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Provides grants to elderly of Old Newton

General charitable services to elderly

Provides quarterly grants to needy elderly residents.

Charitable donations for the benefit of individuals or organisations in the City of Newport or County of Monmouthshire in particular (but not exclusively) those engaged in agriculture

To provide the use of two almshouses in the Brierley Hill Area for residents who are not less than 65 years of age and who, except in special circumstances are inhabitants of the Borough of Dudley.

Provision of two summer coach outings & a christmas dinner for the elderly of Cosby. Also easter & christmas gift parcels for the housebound elderly.

In line with Matthew Dodgsons original wishes circa 1731-41 to provide "to the poor of Thorner, Shadwell and Scarcroft"The Trustees determine the distribution in line with the original bequest, distributing usually to the elderly organisations in the three villages as the most needy, albeit the trust is always open to specific requests.

to distribute monies to the elderly to help towards their heating costs

We fund work for the welfare of mothers and children in Greater London. We are currently making grants that exceed our icome. We continue to fund Women + Health (-ú8,000 in 2010 - 2011), a charity assisting disadvantaged women in Camden. We do not fund individuals, and given our low income and existing committments, we discourage applications except from charities we have funded in the past.

Distributing an amount of money annually agreed by the Trustees to six poor and elderly people living in Lyth, near Kendal.

this charity is to distribute monies to help the elderly in thevillage of winterborne stickland with their heating costs

Awards grants to young people, the elderly, people with disabilities and long term health problems and voluntary groups to aid with continuing education, the advancement of health, wellbeing and social care and the relief of financial hardship for those who reside within the Borough of Barrow in Furness.

General Charity Activities to assist young children/elderly of the parish

Income distributed to the elderly of the parishes

To help needy, elderly and disabled people in the village

The Slade Evangelical Church seeks to provide Biblical Christian teaching and ministry through Sunday services and midweek groups. It also seeks to reach out to and provide services to the surrounding area throughout the week through, for example, youth groups, meetings for elderly people, a toddlers and carers group, meals for the homeless and English classes for speakers of other languages.

We provide grants to individuals and organisations in the parish of Kingston Cambridgeshire for education and training and for the relief of poverty. We provide help especially for children and young people, elderly people and people with disabilities.

Gifts to the elderly residents (over 80) of Mears Ashby.

Accommodation for elderly and ex employees

Bryant's Heath is a Poor's Allotment Charity registered as 40 Acres of Common land with the Land Registry Office and is managed by Felmingham Parish Council. The Heath originated for Parishioners to graze their livestock, gather heating fuel, sand and shingle for home domestic use. These rights still exist today for residents of Felmingham Parish. It is now used primarily as a leisure resource.

The charity is actively engaged in helping the community through the provision of rooms and reparation facilities. The charity provides a venue for many social functions and has several affiliated societies and clubs.

To apply the income of the said fund in pepetuity either to or for any one or more charitable object or objects for the benefit of members of the Armenian people in any part of the world - The income is therefore paid to the Armenian Hospital which provides exceptional and accessible health care & housing for mainly low income and elderly members of the Armenian community.

Gives small grants (usually less than £100 but larger grants can be given, dependent on reasons and circumstances) for the support of individuals for religious activities, educational and socially beneficial activities and in times of special need for any approved purpose. Applications are particularly encouraged from younger people.

Providing food for elderly housebound people

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 charity are to relieve want amongst the elderly, to grant scholarships and bursaries for children and adults to fit their needs and to support other charitable causes.

A rural youth movement for young people aged between 10-26 years. Members can gain confidence and get valuable skills in drama & entertainments, public speaking, sports competitions, stock-judging and cattle showing, dancing. Life skills are learnt by arranging and conducting meetings, social events an fundraising.

The object of the club is to promote the welfare of the aged in any manner which now is or here in after may be deemed by law to be charitable within the town of Olney. "Aged" the committee may admit as a member any person who is sixty years of age or over.

Supporting local Charities with a bias towards the young and elderly.

Supporting local community projects for eg adults and children with special needs ,the local museum, Borehamwood Dementia Club, an art exhibition by local schools. Presenting awards to primary school children for work in the community or at school.Contributing to Rotary's International projects such as Mary's Meals, Shelterbox, Save a Child's Heart, Life Straws, Falconer Trust - Zambia.

The principal activity of the charity is to support education opportunities for boys and girls aged 2 to 11,

TO PROMOTE AND ASSIST THE GENERAL RELIEF OF ALL HANDICAPPED PERSONS IN TAVISTOCK AND SURROUNDING AREAS, BY ASSISTING THE WORK OF STATUTORY AUTHORITIES AND VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS ENGAGED IN PROVIDING FACILITIES FOR PHYSICAL AND MENTAL RECREATION IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE OF SUCH HANDICAPPED PERSONS, FURTHERING HEALTH, RELIEVING POVERTY, DISTRESS OR SICKNESS

Monies to be used for such charitable religious purposes to benefit the people of the parish of Wisborough Green in West Sussex; for the relief of the elderly and sick of the parish of Wisborough Green; to augment the stipend of the Vicar of the parish of Wisborough Green to ensure his personal concern in his office of Incumbent for the welfare of the people of the said parish.

To favour causes supported by the settlor during his lifetime and other charities selected by the Trustees where they provide medical care, medical research, health education and care of the elderly.

Supporting the minstry of St Thomas the Apostle, Chevithorne as envisaged by the charity's founder.

provides Christmas parcels for elderly and chronically ill members of the village

The charity is mainly engaged in making grants to organisations of the Anglican Church within the Birmingham Diocese. Occasionally, grants are directed further afield in the UK to organisations which conform to the doctrines of the Church of England. Our grants are usually directed to help work amongst children, youth, the elderly and other persons in need.

Managed the funds already raised in previous years.

Provision of special amenities for the residents of any residential facility owned or managed by Sandwell MBC.

Assistance to elderly and disabled wool trade employees

Provision of outdoor and educational activities for children aged 6 to 18.

To Support the elderly and famillies on a low income through grants, to improve the facilities of the village as a whole, to promote the cohesion of the village as a community

A GARDEN OF REST FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE OF HOLSWORTHY

Guide Unit for girls aged 10 to 14 years, to promote the education of girls and young women to help them develop emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritually so that they can make a positive contribution to their community and to the wider world.

Provision of sheltred housing for elderly freemasons and their dependants within the masonic province of gloucestershire

Provision of lunches and other social activity for older people

Our charity is for the companionship, education & social gathering of women in this community. We are also quite willing to undertake other tasks for the benefit of our community. We monitor the health and wellbeing of our members particularly the elderly ones and provide contact and emotional support.

To provide a safe and stimulating environment for pre-school aged children whilst meeting the Early Years Foundation Stage guidance as set out by the DFES.

To review opportunities for charitable support, particularly in the undeveloped world in respect of disadvantaged children.

The Association works under the name of The Circle Club and offers a weekly lunch club for elderly people.