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To raise money on a local basis for distribution to youth, elderly, disabled and any other person or organisation requiring charitable assistance in the Tonbridge and District area.

Advice, signposting, in office translating, immigration advice Level 1, advice on training, benefits, housing.Pre-school activities, Outreach work to no mobile Roma and elderly/disabled Bosnian in needs, Supplementary schools, cultural, social gathering.Inter community work and bridge building Serbian, Albanian, Croatian, Bosnian, "One stop shop" support Ethnic Comm. Groups in East Midlands.

Support disabled people, carers and older people to live independently in the community, and to participate in that community.

The relief of persons with a physical or mental disability and to improve their conditions of life by providing and assisting in the provision of flight training and associated activities and to advance the education of such persons and of children and young people generally in aviation and related subjects.

Aspire works with people with a spinal cord injury to create opportunity, choice and independence. We aim to support people to lead a fulfilled and independent life from the moment of their injury throughout their life. We are also committed to research in the field of technology to find cost effective solutions to improve the quality of disabled people's lives.

To provide supported accommodation and meaningful work activities to residents with a Learning Disability who hold their own tenancy in the charity's property. To provide meaningful work activities to non-residents with a learning disability.

Activity Alliance (the operating name for the English Federation of Disability Sport) brings members, partners and disabled people together to make active lives possible. We work with many amazing people and are at the centre of influential world-renowned programmes for disabled people. Collectively, we continue to challenge perceptions and change the reality of disability, inclusion and sport.

ALL FOR PHYSICALLY DISABLED CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 3 & 16 HORSE RIDING BOTH IN AN INDOOR SCHOOL AND OUT IN THE COUNTRYSIDEGROOMING AND BATHING PONIESLEARNING ABOUT HORSE CARE AND IDENTIFYING THE PARTS OF A HORSE.COMPETING IN RIDING FOR THE DISABLED GROUP COMPETITIONS REGIONALLY AND NATIONALLYDRAWING AND DOING QUIZZES ABOUT HORSESPARTICIPATING IN ARTS AND CRAFTS COMPETITION

Teaches disabled children (with both mental and physical needs) from four special needs schools in Kettering, Wellingborough and Corby to ride horses. We operate on two mornings a week during school term time and approximately 15 children attend each morning.We have about 29 volunteers who help with the sessions which take place at a Livery Yard where we keep our four ponies at livery.

Provide relief to the inhabitants of Tendring District and its environs who have need because of age, mental or physical disability, or poverty and in particular to:Provide and maintain non-profit community transport services and,To assist the charitable work of organisations and bodies engaged in promoting the relief of such persons through the provision of appropriate services.

Drop in information & advice. Advocacy & support, training & accredited courses, carers outreach project, leisure & social activities, all provided with bi-lingual support for disabled people, carersr families and unemployed people

Provision of, and accessibility to, information, advice and support services for disabled people, those people with mental health illness and those living with long term conditions, their families and carers to enable independence, choice and control, inc Support for Direct Payments including payroll and managed accounts, Self-advocacy service, Community Education Services and projects

Supporting the Holy Land Institute for the Deaf.

Brent Mencaps passion for a healthier & fairer Brent from 1979 led to great housing, employment, health, advice, wellbeing & self-advocacy. We adapted & provide social prescribing support & healthcoaching for Brent patients. People with a learning disability, neurodiversity & carers get inclusive support & free creative/wellbeing activities eg yoga,poetry,singing,gardening,self-advocacy & art.

Sense International supports people with deafblindness and their families to be full and active members of society through work in health, early intervention, education and vocational training. We work with governments and in partnership with local organisations across these areas, addressing issues such as early diagnosis and family communication, immunisation and enabling supportive legislation.

WE COVER THE NORTHERN PART OF THE TANDRIDGE DISTRICT COUNCIL AREA AND SURROUNDING AREAS. WE CONVEY ELDERLY OR DISABLED PEOPLE AND THOSE UNABLE TO USE PUBLIC TRANSPORT.

To provide a Christmas party for disabled children at Crystal Palace Football Club and the hiring of a private box at all Crystal Palace home matches for groups of disabled children and their carers.

People First Tameside is a user-led organisation working with learning disabled adults. The main activities include - Training in Disability Awareness,Health awarenessProvider of Day Activities/Services, Independent living skills,Self-Advocacy,LD Partnership Board,Campaign,Speakup for Yourself Skills TrainingEmployment training,Creative Communication Skills1:1 service

Multi Disability Swimming and Recreation Club, covering Blackpool Wyre and Fylde. Supports swimming and social activities for people with a wide range of disabilities. Usually around 100 - 130 members are involved in swimming and social activities and 53 volunteers subject to DBS checks. Regular swimming activities sessions at Moor Park Swimming Pool take place on Sunday mornings.

The Derbyshire Association OF the Blind aims to enhance the quality of visually impaired peoples' lives by providing a comprehensive range of services and activities throughout Derbyshire.

Organises holidays and excursions for terminally ill, disabled and disadvantaged children.

STAGETEXT provides and promotes the use of captioning systems in arts and entertainment venues to enable deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people to access live performance.

The relief of persons with disability arising from age, sickness or physical or mental disability in the London Borough of Hillingdon and in partiuclar by the provision of practial help, service, support, advice, advocacy and information to those responsible for their care, especially spouses, partners and relatives who have an unpaid responsibility for their care and treatment (carers).

To provide palliative and supportive care, including pain and symptom control to persons of either sex, any age, without regard to race or creed, who are suffering from any chronic or terminal illness or from any disability or disease attributable to old age or from any other physical or mental infirmity, disability or disease, in such ways as the Trustees shall from time to time think fit.

Richmond CABx Service provides free, confidential, independent and impartial advice to everyone regardless of race, gender, sexuality or disability.

SAGE Counselling provides a counselling service for adults of all ages, and those with limited mobility, who may be faced with adjusting to retirement, loss of independence, bereavement, loneliness, unresolved conflicts, disability, illness and the finality of death.

Individual student sponsorship for chidren from Azezo EthiopiaPurchase of educational materials, books, sportsballs etcSupport to blind children[specialist teachers, braille equipment,PCs, classroom assistants]ITC supportTutorial classes, education visits, extracurricular activitiesSmall capital projects[classrooms, water pumps, toilets, public library]

THROUGH THE ROOF GIVES ADVICE AND PRODUCES WRITTEN RESOURCES, AS WELL AS TRAINING, TO EQUIP CHURCHES AND OTHER ORGANISATIONS TO BE INCLUSIVE OF DISABLED PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES. WE DO THIS THROUGHOUT THE UK AND IN AFRICA.WE DONATE MOBILITY AIDS TO THOSE IN NEED IN AFRICA.OUR VISION IS TO MAKE THE GOOD NEWS OF THE CHRISTIAN MESSAGE ACCESSIBLE TO ALL.

Inclusive outdoor education and activity centre on the Wirral, Merseyside. We deliver skills-focused learning through activities such as climbing, abseiling, archery, target shooting, team-building, orienteering, bushcraft and residential stays for schools, disability and community groups, building confidence, resilience and environmental awareness.

Support Dogs Ltd trains assistance dogs for people with physical disabilities, Epilepsy and families of children with Autism.

Local Infrastructure Organisation providing services to frontline VCS groups in Organisational Development and volunteering. Projects include: Weekend Care, engagement projects with adults of working age or with a learning disability, Quality For Health, Regional Voices, Molly and Bill (Active Care Homes) and capacity building for the NHS.

Providing support services for Older People, including Vulnerable Adults and those who may be effected by a disability or health issues. An emphasis is on preventative services. A Home Support Service including welfare contacts, benefit checks and support with day to day living, to enable independence & resilience.A 24/7, 365 emergency response via Care Lines to falls and other emergencies.

DIAL Peterborough offers a free and confidential supportive service for anyone with a physical disability living in the Peterborough area. We support people in securing their rights and help to challenge cases of discrimination. We are a user led organisation and we encourage disabled people to become involved at all levels of our organisation.

The provision of activity days for young people with severe learning disabilities and autism. A drop in centre and advice centre for people with high functioning autism and Aspergers syndrome

Birtenshaw operates a special school, college, eight specialist children's homes, including a short break centre, and provides domiciliary care & therapies.The charity supports children, young people and young adults who have a moderate to severe learning disability, including Autistic Spectrum conditions and those with a significant physical disability/impairment including complex health needs.

TO ORGANIZE AND PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, HEALTHY LIVING ACTIVITIES, COMPUTER LITERACY, ESOL CLASSES, DRESSMAKING CLASSES, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS ,HERITAGE AWARENESS AND GENERAL ADVISORY SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY. WEEKLY LADIES CLUB AND DROP IN SERVICE FOR, DISABLED, ELDERLY, ISOLATED, LONELY AND DEPRESSED WOMEN IN THE REDBRIDGE AREA.

General Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingMedical/Health/SicknessDisabilityRelief of PovertyArts/cultureSport/recreationEnvironment/Conservation/HeritageEconomic/Community development/Employment

Activities to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities and/or long term conditions by provision of advice, information and advocacy services for disabled people, their families and carers in Shropshire and its borders, enabling people with disabilities to improve choice and control over their lives, assist independent living and maximise financial wellbeing.

To promote and improve the welfare of blind and partially sighted persons resident in the administrative area of the London Borough of Sutton.

Works in the west of Russia in Moscow, Ryazan, St Petersburg and Volkhov regions. Supports orphaned and needy children, orphanage leavers, single destitute mothers, disabled young people, a day care centre for the disabled, and a few elderly destitue people. Staff visit Russia every two months to monitor projects and project funding, and progress of individuals.

provides free and subsidised basic introductory computer training in public access venues to meet the needs of people of all ages and abilities, including the disadvantaged (whether through disability, homelessness, social exclusion, or unemployment). This basic training is available to anyone over the age of 16 living in St Albans and District and very suitable for older people.

To enhance the lives of Deaf & hard of hearing people who are vulnerable & socially isolated within the local community. To ensure that Deaf people's social, cultural &linguistic needs are met by the continuing services & support which we provide - a total inclusive place for the Deaf community with OAP afternoons, bingo, snooker matches, Deaf Caf?, Deaf Children's & CODA parties & BSL Choir.

Dash provides information and advice to disabled people in the London Borough of Hillingdon enabling them to make choices about how they live their lives. Dash also runs a number of activities and sports sessions.

To provide a range of support services to adults with a learning disability, including the provision of: registered residential care; registered supported living services; day services offering meaningful learning, sport and leisure activities; support for service users to find employment.

The provision of community transport in the Lewes area for people who have special needs of such facilities because they are elderly, poor or disabled, people with young children or those living in isolated areas where there are no adequate public transport facilities. The Charity operate 8 school runs. These are combined with 5 Dial a Ride routes and 4 other community bus services.

FACET provides training for adults aged 16+ with any form of disability, enabling them to: - live independently - acquire new work-based skills - prepare for & move into work. We also create new enterprises to provide work experience opportunities for our students & services for the local community. We have also evolved to become a major provider in the area of health and social care services.

TO PROVIDE RESPITE CARE AND A RANGE OF OTHER SERVICES TO LOCAL CHILDREN/ADULTS WITH A DISABILITY AND THEIR FAMILIES

We run a weekly day service provision for adults with learning disabilities and social clubs for adults & children. We also hire out our premises to other learning disability groups.

Providing opportunities and training for the unemployed who are disabled. Using recycling as a means of training.

The Torch Trust for the Blind is an established Christian mission that aims to overcome sight loss as a barrier to finding a personal faith in Christ and living a fulfilled Christian life. It provides Christian literature (in braille, giant print and audio media), fellowship and personal support to visually impaired people in the UK and around the world.