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The relief of sickness and the preservation of health among people in developing countries. The charity funds organisations that provide free or subsidised (significantly below market price) healthcare and medical treatments to those in need. Priority is given to high volume and non complex treatments such as cataract operations.

Spalding Lions Charitable Incorporated Organisationare involved in community events working with our local council and community organisations. attending various fetes and shows with our stall and hosting community events for fundraising. Continue working with disabled organisations, schools, local, cancer charities, food banks, and Social Services requests to help the needy.

Weekly: Sunday services including activities for children. Bible study groups. English classes. Homelessness & Addiction Services.Monthly: Prayer meetings. Women's Bible study group. Men's Bible study group. Muslim/Christian dialogue events. Food Club.Irregular: Seasonal programmes.

THE ALLEVIATION OF POVERTY AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE IN SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES, IN PARTICULAR NENO AND THE ADJACENT DISTRICTS IN MALAWI, AFRICA. IN DOING SO WE AIM TO SUPPORT FARMERS IN THEIR OWN INITIATIVE.THE PRIMARY FOCUS IS SUPPORTING THE DEVELOPING MACADAMIA NUT GROWING INDUSTRY. OTHER ACTIVITIES INCLUDE TRADE SKILLS TRAINING.

Promote principles of good citizenship, encourage members to take an active interest in the civic, cultural and social welfare of the community. Provide a forum for discussion of matters of public interest, partisan politics and secular religion will not be debated by members. Promote volunteering, the relief of poverty, humanitarian and disaster relief.Motto, Lions Clubs International: We serve

The advancement of the Christian faith and the relief of poverty, homelessness and financial hardship both locally to South Ribble and further afield.

Prevention and relieve of poverty by provision of skills acquisition and developmentReligious activities

To further or benefit the residents of BS26 post code area by advancement of education and the provision of facilities for recreation and social welfare. To support the prevention or relief of poverty by providing grants, items and services to individuals in need. To provide transport facilities for the poor, elderly, disabled and people with young children. To establish and run a community hub.

Our mission is to work in partnership to combat poverty and promote social justice by improving the quality & provision of free, independent advice.ACFA supports advice agencies based in and around Bristol who provide free, independent and confidential advice services. Individually and collectively, ACFA members will be more effective and efficient in order to provide great advice services

The Christopher Nieper Foundation has been established to address social exclusion in the town of Alfreton by promoting education, skills, community initiatives and local opportunity. It is the intention that interventions by the Foundation form part of a blue-print to support other small towns with similar social issues and levels of deprivation.

Provide buildings, open space and facilities for members of the community to meet for Christian prayer and worship, Christenings, weddings and funerals, social gatherings, playgroups, mothers & toddler groups, childrens clubs, youth groups, coffee bar, elderly meals, and foodbank etc. We provide human resources, services and finance for these activities. We also assist overseas aid/famine relief.

The prevention or relief of poverty in the London Borough of Brent by providing food, clothing,and such other items and services as the trustees may determine.

The Purpose of SS4L is to use Spots for the public benefit of children and youth of all age, abilities, infirmity or disability, poverty or social circumstances:For the public benefit- The provision of sports facilities for the learning, teaching and playing of a large variety of sports for the benefit of children and youth from England and Wales with the object of improving their self-awarene

The relief of sickness in those who have become or likely to become malnourished & who are unable to consume or absorb food in sufficient quantities to effect recovery. Advancement of education of health workers, patients, policy makers & general public in the importance of & methods for prevention & treatment of malnutrition in illness. Promotion of research into all aspects of clinical nutrition

Up to 5 days a week, up to 4 hours a day, in a drop in day centre offering; temporary shelter, hot meals, showers, clean clothing, food packs to homeless (rough sleeping, sofa-surfing, B&B) and vulnerably housed people as appropriate. Offering a non-judgemental listening ear and guidance towards improving personal circumstances. Assisting with access to other agencies to improve their situations.

The objects of the BBA are, for the public benefit, the relief of those suffering from burn injuries by:1 Disseminating knowledge and stimulating prevention in the field of burns2 Promoting education in all aspects of burn care;3 Promoting and supporting research into scientific, clinical and societal aspects of burn injury. 4Promoting standards in the delivery of burn care

Please take a look at the clubs logo, a smiling plate face supported by a knife and fork and enclosed within a very simple house/home. This device, we hope, encapsulates the clubs aim and objective, which is: To provide food, shelter, warmth and friendship to the homeless or lonely. Each Saturday we operate an open kitchen where anyone can get a hot meal and we also provide a bag of food.

A key part of our mission is to serve our local community and demonstrate the love of Jesus. As well as services on Sundays, we hold a parent/carer toddler group, children's and youth groups, Alpha Courses and a lunch club for older people. We have a Christians Against Poverty office to help any facing debt issues. Our buildings are used by many groups providing services for our local community.

The charity provides advice, advocacy and support to anyone who is homeless or at risk of becoming homeless in the London Borough of Bromley. Activities include face to face, telephone and email advice service, hosted accommodation and ongoing welfare and tenancy sustainment support.

The Beehive works for the relief of poverty amongst young, teen-age, African girls who become pregnant through sexual abuse. Through our sister Kenyan charity, The Beehive Trust, we provide a long-term, family style home with medical care, parental training, counselling, and education or vocational training to enable them to became confident and self-sufficient adults with their child.

The objectives of YTT is to relieve the poverty, advance the education and promote the health, social and economic welfare of the Gypsy / Traveller community in and around the York area. The core work includes advice, advocacy, conflict resolution, anti-discrimination and promotion of better health, education, community development and social cohesion.

The relief of poverty, sickness and distress and the advancement of education amongst single parents and their families in the South Cheshire area through the provision of, but not exclusively, such services as confidential listening, advice, training courses and signposting. The services provided by the organisation are within a Christian ethos.

The Charity raises funds from general public and donors by holding events and carrying out projects. They make donations to support disaster relief and projects around Watford area from the funds raised and they also take part in community services.

To advance the Christian religion, to relieve poverty and those in need by reason of social or health issues and to advance education for children or adults within the principles of the Christian faith.

The objects of the CIO are to relieve people who are in need by reason of homelessness through the prevention, reduction or alleviation of homelessness and the causes of homelessness and by the creation of sustainable communities primarily in but not limited to the East of England by the making of grants, delivery of services to those in need, the creation of sustainable communities etc.

Regular public worship and other activities to help adherents develop their Christian faith and life.Serving the community through pastoral care and support for initiatives that seek to relieve poverty and social isolation, and promote Christianity and social justice locally and in other parts of the world.Provision of buildings that can be used by other charities and community groups.

THE RELIEF OF SICKNESS AND PROTECTION OF HEALTH THROUGH THE PROVISION OF A TRANSPORTATION SERVICE TO TRANSPORT BLOOD, VACCINES, HUMAN MILK, SAMPLES AND OTHER ITEMS USED FOR THE MEDICAL OR SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PATIENTS FOR DOCTORS, HOSPITALS AND LABORATORIES.

The prevention or relief of poverty among socially and / or economically disadvantaged families who are unable to provide basic equipment, consumables, food, clothing and toys for children, particularly but not exclusively those aged under 2 years, by supplying with such items free of charge.

The Danny Butcher Foundation will raise funds for charities registered with the Charity Commission,which reflect on the causes that Danny Butcher believed in his life such as helping the homeless,supporting veterans, cancer treatment and mental health. Any charity that the foundation helpsraise funds for must have full legal charitable status and be registered with the Charity Commission

1) Helping organisations and individuals from across the community to find new ways to eliminate rough sleeping due to homelessness2) Operating Street Support Cambridgeshire, a mobile friendly website giving information on ways to find help for a rough sleeper and to give help to support organisations3) Running projects with partners to provide accommodation and support to rough sleepers

The advancement of citizenship by: encouraging members to take an active interest in the community; encouraging service-minded people to serve their community; supporting youth to develop their skills, capacities and capabilities; promoting the Voluntary Sector; promoting volunteering; the relief of poverty; the advancement of health or the saving of lives.

Provision of emergency food supplies and other associated help for the relief of need in Salisbury and the surrounding area

The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty

The Sparkle Foundation is a UK run by volunteers.We support people living in poverty, sudden crisis, ill health, domestic abuse , bereaved, suicide prevention, free therapy and weekly mental health groups, for people who have no where else to go to help their situation and help them move forward. We deliver our services with heart, soul and with out judgement, enabling people to feel equ

The promotion of religious harmony for the public benefit.The prevention or relief of poverty in North West England.The advancement of education in North West England.The relief of sickness and the preservation of health among people residing permanently or temporarily in the North West of England.

The relief of financial hardship amongst people in Petersfield, Hampshire & the surrounding area in such ways as the trustees from time-to-time think fit, in particular, but not exclusively by providing emergency food, essential toiletries & household items to individuals & families in need &/or for distribution by charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.

FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, THE RELIEF OF PEOPLE IN NEED IN LEICESTER AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS, WHO ARE HOMELESS, ROUGH SLEEPING OR VULNERABLY HOUSED BY PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING, SUPPLIES AND SIGNPOSTING TO RELEVANT INFORMATION AND ADVISORY SERVICES.

The Pershore Wellbeing Hub works for the public benefit in Pershore, the relief of need by the provision of a high quality, welcoming low-level gateway to enable people to easily access information about wellbeing and lifestyles, offering advice about such information, complementing and supporting professional activities in these areas.

We collect and distribute hygiene essentials and toiletries to individuals in need, either directly or via other charities and organisations in the North-West, for the public benefit in the relief of poverty.

Leominster Food Bank operates from premises behind the Priory Church in Leominster. We offer food, and other essential items, to anyone experiencing food poverty, via referrals from other agencies, such as the Job Centre, Social Services, etc. We also offer a Food Share service of surplus items from shops and supermarkets. This is available to anyone - no referral needed.

To provide recreational facilities, playing fields/grounds, community centres etc for the benefit of the local community with the object of advancing education/health, relieving poverty/distress/sickness or in pursuing any charitable objects towards improving the condition of life of the persons for whom the facilities are primarily intendedTo raise funds for furtherance of these objectives

For the relief of the poor and needy and or for such other charitable purpose, institution, society or object.

The relief of sickness by the provision of facilities and medical equipment for use at the Heart Unit at the James Cook University Hospital (formerly South Cleveland Hospital) and at associated units.

1.Advancement of Christianity through evangelism and setting up branches worldwide.2.Winning souls into the Kingdom of God by teaching the Word of God and preaching the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.3.Looking after the physical and spiritual well being of members.4.Relief of poverty,sickness and distress and giving financial assistance to charitable bodies.

The advancement of the Christian faith and the promotion of any other charitable purpose for the benefit of the community of Mid and West Wales by the advancement of education, the protection of health and relief of poverty and sickness as an expression of the Christian faith. The Lampeter Christian Centre comprises of a coffee shop, a Christian bookstall and other materials and a meeting room whe

1) THE RELIEF OF POVERTY, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY ORPHANS AND WIDOWS.2) THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION.3) THE RELIEF OF FINANCIAL NEED AND SUFFERING AMONG VICTIMS OF NATURAL OR OTHER KINDS OF DISASTER IN THE FORM OF MONEY OR OTHER MEANS DEEMED SUITABLE FOR PERSONS, BODIES, ORGANISATIONS AND/OR COUNTRIES AFFECTED INCLUDING THE PROVISION OF MEDICAL AID.

We provide services for people who are homeless. We serve and respect all people regardless of their gender, age, marital status, sexual orientation, race, ethnic origin or religion. We are a Christian-based charity. Our staff and volunteers come from a wide range of backgrounds. Some share our Christian faith and some do not but we are united by a desire to serve those in need.

RE:DISH works to improve the lives of those in Reddish focusing on projects that tackle poverty and social isolation. We run a twice weekly foodbank, a charity shopm a dementia friendly cafe, and youth group. Our community hub has a number of weekly social groups including Banter & Brews for men of all ages and Crafty Women. These give people chance to meet up, chat and take part in an activity.

THE PREVENTION AND RELIEF OF SICKNESS OF CHILDREN (BETWEEN THE AGES OF 0 MONTHS AND 18 YEARS OLD) IN SHROPSHIRE, MID WALES AND HEREFORDSHIRE (WHO RECEIVE CARE FROM THE CHILDREN'S ONCOLOGY AND HAEMATOLOGY WARD AT SHREWSBURY AND TELFORD HOSPITAL TRUST) WITH A FORM OF CHILDHOOD CANCER AND/OR BLOOD DISORDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES BY THE PROVISION OF SERVICES AND ITEMS AS THE TRUSTEES SHALL DETERMINE

Propagating the glorious gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. Salvation of Souls. Alleviation of poverty