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Promote welfare of older people in our community

Driving elderly people mainly to medical and other appointments

Providing voluntary training and education of girls aged 5 - 25

The management committee rent the village hall out to youth groups, yoga classes, religious groups, elderly ladies clubs and other private parties.

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.

BY GIVING GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS, CHAMPIONING CHARITABLE CAUSES, ADVOCACY, CAMPAIGNING AND AWARENESS RAISING THE FUND WORKS TO SECURE SUSTAINABLE IMPROVEMENT IN THE LIVES OF THE MOST DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE IN THE UK AND AROUND THE WORLD. THE FUND'S ACTIVITIES ARE DIVIDED INTO FOUR INITIATIVES.

The charity provides recreational services to the elderly and young people from different ethnic background in an effort to bridge the age gap and culture between both.They also facilitates the provision of medical care for members of the organisation.

Guiding activities for girls aged 7 - 10

We are a Local Authority who lets this particular recreation ground to a slef managed football club

- MID WEEK YOUTH CLUBS FOR JUNIOR AND SECONDARY SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN- A COMMUNITY FACILITY FEATURING CLASSROOMS, OFFICE SPACE, A COFFEE BAR/LOUNGE AND SPORTS HALL- SCHOOL ENGAGEMENT INCLUDING TAKING LESSONS-SUPPORTING LOCAL COMMUNITY THROUGH VARIOUS FORUMS

A mixed voice choir 16 members. Meets once a week for singing practice. Gives concerts to local organisations, some of them charitable and most of them run for the elderly. Members subscriptions just covers expense of hire of hall, musical directors and accompanist fees.

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

In Belize, the charity offers support and advice to young people, aged 18 and over, who have been brought up in the care system.In France, the charity offers affordable inner city homes to those in need by, amongst other things, offering a discounted refurbishment service to participating landlords in return for reduced rents for tenants meeting agreed acceptance criteria.

To relieve the needs and social isolation of elderly people in Ellesmere Port and surrounding areas by the provision of a hub to enable beneficiaries to come together and share knowledge, company, refreshments and leisure-time pursuits.It encourages getting out and mixing with others who are like minded, preventing social isolation as well as promoting health and wellbeing.

Our focus is supporting the activities of RUSH Academy in Kakamega, Kenya. Through financially supporting the provision of school infrastructure, teaching staff and classroom resources, by making regular contributions and responding in crisis, our aim is to improve the lives? of disadvantaged young people, their options and potential through education, life skills and personal development.

The Charity's activity is own, operate and develop affordable housing for older people in Winchester District and its surrounding area and fulfill the St John's Group strategy of creating supportive communities of older people

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

Strive4Purpose supports rehabilitation and tackles unemployment by helping NEET young people, ex-offenders, elderly people and those at risk of offending. Through mentoring, training and work experience through a compliant Authorised Treatment Facility (ATF), participants learn to recycle, reuse and refurbish electrical equipment, building skills, confidence and clear routes into work.

To advance in life and relieve the needs of young people aged 15 to 30, in particular young migrants and those from economically and socially disadvantaged backgrounds, by the provision of such education, training, mentoring and advice and guidance to develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals.

The objectives of the Charity are to advance in life and relieve the needs of young people who are from socially & economically disadvantaged backgrounds & communities by making grants and donations to:develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals; and relieve their poverty or financial hardship.

Helping disadvantaged people, without exclusion, living in the Borough of Southwark, and facing integration significant barriers.Providing to them Information, Advice & Guidance, Basic Skills, ESOL & English Training and IT & Job Search Training.Offering employment skills to disadvantaged young people and adults, without exclusion, who are NEETImproving physical and mental health wellbeing.

Promote equality and diversity by fostering good relations (esp. Gypsy/Traveller communities), researching/publishing issues, and cultivating support. Promote social inclusion by relieving needs, providing recreation, cultural workshops, support, and service engagement. Develop capacity/skills of disadvantaged groups to meet needs and participate fully in society.

At Refurbit, we promote sustainability, secure data destruction, and support for those in need. Offering free IT collections, WEEE recycling, and refurbished technology, we help businesses, schools, and individuals nationwide. As a charity, we aim to reduce e-waste, protect data, and provide grants and tech to disadvantaged communities, merging technology and sustainability for a better future.

Support Through Sport, founded in 2021, is a charity dedicated to empowering disadvantaged young people, 8-18, in underserved communities via sport, mentoring and youth work. Focused on violence prevention and sport-based intervention, positively impacting young people across the Midlands, addressing issues such as youth offending, violence, anti-social behaviour and knife crime.

Younger people learn to sail in single handed or double handed boats and can be lost to the sport if facility to experience larger boats is not available. Cowes Keelboat Youth Charity sees this as its mission. To achieve this, it runs a training academy in the first three months of the year for sailors aged 29 or under and then charters its boats to participants with bursary funding support.

Provides arts and education activities for the community, with a focus on using creativity to enable children and young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to thrive and succeed. Provides studios for artists and creative entrepreneurs and event spaces for community groups and partners. Creates community cohesion through preserving and celebrating the heritage of our Grade II listed building.

St.Albans City ABC provides boxing, mentorship, and workshops for young people, adults, and vulnerable groups in St.Albans. We support those at risk of crime, mental health challenges, and social exclusion. Our inclusive programmes empower disadvantaged youth, women, and ethically cultured women facing isolation, promoting well-being, discipline, and community engagement.

Peter Pan Nursery and Pre School proudly serves Armed Forces and local civilian families in Nuneaton and the surrounding area, creating a nurturing environment for children aged 0-5. We offer an inclusive early learning program that inspires social and educational development. Our dedicated staff ensure a welcoming space where every child can truly thrive.

The charity advances education and relieves poverty in England and Pakistan by supporting children from disadvantaged backgrounds through grants, school fees, uniforms, and learning materials. It provides financial aid, food support, shelters and disaster relief, improves access to clean water through wells and boreholes, and promotes environmental improvement through recycling and community clean

Ontrak is a children's charity providing motor vehicle training to young people aged between 13 and 19 years old working with local schools, colleges and connections. Ontrak also runs a bike project within local schools promoting road safety and bike maintenance, and supports the local community by taking donated items of furniture, white goods, clothes and household goods and redirecting them,

Our organisation exists to advance the Christian faith, provide spiritual and emotional support, and serve the local community in accordance with the principles of the Gospel.Throughout the year, we hold regular weekly worship services, Bible studies, prayer meetings and discipleship activities. We also organise community events and run programmes for young people, families, and the elderly.

Free advice drop inspractical English and IT classeswomens art workshopswomens exercise classesyouth music sessionscareer advice service for young peopleweekend cultural eventsfood bank, kids drama clubkids chess lessonselderly support groupsadults drama clubhealth prevention programmesprograms to foster adaptation and a sense of belonging to the UK

Our charity is dedicated to supporting vulnerable individuals and communities through a range of local initiatives. We focus on helping orphans, offering support to the elderly, cancer patients, and those living with chronic illnesses through outreach in hospitals, hospices, and care homes. We also assist disadvantaged children and families with financial challenges and promote health education.

Lewy Buddies UK provides a range of services to help anyone in the UK affected by Lewy body dementia to access relevant support and information, and connect with others in similar situations to offer and receive mutual peer support.

Ta'leem Trust Morocco supports underprivileged children by funding educational materials such as stationery, books and digital equipment for schools and orphanages. By improving access to learning resources, we aim to promote equality and create sustainable opportunities for disadvantaged youth across Morocco.

CURRENTLY PROVIDING DANCE CLASSES , TRIPS , DAYS OUT WITH THE FOCUS ON SEND CHILDREN, ADULTS AND THE ELDERLY. ACTIVITIES WILL INCREASE IN LINE WITH OUR CHARITABLE OBJECTS AS FUNDS GROW.

The Archie Matthews Trust works to improve the mental health and wellbeing of young men aged up to 25, particularly those who are neurodivergent or at risk of poor mental health. The charity raises awareness and promotes understanding of young men's mental health and neurodiversity, challenges stigma and stereotypes, and provides opportunities for young men to access support. The Trust works in pa

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."

We support the mental health of BME men aged 16 to 45 in the UK through peer support, activities, and awareness work. We reduce stigma, provide advice and signposting, and offer culturally safe spaces to share lived experience and build wellbeing.

We help homeless and disadvantaged families and individuals to rebuild their lives with dignity by providing useful employment. Our aim is to enable meaningful change in people's lives by tackling the fundamental causes of their problems rather that just offering short term assistance.

We support schools and youth organisations to help children and young people aged 0 to 25 grow food, build nature connection and garden with nature. Through events, workshops and learning programmes, we create lasting changes to grounds, establishing sustainable school gardens using permaculture and chemical free approaches working mainly across Lancashire and Cumbria.

The Angela Knowles Young Artists Charity seeks to advance education in the Arts among children who are socially and economically disadvantaged. We achieve this through procurement projects paired with art suppliers and local organisation. The charity purchases and / or delivers arts supplies to children in War Torn Nations, Failed States, Refugee Camps, or those with Entitled Person Status.

Our objective is to advance education through charitable activities, particularly by providing scholarships to young people embarking on careers in the global maritime and shipping sectors. We operate worldwide, and our grants programme is managed transparently, ensuring equitable and inclusive support across all regions.

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.

For the public benefit for all, the preservation and promotion of good health among people, aged 18 yearsand older, living in the Queensbury and the surrounding areas, including those who are retired,unemployed, bereaved or have health problems, through the provision of facilities for hobbies, recreationand other leisure time activities including practical interests, skills sharing etc

To promote and protect the physical and mental health and to relieve their needs of children and young people aged 12 to 21 affected by their own substance addiction and other behavioural/addictive disorders, or that of a close family members and its impact.

Providing supported living, residential, nursing and respite care across the North West of England. Supporting people with learning disabilities, complex health and social needs, dementia and other conditions, enabling independence, wellbeing and access to healthcare.

LoveArts provides arts training and creative opportunities to young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. We offer expert-led workshops in film, dance, theatre, music, writing, and more, helping participants develop skills, create original work, and engage with the arts.

The Lewis Blake Foundation supports disadvantaged children and young people across Derby. We provide grant funding so that children from low-income families can take part in activities and opportunities they would otherwise miss out on. We aim to break down barriers and ensure that all children, regardless of background, can experience the associated social, emotional, and developmental benefits.