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The charity was founded 30 years ago to help the sick and needy in Poland. It finances medical equipment for hospitals and care homes, buys medical aid for individuals, eg prostheses, wheelchairs, pays for medicines for individuals and care homes.

teaching disabled children in the Southwark to ride and drive. Also contact with our numerous small animals.

Making grants to organisations for the provision of buildings, equipment primarily for the benefit of sick/disabled children and young persons. Typically, we select one or more other charities to support for up to a 5-year period. We do not respond to unsolicited requests for support.

To establish workshops, projects and schemes for the training and provision of work experience for unemployed or disabled persons.To provide educational and training facilities for unemployed persons resident in the area of benefit. To assist any charitable organisation which is part of the Scouting Movement. To raise funds and to invite and receive contributions from any person/s.

To provide boating for people with disabilities in two boats equipped for the disabled and their carers.

We support deaf children & their families living in Oxfordshire. We provide assistance for the deaf child & their families either directly or by providing social and entertainment initiatives.

Provide informaiton, advice, counselling, referral, interpretation, translation and accompanying services on housing, welfare, health, immigration & asylum, education, training, employment to men, women, older people, young people, children, abled and disabled of all ethnic backgrounds.

To operate a wheelchair basketball club providing disabled and able bodied people to opportunity to play the sport at whatever level they want to, ranging from recreational up to National and International standards. To promote fitness and competitiveness whilst taking part in league matches representing the club. To provide a sociable and friendly atmosphere where all are welcome.

A second hall was built in 2007 - access for disabled was improved. Play area been re located to a safer sight. Educational , fitness and hobbies groups provide varied classes for locals, the committee have funds for improvements and accommodation has been virtually doubled. Holcombe is a very popular venue between Exeter and Torbay.

Our work is with children, the disabled and the elderly, providing support [material, financial and advisory] to people working with support groups to relieve the effects of poverty and disability, and to individuals with specific needs, thereby communicating the Christian Gospel by word and deed.

Giving service within the community.Helping students with grants to persue further education.Organising Youth opportunities.Sponsoring the disabled to attend courses.Involved in Life Education.Financial donations to Charities.Financial help with overseas developments.

Provision of local news on audio cassette, memory stick or CD for blind or visually impaired people in the local area. Also provision of weekly and monthly audio magazines

The Barrow & District Disability Association provide activities & services to people with disabilities, and for their families & friends, & for those professionals interested in their welfares.

PAC provides therapeutic interventions for young people aged 6 to 25 presenting with emotional, interpersonal and mental health problems and challenges often with associated learning disability. By delivering this preventative work young people address their problems before they escalate, they re-engage into education or employment and live more positive lives within society.

The principal activity is the provision of health and care services to all needy, elderly, disabled and families particularly but not exclusively of the Asian origin, in the West Midlands area. As an ancillary, assistance is also given on appropriate housing, social, recreational and educational matters.

The hall is a community facility, offering a low rate venue for residents use. We are able to cater for both the able and less able, as we have disabled ramps and toilet facilities.

The provision of high quality support and advice to meet the needs of children, young people and adults with a learning disability. This includes support and advice to families and carers. The major areas of activity are : day services, residential services, community support, befriending and advocacy.

It is the trustees' policy to give priority to appeals from charitable organisations based within a radius of 25 miles of the centre of Bristol in the following spheres:- Assistance to the disabled, with the priority being disabled children;- Assistance to those suffering from illness or disease; and- Medical research and welfare in the above areas.

The objects of The Mary Hare Foundation are the relief of persons suffering from deafness and the advancement of education amongst the deaf. In practice, the Foundation directs its support towards the deaf children attending the Mary Hare School, Mary Hare Primary School, the Burwood Centre in Newbury and those who benefit from Mary Hare's outreach work (reg. charity 1048386).

The provision of facilities for the community of the village and surrounding areas. Facilities offer educational events from pre-school to the elderly. E.G. slimming, fitness, karate, badminton, football, dance, crafts, WI, AA, music, wellness, floristry, weddings, and parties. Also used for local Parish Council meetings, conferences and public charity events. Facilities disabled/baby friendly.

Transport for the disabled, frail, elderly, other groups for Social Welfare and recreational purposes including social inclusion to combat loneliness, charitable groups, groups with a common interest and those who are unable to use other forms of transport.

Provision of self catering holiday houses in Pembrokeshire for families with disabled children.

Recreational and occupational therapy, through contact with and riding horses. Particularly aimed at anyone with any disability.

To relieve sickness and suffering and, without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, the provision of holidays and holiday accommodation for disabled people and their families and carers.

HOCKEY, CRICKET, NETBALL, FOOTBALL FOR MALE AND FEMALES AGED 7 TO 60. DISABLED FACILITIES AVAILABLE.

To organise and incorporate equestrian facilities for all abilitiesTo establish a rural activities centre for all abilitiesTo create training opportunities in rural education,appreciation,equine management and such other appropriate activitiesTo maintain links with other organisations interested and involved in rural activities/education and disabled riding.

We provide wheelchairs/Electric scooters to enable people with mobility problems to get around the local shops and services.

The Charity aims to provide families, with a child who has been traumatised, is disabled or has had a high level of medical intervention, with a happy relaxing restorative holiday by the sea, in Pembrokeshire. We rent 3 cottages, in a group, where volunteers (living in 1 cottage) are on hand to provide support, help, listen and give much needed fun to the families.

The Dentons UK & Middle East LLP Charitable Trust makes donations to small charities in the UK and Ireland that have a connection to our local communities. The Trust has a particular focus on charities working to support the elderly, disabled, homelessness, poverty, ex offenders and their families, refugees, education and youth projects.

Centre of Sign-Sight-Sound (COS)With a purpose of "Improving Quality of Life through Equality" COS supports Deaf people and people living with sensory loss and the professionals and organisations who work with them. Promoting a world where sensory loss does not limit, preclude or stigmatise people from achieving their full unique potential.

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.

Cambridge Dial a Ride operates a door to door minibus service for the elderly and disabled residents of Cambridge. It caters for individual members and group hire activities.

Disability Action in Islington (DAII) is an organisation run by and for disabled people. Provides free information, advice, user-involvement and peer support services for local disabled people, and a range of training and consultancy services to the voluntary, statutory and business sectors. All DAII projects and services are based on the social model of disability.

CBM UK transforms the lives of people with disabilities, their families and communities in the poorest places in the world. We work with local partners to prevent and cure diseases that cause disability and build a world where people with disabilities can fulfil their potential, helping them access healthcare and education, build sustainable livelihoods and play an active role in their community

We provide housing opportunities for disabled people between the ages of 18 and 55, for up to 2 years to enable them to experience independent living and learn the essential skills to enable them to choose their housing options for the future.

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.

Support for blind and partially sighted people and the prevention of sight loss, particularly throughout Kent, Medway and the London Boroughs of Bromley and Bexley.

WE PROVIDE HOMECARE SERVICES TO CLIENTS IN THEIR OWN HOME. WE ALSO HELP DISABLED PEOPLE TO ACCESS SPORTS ACTIVITIES.

VICTA supports children and young people who are blind or partially sighted and their families. We have an activities program for young people to support their social, emotional development and encourage independence. We also provide grants for much needed learning tools and support parents through our networking of family weekends.

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

TO PROVIDE COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND LAPTOPS FOR THE DISABLED/HOUSEBOUND BY SOURCING AT A MINIMUM (OR NO COST), SECOND HAND OR NEW PARTS AND/OR COMPONENTS TO ASSEMBLE SAID SYSTEMS. WE ALSO CAN PEOPLE USE A COMPUTER

Cambridge Online is an educational charity working across Cambridgeshire and the East of England helping disadvantaged (including disabled) people use computers and digital devices by providing education, training and advice to individuals and groups. Our aim is to broaden digital awareness and to raise levels of digital inclusion.

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 provision of social, leisure & recreational activities for adults with a learning disability

The objective of the charity is to provide a transport service for elderly and disabled people in Chichester and the surrounding area.

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.

The Charity runs workshops for children in drama and music and runs a Deaf Choir

To raise money with which to buy riding and horse management lessons for disabled and disadvantaged children and young people. To find, train, and support volunteers to assist the professional riding instructors in giving lessons.

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.