needs- Contributing towards therapeutic, educational, or wellbeing-related interventions- Supporting autistic children and young people to access meaningful opportunities within education and community- Autism awareness

The Umer Musa Foundation relieves poverty and hardship in India by providing food aid to widows, disabled people and orphans; funding education and medical treatment; supporting livelihoods through rickshaws; and arranging weddings for orphan girls. Support is delivered through trusted local partners and volunteers.

A charity that provides transport for some disabled clients, also for elderly clients that are not on bus routes and need access to Doctors,Hospials/Dentists.The charity owns three specially adapted vehicles, with ramps for wheelchairs

Sum of money to the disabled to elderly or large families for 'coal' money given out at Christmas.

The charity supports a diverse group of organisations including medical and disabled groups. Literary, homeless and dance-based charities are also included. Over 250 organisations are supported annually.

Provide coaching & financial support for wheelchair atheletes in Wales.

Children/Young peopleElderly/Old peoplePeople with a disability/Special NeedsOther charities/Voluntary Bodies

KFFB has been training blind people on self-help projects. There are currently estimated over 100 active cattle rearing projects, the milk from which is collected and sold to the milk marketing board in Kerala on a daily basis. We now look for more modern ways of empowering the visually impaired to reach their potential, eg providing learning materials to young visually impaired students.

To provide assistance to disabled members and others so that they can drive, and also assist in their mobility issues and problems, they my have.