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Provision of social housing in the form of almshouses.

The trustees plan to buy a property and set it up as a supported living house for up to four learningdisabled young people to live together as a group . The house to be managed by a not for profit caremanagement company such as Thera . The young people would be encouraged to to pursue their owninterests and possibly employment or voluntary opportunities.

FRowResource CIO is engaged in re-cycling, re-purposing, re-use of materials that would otherwise go to landfill and education of these activities to those in local community and beyond. This is undertaken through the charity shop, Second Life. They also work with other organisations including homeless, dog and cat rescue and metal collection charities or companies that re-cycle goods.

The objects of the CIO are the advancement of education in the performing arts, including but not limited to theatre, screen acting, and filmmaking, particularly among children, young persons, and ethnic minorities, or those from disadvantaged backgrounds, or with disabilities.

1. Relieve the needs of those with cognitive impairment or dementia and their families/friends in England through:a. Supporting the development and establishment of Meeting Centres that would provide direct support for people living with dementia;b. Providing support in the development of recreational activities to relieve their needs including activities which promote movement & co-ordination

Provide licensed almshouse accommodation to people with restricted personal finances in North Devon. Primarily those aged over 55, but consideration is given to those fulfilling other residency criteria set out in governing documents. Care is not provided as residents live independently. Associated charity providing small education grants to local groups.

CAMS provide volunteer musical theatre performance opportunities for people in Crewe/surrounding area, providing our members with performance skills, confidence, social interaction and employability skills. Crewe is a disadvantaged area - where few professional musical theatre touring companies perform. We enable the local community to access this valuable art form affordably.

The Charity provides accommodation, care and support for people with learning difficulties and the elderly.

We intend to relieve poverty and the financial situation of anyone who does not have the resources to provide themselves, either on a short or long-term basis, with the normal things of life which most people take for granted. We will do that by donating to other registered charities engaged jn such activities and or providing grants of money payment for services or the provision of items.

At The Craft Room, we run inclusive craft workshops for vulnerable adults, providing a welcoming space to create, connect, and heal. We also run holidays camps for disadvantaged children.

The relief of persons affected by dementia and other related disorders, by providing support, information and care for such persons and their families and carers in West Berkshire and North Hampshire.

Chisa Children and Youth Organisation is a none profitable organisation . The organisation is based both in Uk and Malawi. The aim of the organisation is to help the young children to development their future. In Malawi we are running free nurseries Schools for disadvantaged children.

The FH Dingle Charity for Aged Poor was set up to provide Living Assistance to those who could demonstrate by completing an application form of that they were employed by Dingles of Plymouth and their income was below the benchmark for Healthy Living.In 2022 the Charity Commission by means of a special resolution agreed the Charity could expand to include all former House of Fraser Stores .

The Buchanan Foundation aims to provide support to children in economically or socially disadvantaged areas. Our main beneficiaries are currently primary schools in the South African Limpopo province, and we collect donations, educational resources and other forms of support which are beneficial to the children we support.

To support poor and disadvantaged students who are struggling financially in accessing primary, secondary or in higher education and cannot afford to pay fees and continue in education especially in a location like Balagonj, Osmani Nagar, Sylhet, Bangladesh. To give students the skills, experience and qualifications they need to achieve their ambitions.

Managed by volunteer trustees - and reliant entirely on donations. We employ an Animal Welfare Officer, who works in the community supporting pet owners and answering call-outs to wildlife rescues. Our officer manages two pet food banks, offering vital support to pet owners in need. The branch also operates a subsidised Veterinary Clinic, ensuring affordable care for local pets.

South Leicestershire Dementia Academy provides face to face support, fun engaging activities and practical workshops for people who are living with dementia in the Lutterworth area in south Leicestershire

provide e a range of activities for young people aged 8-25. to support their personal development

This charity provides scouting activities for youngsters and adults engaged in scouting in the Kingsclere area.

To advance public education in mathematics and science for young people under 25 in Africa by funding schools and programs, supporting access to formal education, providing scholarships, mentorship and academic guidance, and organising competitions, lectures and educational resources, with a focus on socially and economically disadvantaged youth and the African diaspora.

We run a monthly memory cafe and weekly drop in session for people living with dementia or other conditions, their families and carers, and anyone who may be feeling socially disadvantaged. We also run twice monthly Love To Move sessions - age and dementia-friendly seated exercise sessions, beneficial for body and mind.

We empower women and girls through safe spaces, mentorship, education and community programmes. We tackle gender-based violence, promote wellbeing and provide practical support for personal growth and resilience. We work locally and nationally to uplift disadvantaged and marginalised communities.

To advance life for young people aged 4 to 18 years living in a& around the Hay on Wye area of Powys through:- provision of recreational & leisure activities provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve condition of life- providing support & activities which develop their skills; capacities & capabilities to enable them to participate in society a mature & responsible people

Haven House is a faith-based charity committed to serving our community through compassion, ministry, and practical support. Rooted in Christian values, we exist to uplift the elderly, empower young people, and support individuals living with disabilities. Through spiritual guidance, outreach programs, and charitable donations, we strive to provide hope, dignity, and a sense of belonging to those

Working with older people providing essential support to ensure people are socially included and engaged in social activities to prevent social isolation.

The charity provides activities and services for carers and those experiencing dementia issues.These are achieved by regular drop-in sessions with social activities and information. Group outings are organised and events throughout the year including a Town Dementia Day in August

We provide a free, drop-in breakfast club for young people aged 11 to 16 in Walker, Walkergate and Byker. Based at our community hub, we serve nutritious meals, offer free exercise classes and create a safe, warm space where children can connect, feel supported and start their day well.

The provision for aged persons in need of housing and any associated amenities specifically designed or adapted to meet the disabilities or needs of such persons.

Providing subsidised accommodation to the elderly in the village of Dedha.

Welbourn Wonderbugs Preschool provides childcare for up to 14 children aged between 2yrs and school age.The Preschool is set in a rural village location, with an emphasis on making the most of our local environment.We accept Early years government funding for disadvantaged 2 year olds and 2 & 3/4 year old funding for working and non working parentsWe are open 8.30-4pm term-time only.

New Gen Rise provides youth development programmes for young people aged 6 to 25, including educational support, mentoring, leadership training, outdoor activities, and community volunteering. The charity focuses on improving skills, confidence, and wellbeing, particularly for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.

To relieve the needs of those people, primarily, but not limited to, older people aged 60 plus, who are in need by reason of their poverty or financial hardship, age, disability, ill-health, or poor housing conditions, in particular for those with a strong local connection to Framlingham or the abutting villages, by providing Suitable, safe, and adapted almshouses accommodation.

The Charity Objects are the relief of the elderly, in particular those persons resident in Kirkheaton and surrounding areas, in any manner which is now or hereinafter may be deemed in law to be charitable and in particular to provide or assist in the provision of facilities for social interaction or for recreation or other leisure time occupation with the object of improving their life conditions.

The Harrison Heritage Foundation is a grant-making charitable foundation supporting organisations in the UK and internationally across health and wellbeing, education and opportunity, human welfare, and animal welfare. The Foundation funds projects and initiatives that deliver clear public benefit, particularly for disadvantaged or vulnerable individuals and communities.

provides three Almshouses

Organising & conducting social and religious events to gather the community of Malaysian and Singaporean who reside around Merseyside. Conducting welfare visit for unwell elderly members. Provide funeral arrangement and other religious activities for all members.

To promote equality and human rights, working to eliminate discrimination and foster the social integration of vulnerable groups, especially women, children, young people, and the elderly.

Grants for medical help to the elderly

Relief of Poverty. Elderly/old People

The provision of financial and other assistance to the elderly, the young and the needy of the parish. Maintenance of the tradition of the founding bequest by providing bread to villagers who attend the annual Dobbin Day Church service.

General Charitable Purposes. Relief of Poverity. Education / Training. Children /Young People. Elderly / Old People. Makes Grants to Indivuals. Makes Grants to Organisations.

The Trust is administered by Monkleigh Parochial Church Council and exists to provide grants to elderly widows resident in the Monkleigh area.

The provision of positive activities for rural young people aged 10 to 28 years

The BAE Systems Rochester Central Charity Fund was established to collect employee charitable contributions to distribute to charities mainly in the Kent and Medway area.The fund is managed by the Rochester Central Charity Fund Committee which is made up of employees from BAE Systems Rochester.

The promotion of health, medical research and relief of the aged, the disabled and the sick and any charity that the Trustees think fit.

Sports and Arts Centre for Young People aged 8 years - 18 years Due to the withdrawal of the local government grant in March 2016 the Charity ceased operating with effect from 1st April 2016.The Charity is now dormant

donations to care homes for the elderly and to cancer research

Raising money to assist disadvantaged individuals and groups. Primarily in the West Yorkshire area but sometimes extending to other areas of the U.K. and other countries.

General charitable purposes, Disability/People with disabilities, for Children/Young people. for Elderly/Old people

Providing a variety of indoor and outdoor activites for girls aged 10 to 14