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Loughborough Community Centre (LCC) puts community cohesion at the heart of its ethos. Established in 1981 by local residents, we exist for the benefit of the community around our centre. In particular, those that are affected by poverty. LCC activities include: Preschool, Holiday Play Project, Family Support and Community activities within the Max Roach Centre in Brixton, London.

BFIRST trains surgeons working in the poorest countries in the world to enable them to undertake reconstructive Plastic Surgery, releasing children and adults from the state of poverty and destitution associated with disability and deformity, awards Fellowships to overseas doctors to study reconstructive surgery abroad and provides resources for local departments to support reconstructive surgery

EDUCATION & TRAININGRELIEF OF POVERTY & HARDSHIPSERVING THE COMMUNITYADVANCE OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITHOVERSEAS MISSION WORK

AF&V LAUNCHPAD'S PURPOSE IS TO REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF HOMELESSNESS, UNEMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL DEPRIVATION AMONG VETERANS BY PROVIDING RENTED ACCOMMODATION IN A SINGLE SITE, SPEKE HOUSE IN LIVERPOOL AND AVONDALE HOUSE IN NEWCASTLE. ONCE HOUSED, LAUNCHPAD ENCOURAGES VETERANS TO ENGAGE THE NUMEROUS ORGANISATIONS THAT OFFER HELP WITH TRAINING, SEEKING EMPLOYMENT AND FINDING PERMANENT ACCOMMODATION.

We aim to promote the efficiency and effectiveness of Christian based charities in the furtherance of their objects or any one of them, by the provision of information, advice, support and infrastructure provision and also the relief of financial hardship, either generally or individually through the provision of grants, goods or services.

The preservation and protection of the mental health, wellbeing and the relief of need for Armed Forces Veterans (both Regular and Reservist) or former members of the merchant marines and their family members by providing assessment, treatment, support, advice and advocacy. Operating in South East England, mainly Hampshire and Isle of Wight.

Holding regular services of Christian worship, providing religious teaching and pastoral care, providing grants to support the advancement of the Christian faith throughout the world and the relief of hardship amongst the homeless and needy families of Bristol and the local community, development of the Candle premises as a community facility.

Human Appeal changed its legal structure from a Trust to a Charitable Company (No:1154288). The historical information is available on Charity Commission under (previous Charity Number: 1005733) We aim to provide a holistic approach to humanitarian relief and development:1. Emergency & relief programmes2. Sustainable development3. Orphans programmes4. Social programmes.

- GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES - EDUCATION / TRAINING - THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH OR SAVING OF LIVES - THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY - RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES - ENVIRONMENT / CONSERVATION / HERITAGE - ECONOMIC / COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT / EMPLOYMENT

The relief of parents and carers of children with Special Educational Needs in England and Wales where the need arises, by the provision of information, practical assistance and advice, and such other services as the Trustees shall deem necessary, with a view to meeting the educational needs of their children and improving their conditions of life.

SHBC continues to provide a place of public worship for the service of Almighty God. Throughout the year SHBC has sought to discern the needs of the community. The children's & youth clubs are for new born to young adults.There are men's & ladies events, all these are open to the whole community. With other churches we opened our doors to the homeless & provided food, bed & warmth after December.

PROVIDING RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITY,IN PARTICULAR TRIPS ON THE LADYBIRD BOAT AND OTHERS BOATS,IN THE INTERESTS OF EDUCATION AND SOCIAL WELFARE FOR PEOPLE LIVING IN THE AREA OF BENEFIT WHO HAVE NEED BY REASON OF THEIR YOUTH,AGE,INFIRMITY OR DISABILITY,POVERTY OR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES WITH A VIEW TO IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE OF SUCH PERSONS

Working with social support agencies, businesses and faith and community groups to provide joined-up services. Our focus are those experiencing financial crisis and food poverty - all we do is accessible to people of any ethnic, social or religious background. Other activities include a community Allotment, a home-improvement support scheme and a financial management/budgeting course.

THE RELIEF OF THOSE SUFFERING FROM TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA (TN) FACIAL PAIN (FP) PROMOTION OF AN IMPROVED QUALITY OF LIFE IN RESPECT OF TN & FPA) PROVIDING EVIDENCE-BASED INFORMATION, SUPPORT, ENCOURAGEMENT & ADDING TO THE BODY OF KNOWLEDGE & RESEARCHB) THE PROVISION OF SUPPORT, INFORMATION & ADVICE TO PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM TN & FPC) RAISING AWARENESS OF TN & FP SYMPTOMS TREATMENT & RESEARCH

The relief of Asylum Seekers who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.The advancement of the education of the public, and other statutory or voluntary organisations in order to assist the inclusion of Asylum Seekers into the wider community.

An Almshouse Charity, founded in 1529 for the relief of poverty, became a CIO April 2014. Area of operation is limited to Derby. Focus is assisting older people primarily through direct provision of housing. Small grants to relieve need are also available to a broader age range. We manage four almshouse estates for people aged 60 or over, and run a 40-bed Residential Home for frail older people.

The relief of poverty and sickness (whether physical or mental), the advancement of education for public benefit and the preservation and protection of good health.

Key activities : Sunday meetings averaging 60 with children, midweek Life Groups in Richmond, Hampton and North Kingston and supporting Richmond Street Pastors, Richmond Food Bank, the Vineyard Community Centre, Community Chaplains, Kick London, the Glass Door Winter Night Shelter Scheme and Hope for Justice.

Provision of specialist, high quality child care, education and support to include children with special and additional needs due to sickness, physical or mental disability, poverty or social and economic circumstances and with a view to improving their conditions of life and to provide support to their families.

The charities overall aims are the prevention and relief of poverty for homeless and vulnerable individuals. We aim to do this through the following ways: The Provision of Supported community housing schemes, to provide & mentor people into employment, education and training.To Nurture people into living purposeful lives for the benefit of themselves and the community.

We provide in the area of Halton, north of the River Mersey and the surrounding area:a) emergency food boxes containing three days supply of balanced and nutritional foodstuffs to individuals in need and/or for distribution by charities and others working to prevent or relieve poverty;b) relevant information and other advisory services to individuals in need

The relief of sickness and the promotion of good health for the public benefit by funding and supporting research into the causes and treatment of eye disease and blindness and publishing and disseminating the useful results thereof.

Family of Hope seeks to provide an education and hope for the future for children with SEN and those in extreme poverty who have been unable to attend school. We hope to demonstrate to the community that the children are worth our time, love and energy. At present the school has 5 classes with approximately 70 children altogether. We have now built our own school and accommodation.

Our principal activity is that we provide services of public worship at our purpose built building in the centre of Luton. In addition, we provide a wide range spiritual, social and educational activities for children, young people and those of more mature years and raise funds to support the promotion of the Christian religion, and for the relief of poverty.

Providing support and advice for homeless young people. Offering hospitality to vulnerable young people through meals and family support. Developing a housing provision through a Supported Lodgings model for homeless young people.Developing a housing provision through a shared house with floating support for homeless young people.

To promote any charitable purpose for the public benefit by the advancement of education, the protection and preservation of health and the relief of poverty, sickness and distress for the benefit of the community in Edenbridge & Westerham and surrounding area

The purpose of Dream Big Ghana Foundation (UK) is to raise funds to support the work of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) seeking to relieve poverty in Ghana. Dream Big Ghana Foundation (UK) currently works with three beneficiary organisations: Dream Big Ghana NGO, Denyigba Lorlor NGO and Dream Renewables NGO.

Our founding principles are as follows:1. TO PROMOTE THE RELIEF, CARE, WELL-BEING AND REHABILITATION OF TEENAGERS AND YOUNG PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM CANCER, AND THEIR FAMILIES.2. TO CARRY OUT RESEARCH AND PUBLISH ANY USEFUL RESULTS INTO THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF CANCER IN TEENAGERS AND YOUNG PEOPLE.

Young People and Children First supports young people age 16 - 25 from foster care, or homeless, and making the transition into independent living in West Berkshire.

Promoting community participation in healthy recreation by the provision of facilities for rowing, sculling and other sports, for such persons who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, poverty or social and economic circumstances or for the public at large in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving their conditions of life.

Delight works in partnerships with primary schools serving areas of high deprivation and with local arts partners to deliver immersive arts programmes that engage children in education, through targeted social, academic and artistic outcomes, creating strong foundations for future learning & careers.Introducing art forms, career pathways and increasing community engagement.

1. Running craft workshops for people with disabilities (PWDs) to learn craft skills. 2. Training skilled volunteers to set up employment-generating craft workshops for PWDs facing poverty in the developing world. 3. Running a shop to sell products made by PWDs in our workshops in the developing world to provide them with an income.4. Running a cafe to provide day services & work experience.

The Objects of the CIO are, for the public benefit, the relief of persons who are in need by reason of financial hardship, ill-health, unemployment, homelessness, education and such other economic or social disadvantage. In addition, for the public benefit, the advancement of the Christian faith in such ways as the charity trustees may from time to time decide.

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSESEDUCATION/TRAININGTHE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTYOVERSEAS AID/FAMINE RELIEFRELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES

Chester Street Gospel Hall operates in the Rugby area of Warwickshire primarily providing services to the community such as activities for children and teenagers, coffee mornings, neighborhood teas and Easter, Christmas and Harvest special services that are held for all age groups. We have links with the local food-bank, schools and agencies that support missionary/relief work internationally.

Ark Resettlement Services is a charity dedicated to reducing reoffending across London. ARK supports and houses ex-offenders on release from prison when they are at risk of homelessness. We focus on individuals who are marginalised, most excluded from other services and who need support to meet their basic human needs, and stability to address their offending and/or substance use.

We supports vulnerable individuals, prevent homelessness by Helping homeless and ex-offenders through supported accommodation properties. Offering career advice to help become contributing citizens. Give counselling to ensure they stay on track. Empowering them to becomes fully self-sufficient by providing good home and sense of belonging. We provide ongoing intensive housing management assistance

The relief of financial hardship among people living or working in Redditch and surrounding districts by providing food, through the medium of Redditch Foodbank, and other goods.The prevention or relief of poverty in Redditch and surrounding districts by providing grants, items and services to individuals in need and/or charities, or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.

The prevention or relief of poverty in Malmesbury and the surrounding area in particular but not exclusively by providing emergency food supplies to individuals in need and/or charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty. Malmesbury & District Foodbank operates under the auspices of and in accordance with the regulations of the Foodbank Network, part of the Trussell Trust

Provision of mentoring, life skills education and support for young people aged 10 - 35 to overcome barriers to secure housing and break the cycle of deprivation. Specialists in supporting young parents - 75% beneficiaries have one or childrenHelping young people with ACE's to recover and thrive You Matter programmesThe Legacy ProjectYouth, schools and community work

The charity is promoting and protecting the physical and mental health of children and young people disadvantaged or marginalised by the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Swaziland. Relieving poverty, financial hardship and advancing education in local communities, through the construction of orphan homes, the provision of educational facilities, apprenticeship training centres and business development.

Working alongside Gambian schools and communities we go beyond handouts to provide the education, support and funding needed for people to become independent, and find a sustainable solution to poverty.

CHAMPIONING THE NIDDERDALE AREA, WORKING WITH OTHERS TO ENSURE THAT NIDDERDALE IS A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE, WORK AND VISIT, WE ARE AN INDEPENDENT, NON-POLITICAL, VOLUNTARY ORGANISATION THAT SUPPORTS THE LOCAL COMMUNITY, INCLUDING LOCAL VOLUNTARY SECTOR, THROUGH THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND PROVISION OF RELIEF AND HELP AND ADVICE TO THOSE IN NEED.

OKA has undertaken work to alleviate poverty & hunger, protection of health and advancement of education. In awarding grants we have regard of the Charity Commission?s general guidance and the trustees ensure that the grants we provide are in line with our charitable objectives. Our aim is to improve standard of living in the areas where we work.

READ FOUNDATION CHANGED ITS LEGAL STRUCTURE FROM A TRUST TO A CHARITABLE COMPANY, NO:1160256. HISTORICAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE UNDER THE PREVIOUS CHARITY NUMBER: 1114808.READ Foundation builds purpose built schools to provide quality education for poor and rural communities. It sponsors orphans & needy children to gain the skills needed to help themselves out of poverty.

Object of Kidderminster Foodbank as part of the Trussell Trust, is to relieve persons in the district of Wyre Forest and the surrounding areas in financial hardship by providing emergency food, essential toiletries and household items to individuals and families for distributions by charities or other organisations to prevent or relieve poverty. To include signposting to advisory services.

The advancement of the Christian religion both in the UK and overseas; the advancement of religious or other education; the relief of the poor, sick or disabled

We exist for the public benefit to see the advancement of the Christian faith and relief of poverty primarily in the West End of Newcastle Upon Tyne. We host multiple weekly activities including; a Sunday Gathering, community practical care drop in sessions. These provide a place for people to grow in their understanding of Christianity and/or receive practical support to relieve poverty.

The objectives of the Charity are -- for the advancement of education concerning design in mental healthcare settings by sharing good practice- promoting reflective design practice,-gathering and disseminating evidence based research and raising awareness of the influence of design on mental health wellbeing,- the relief of those in need by reason of mental ill-health.

The relief of persons suffering from a terminal illness by the provision of nursing care in the homes of such persons.