CharityScore UK

Promotion of the Christian faith by such means as are charitable. Financially support Christian missions and workers. Printing and distribution of Christian literature and the relief of special poverty / need whether in UK or abroad

The YMCA's vision is of an inclusive Christian movement, tranforming communities so that all young people truly belong, contribute and thrive. We fulfill this vision through supported housing for homeless young people, family support and childcare, drug and alcohol programmes, community learning activities together with community and youth work.

This charity provides grants for relief in need, education, recreation and leisure ONLY for current residents of Huntingdon (defined as the Huntingdon Town Council's area). Grants are considered monthly by Trustees in response to applications from individuals directly or from organisations providing relevant services to residents of Huntingdon.

To advance the education of the public in the arts; To relieve poverty by assisting unestablished artists to become self-supporting through their art; andTo promote and improve art and the production of objects and works of artistic merit.

A church sharing the good news of Jesus Christ through meetings and activities. We run a child contact centre for absent fathers to gain access to their children - we run a youth work - children's work - collect food to distribution to the poor in our community - run a language and ministry school - conferences during the year for teaching and mission - church services - relief of the poor.

Advancing the Kingdom of God through proclamation of the Gospel of Christ, discipleship, social and community action. Training & equipping Christians for the work of ministry, youth and children ministry disabled & elderly, homeless and vulnerable people, media, music, performing arts and publications.

The charity makes grants in accordance with its objects, which are:a The relief of the aged who are in need of care and attention because of the disabilities of old age.b The relief of poverty of persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress. c The advancement of religion according to the tenets of the Islamic faith.

The charity's objects are set out by the trust deed as:1. the advancement of the Christian faith2. the relief of sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health bythe provision of funds, goods or services of any kind including through the provision ofcounselling and support3. the advancement of education

We are an Assemblies of God Great Britain church based in the market town of Skipton, North Yorkshire, which is committed to sharing the Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to all people. We regularly run a Sunday children's programme, a weekly Parent and Toddler Group and also a Christians Against Poverty Job Club. We also support financially children overseas through the Compassion project

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is proclaimed and people are challenged to put their faith into action, to be obedient to God and to be good citizens in our community. Support also is given to selected organisations that specialise in Bible teaching, work with prisoners, establishing Christian fellowships, social problems and relief for those devastated by natural disasters around the world.

The trust core principal activity is Christ Centred Church undertakings and secondly activities are services to humanity and general local community. Our Community Youth Programme specialises in Education, Training and Personal Development within the community.We operate homeless programme for individuals from various backgrounds/communities and with Governmental Agencies and Hospitals.

Each week there is a Sunday service with children's work and fortnightly youth events. Home fellowship groups run for blocks of 10 weeks 3 times a year. A weekly toddler group runs during term time. Regular support is sent to missionaries overseas and UK. The church runs Food Bank sessions weekly to support the local community. Alpha courses are also run twice yearly.

Living Way seeks to relieve poverty through information, advice, counselling, advocacy, training, work experience, job search, skills audit, CV writing & reference provision.In collaboration with statutory, voluntary and private organisations, Living Way supports people of all orientation, especially children & young people, to achieve their potentials towards becoming whole persons.

EDUCATION/TRAININGRELIEF OF POVERTYRELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES

The relief of poverty by supporting families and individuals who struggle to cope with daily life through sponsorship schemes in the UK.Providing funding for children and young people to access education at school or university or provide transport to their place of education.Supplying medicines for a local doctor in Oradea which provides people with medicines who couldn't afford them.

Making grants in furtherance of the Christian religion and the relief of poverty

The relief of the inhabitants of Willenhall, Willenhall Wood and surrounding area by association with local authority, voluntary organisations and local inhabitants in a common effort to provide, or assist in the provision of, facilities for education and recreation or other leisure-time occupations for the inhabitants, particularly to provide and maintain an education, training and advice centre.

The Haven Housing Trust provides secure, long-term accommodation, for older previously homeless single people with low-level support needs, in Nottingham. The charity also operates a furniture and household goods donation project.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION, FOR THE RELIEF OF PERSONS SUFFERING FROM MENTAL DISORDERS AND FOR THE PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION OF MENTAL HEALTH WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO PSYCHOLOGY OF THE SOUL AND ITS DEVELOPMENT IN THE FIELD OF ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY.

To relieve poverty suffered by children thoughout the world by providing them with food, clothing, shelter and education, including vocational training, so that they can break free from a life of poverty and despair. Educate the public concerning children and adults living in poverty and promote the advancement of religion in the charitable works undertaken.

To promote Bhuddhism and to foster non-sectarian inter-religious dialogue and understanding. To provide medical care and therapy. To provide education. To relieve poverty.

To promote and organise co-operation in the achievement of any charitable purposes for the benefit of the community in the County of the Isle of Wight in furtherance of health and conservation or protection of the environment in a manner recognised as charitable and for the relief of poverty, distress, disability and sickness.

To promote the advancement of education, the relief of poverty, the advancement of religion and such other purposes as are exclusively charitable under the laws of England and Wales.

The Charity operates in Tanzania providing funds for educational purposes, hospital projects, poverty relief, refurbishment of hospital and school buildings, provision of water supplies and conservation projects.

Manage a community facility, providing activities which are inclusive for people of all ages. Provide training and education, advice and advocacy services. Work in partnership to develop and maintain green and open space, financial inclusion and to gradicate fuel poverty. Develop multi agency partnerships.

Services for general public for all agesChildren's midweek club ages 4 to 112 hour midweek drop in centre for adults and children during school holidays.Youth club for 11 to 17'sFood for Thought ( Nurture group teaching Christian basics and dealing with life issues)Kings Storehouse ( Food Bank)Financial and Spiritual support of Missionaries serving abroad and in the UK.

The relief of poverty, sickness and the preservation and protection of the health of the Tamil community in the homelands, in UK and elsewhere.To advance the education and training in the Tamil community in the science and art of medicine.

Since March 2020 (COVID-19), the charity works with Herefordshire Council and its Winter Shelter providing food, drink and other essentials plus supplying emergency microwave meals for newly homeless put up by the Council. When safe to do so, we will re-open our breakfast service. The charity is run by unpaid volunteers, and we rely on the generosity of people's donations.

Friday congregation & five times daily prayer services, daily after school Quranic classes for children, adult Quranic (Arabic) classes, chaplaincy services to hospitals & prisons, marriages and social welfare services to communities. We seek to advance education and relieve poverty and to provide facilities for social welfare including recreational activities for the betterment of our society.

Eduction/Training; Medical/Health/Sickness; Disability; Relief of Poverty; Overseas Aid/Famine Relief; General Charitable Purposes; Religious Activities; Art/Culture

Computer Aid International works with education, health and other non-profit organisations in developing countries to improve the effectiveness of their development interventions through IT. By providing low-cost equipment and software, and working with partners to provide training and support, we aim to reduce poverty through cost-effective, practical and locally relevant IT solutions.

To provide shelter, food, veterinary care for homeless, stray, abandoned and unwanted cats and kittens. To re-home said animals where possible. To benefit the community by trapping & neutering feral cats thus limiting their numbers to avoid health hazards and nuisance. To educate the public on health and care of cats and kittens in order to alleviate and obviate distress and cruelty.

Liberty Church is a Christian based charity with a commission to engage in social action to alleviate poverty, social and economic difficulties. Liberty Church engages in activities that seek to build community cohesion, and social integration. Liberty Church also engages in activities that promote the advancement, knowledge and experience of the Christian faith.

Provision of a community transport service for such of the inhabitants of Addingham, Burley in Wharfedale, Ilkley and Menston and its neighbourhood who are in need of such service because of age, sickness or disability, poverty, or because of a lack of availability of adequate and safe public passenger services.

The Association manages Sunningmead Community Centre and Park in Cranmore Ward, Tiverton, Mid Devon - a Ward with recognised high multi deprivation. With help from 6 volunteers, good partnerships and regular clubs, it provides and hosts facilities, activities, services and training to support local families, the disabled, young people, senior citizens and the unemployed.

To provide medical, educational and agricultural development/relief as well as water and food for those that are within poverty particularly those resident in India.

Our objectives are the advancement of religion, advancement of education, relief of poverty, distress and sickness with a particular emphasis on the local Muslim community.At our premises, we provide facilities for daily communal worship, matrimonial services, funerary services, guidance and counselling services, and educational classes for children and adults.

Homeless engagementGolden Agers Club: Monthly Friday Luncheons; Bi weekly brunch and social activities; Indoor games Employment support: Creation and maintenance of CVsAerobicsYogaKeep FitSamba DrummingLeeds Carnival TripESOLWomen's GroupHospital supportElderley Home Visit

The Charity takes young homeless people into safe flats rented to us by The Peabody Trust and we help them with support through all stages to work and independence.

We provide training and equipping for our family of churches and their members, mainly in Europe but also internationally. We also have an overseas aid arm, Church Relief International, which facilitates aid and support to projects in various developing countries.

The trust was established by deed on December 9th 1998 to advance the education and relieve the poverty and sickness of people in Rwanda. The Trust took on the work of its predecessor organisation, The Rwanda Group, which had been working with the same objectives since 1983.

To reduce inequalities, alleviate poverty and increase opportunities and wellbeing for the local communities; To provide Community Training programmes, capacity building, skills development, accredited courses, workshops, advice and guidance and enterprise opportunities to enable people to overcome barriers and improve financial, economic and social independence.

The principal objects of the charity in the year under review were to relieve poverty, advance education in St Ann's and Sneinton, Nottingham, to train, educate and promote charitable purposes in the area.Inc: Youth and Community Centres, Sports provision, Creative Programmes, Community Engagement activity, Business Advice and Employment Support

Advancing the Christian Religion through grant making activities to relieve poverty in the Borough of Fareham

To advance Hindu Religion, culture and education.To relieve the effect of poverty and sickness.To provide facilities of social welfare for recreation and other leisure time occupation.

The organisation provides emotional and practical support for people experiencing the effects of homelessness, unemployment, addiction, domestic violence and abuse, poverty or social exclusion. From its HQ in Winchester it offers information, advice, healthcare, food, washing and laundry facilities, recreational facilities, education, counselling, groups, complementary therapies and welfare.

GENERAL CHARITABLE WORKYOUTH WORKRELIGIOUS ACTIVITIESPOVERTY RELIEF

To promote the relief of sick, elderly and disabled persons in the Manchester area by the provision of facilities to relieve the stresses experienced by their carers. To provide a range of high quality information, advice, emotional and practical support services for carers including access to respite care, breaks, training and learning opportunities, peer support and social activities.

Pioneer CK18, a 1st Class Essex Smack, has been restored by the Trust. The Trust provides sail training and recreational activities to persons who have need of such facilities in the interests of social welfare by reason of their age, youth, disability, infirmity, poverty or social or economic circumstances. Boatbuilder apprenticeships are provided to train young people for future employment.

We are an inter-denominational Bible based church providing regular Church services and Pastoral care. In addition we support various missionary activities across the world and provide financial relief for the poor and needy.