CharityWatch UK

Childlife helps to improve the lives of children and young people throughout the UK by raising funds for the work of its four member charities. Our partner charities supporting children are Ataxia UK, Acorns Children's Hospice, National Deaf Children's Society and the National Children's Bureau.

To provide electric wheelchairs and scooters for the use of visitors to the City to enable them to have access to the City Centre for shopping

Helping the local needy and severly disabled

The Charity was formed for the relief of people in north India who are blind or partially sighted, in particular by facilitating the provision of surgeons to carry out cataract surgery, the training of local doctors and nurses and the provision of support and assistance to enable community eye hospitals to become self-sufficient and sustainable.

Providing support and activities for families with disabled children within the Somerset Area

To provide conductive education to young disabled children to help them in their everyday life and increase their self-sufficiency. To advise and teach 'hands on' parents, teachers, carers and support assistants to enable children to be more independent.

Life long learning courses, Sewing Classes, Childcare Facility,110 places Nursery,Health & Social Care, Learning Disability,Men's & Women's Elderly Groups, Youth Club, Study Club, Parent and Toddlers group, ICT Courses, UK Online Centre, Citizenship Courses, Information Advice and Guidance Surgeries, Help and support with job search and Local Residents Action group.

The principle activities of the charity are to provide emotional support and financial assistance for the benefit of children/young people under the age of twenty one suffering from brittle bone disease, scoliosis, spina bifida and all other skeletal conditions coupled with complex needs throughout England and Wales .We provide disability aids,equipment,activity weekends & family interaction days

We are a disabled people's organisation run by disabled people and their groups and provide direct payment, personal budget support, welfare rights, independent living and mental health advocacy and appeals representation. Our activities are based on a human rights and Social Model of Disability approach with a focus on achieving independence, equality and dignity.

Dial South Worcestershire is a information and advice service for people with a disability and carers. We also operate a welfare benefit service and rural outreach service.

Goldhay Arts is a charity offering adults with a learning disability the opportunity to train and develop their artistic skills and interests in the performing and visual Arts. We aim to provide a quality service for adults with a learning disability with an emphasis on personal development through the Arts.

EPIC ARTS IS AN INCLUSIVE ORGANISATION THAT RUNS ARTS AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES FOR DISABLED AND DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS IN CAMBODIA. IT ALSO DEVELOPS AND RUNS INCLUSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE SOCIAL ENTERPRISES.

Step by Step School is registered as an independent special day school for pupils with autism, over the age range 4-19

Carer Support Wiltshire provides free and confidential support, advice, information, training and opportunities to take a break from their caring role for all age unpaid carers in Wiltshire and Dorset regardless of the disability, illness or age of the person being cared for.

To provide free confidential impartial advice, assistance and information to the communitires of Preston and District regardless of gender, sexuality, marital status, religion, race and disability. The Bureau provides a generalist service from its main Bureau in Birley Street, outreach advice services at 11 community based sites and specialist money advice.

To support people with learning difficulties and/or autism through the provision of training/advice, information, support services and research.

Providing aid to the poor people across the globe. Providing and building worship places where needed.Providing aid to orphans, widows and old who have difficulties and are disabled.

The provision of community transport, shopmobility and essential services for such of the inhabitants of Slough and its neighbourhood who are in need of such services because of age, sickness or disability, or poverty or because of a lack of availability of adequate and safe public passenger services. This is met by the provision of a transport service (passengers or assistance to non passengers).

Provision of information, advice and support to people who care for a family member, friend or neighbour with a long-term illness or disability.

Provides free eye care, mainly to poor people, suffering from treatable blindness and other eye related diseases. Supporting construction of a Hospital, near Mureed, District Chakwal, Pakistan; with an objective to provide primary health care free of cost to poor people of 100+ surrounding villages.

Provide information, support and training to disabled individuals and organisations and businesses who work with disabled individuals

101 General charitable purposes102 Education & training104 Disability105 Relief of poverty109 Arts culture110 Sport/recreation

We provide dinghy sailing for people with every sort of disability including learning difficulties, MS, stroke, deafness, blindness. Our aim is to never turn anyone away.

We support 1. Training of special needs children 2. Micro-businesses for the poor & disabled in Ecuador. With an Ecuadorian Foundation, we run a project for women & children suffering physical & sexual abuse, with support, counselling, legal advocacy & places of safety. Our ultimate goal is self-sufficiency of these projects in Ecuadorian hands. We also grant-fund similar work in other countries.

Filtered springs for rural schools and villages in Uganda and Kenya. Funding construction of latrines for schools in Uganda and Kenya.Working with disability groups providing medical equipment to Uganda School for the Deaf.Supported Grandmas pineapple model gardens planting 15,000 suckers generating sustainable income for impoverished families in the rural environment.

We work together with the families and carers of disabled children and young people to create positive change in their daily lives.

To help and provide for children and women of India and those in United Kingdom, preferably disadvantaged and disabled. To provide scholarships, travel grants, financial help to further health and education for poor and needy in India esp. children and disadvantaged women. Other charitable activities as considered by trustees.

The aims of the Charity are to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education & the appreciation of theatre, drama and the arts in all its aspects by, but not limited to:1 the preparation and presentation of theatre and music theatre performances by pre-dominantly disabled and under-privileged young people, but not exclusively: and2 the provision of workshops in theatre, drama & arts.

Raising the independence of disabled people by enabling them to take an active role in the economy.On-line database of the skills, services and products disabled people have to offer. E-Jobs Portal gives employers the opportunity to promote their vacancies directly to disabled jobseekers.

The charity provides on loan equipment to assist people with disability, in our local area.

We support the work of shuktara, India which provides a safe home in Kolkata for 16 young men and 8 young women with disabilities who have lost their families and cannot live independently. Shuktara is now reaching out to families in Purulia district who have disabled children by providing physiotherapy, mobility assistance and to follow up on doctors' appointments checking on medication.

We aim to give people with a disability the opportunity to enjoy a safe and pleasurable experience of seagoing sailing including short local cruising of about two to three hours and for the more adventurous, longer coastal passages.

The Charity maintains a year-round programme of plays and events that it presents to the public, with a focus on new writing.These events include educational projects, captioned performances for audience members who arehard of hearing and off-site performances for those who are unable to access the auditorium due to disability.

We organise rides so that disabled people, young and old, have the opportunity to ride ponies/horses which benefit their health and well being. This all takes place in the Chard, Somerset area.

Activities for the benefit of sick and or disabled children in the UK by the provision of financial assistance to individuals, including holidays for themselves and their families. To Provide advocacy/information and emotional support to children and their families and or to support the charitable work of similar institutions.

Established to promote and assist charitable activity that improves the circumstances of those less fortunate in our society, through groups concentrating on "disadvantage and self help", emphasising education, social projects and disabled service personnel i.e. community development, civic corporate leadership, skills and leadership for young people, retired and disabled ex service personnel.

HOME-START NORTHAMPTON PROVIDES A UNIQUE SERVICE FOR FAMILIES LIVING IN THE BOROUGH OF NORTHAMPTON - RECRUITING AND TRAINING VOLUNTEERS TO SUPPORT PARENTS WITH YOUNG CHILDREN AT HOME IN SITUATIONS AS DIVERSE AS ISOLATION, BEREAVEMENT, MULTIPLE BIRTHS, ILLNESS, DISABILITY OR WHO ARE JUST FINDING PARENTING A STRUGGLE. THEY PROVIDE NON-JUDGEMENTAL, PRACTICAL AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT

To advance education and relieve needs of rural deaf and blind schools in Sri Lanka by 1) Holding fund raising events 2) Increase membership 3) Seek donations.

To promote the relief of physical and mental illness and disability, addictions and hardship of both men and women who are involved or were formally involved in the playing of cricket professionally in England and Wales (members of the Professional Cricketers' Association) and their dependants who, for whatever reason, are in need of such relief.

Relief of poverty and hardship, including the support of mothers of disabled children or women disabled themselves, putting children through school, supporting an AIDS hospice.

1) To provide a community transport service for the inhabitants of the UK with an emphasis on North East of England and the Borders Region who are in need of such a service due to age,disability (mental or physical), poverty, or because of a lack of availability of adequate and safe public passenger services.2) Provide and promote services for and with people with disabilities3) Training

The raising of money to fund a building that will enable disabled children and their carers a place to come and meet and where there will be a range of acitivities for the children and where carers can share and seek the help and support they need.

Sight for Surrey (the trading name for Surrey Association for Visual Impairment) works with people who are vision impaired, Deaf, Hard of Hearing or who have combined sight and hearing loss. The charity has provided support to vision impaired people since 1922, and those with combined sight and hearing loss since 1993. It began to deliver services to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in February 2016.

The Golden-Oldies Charity (Goldies) gives older isolated and vulnerable disabled people monthly social musical Sing&Smile daytime sessions, events and intergenerational activities to attend. Connecting communities and combating loneliness. Everyone is welcome, Goldies now take place across Wales-Goldies Cymru, S/W England, Yorkshire, Essex and the Midlands. Patron is Sir Cliff Richard.

We use horses to provide remedial & therapeutic sessions on a daily basis for disabled adults & children from Ipswich & East Suffolk area.By providing the opportunity to ride &/or carriage drive health & wellbeing is much improved.Our volunteer instructors work closely with Physiotherapists, Doctors & other health professionals to help our clients gain the maximum benefits from our activities.

We provide a range of community services to eldery and disabled residents in the Borough of Gateshead, e.g. day clubs, exercise, social activites, arts & crafts

We offer good food, good fellowship, help and support to persons in the community, who are elderly, solitary, sick or who have a disability. We are not just a day centre, we are a place where people of all ages can feel they have something to offer and that life has not passed them by. In addition we are a place where volunteers, students and the elderly can meet and interact. Charity Shop also.

The relief of deaf and hearing impaired persons in Sandwell, West Midlands and surrounding areas.

To provide a community transport service for such of the inhabitants of Ivybridge and the surounding parishes who are need of such a service because of age, sickness or disability, or because of a lack of available public passenger services.

Provide funding for disabled children to attend intensive physiotherapy sessions at the Footsteps Centre.