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We organise and provide wheelchair-accessible outings for elderly & disabled people to help prevent people from becoming socially excluded

Disability Arts Online (DAO) is a disability-led arts organisation that occupies a unique global position with its UK-based website, social media network, commissioning and artist development programmes, partnership work, and vibrant community of disabled creatives.

Charity activities: - We run the London Autism Group (a support group for anyone whose lives have been influenced by autism and who resides in or near to London). - We are also commencing a podcast show about autism (first episode scheduled for October)- We plan to make grants- Provide advocacy, advice and information - Sponsor & undertake research- Conduct anti-stigma campaigns

Tandem Trekkers is a user led, West Yorkshire based specialist tandem cycling club, that caters for blind and visually impaired individuals. More detailed information is available at http://tandemtrekkers.org.uk

Sign and Share Club hold meetings across Pembrokeshire where Deaf, deaf, hard of hearing, deafened, and deaf-blind people can meet and enjoy social activities in order to reduce isolation and loneliness. The club also has a hearing aid repair service which is offered at these meetings and, where appropriate, through home visits. We also work with businesses to improve access for d/Deaf people.

NOCS provides social support, facilities and development opportunities for people with high levels of social anxiety and difficulties with social interaction, particularly due to autism spectrum disorder (ASD), mental ill-health and rural/social isolation. People in our community form lasting friendships, gain self-confidence and, over time, develop their skills and start to manage their anxiety.

Community-led services that aim to support blind and partially sighted people in North Staffordshire to increase independence, build confidence and reduce isolation. We do this through the provision of advice and information, support with applications and forms, equipment and technology demonstrations, accessible social activities and peer support opportunities.

Our mission is to enable families who have a loved one with additional/complex needs, disability and/or Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities to Connect Support and Thrive.Jolly Josh aims to Inspire Inclusion. Our registered charity is based in Rochdale.

Walton (Berkswich) Village Hall provides facilities primarily for those residing in the geographical area covered by Walton-On-The-Hill and Berkswich. The facilities provided are a small hall and a large hall will full kitchen and toilet facilities. The hall caters fully for the disabled and can be leased on a one off or recurrent basis by local groups or individuals, benefitting the community.

At Dnipro Hope Mission our vision is to help make the Kingdom of God a visible reality in Ukraine. We offer compassionate care for all people in need, such as the sick, disabled, refugees and orphans. A registered UK charity, DHM works primarily with churches to provide education, training and funding, enabling local Christians to demonstrate the love of Christ within their communities.

We support and empower deaf children and young adults from birth up to the age 30, and their families, who are predominantly based in Hertfordshire and the surrounding areas, through the provision of:Recreational and leisure activities; training opportunities; one to one and group support; Deaf Awareness, Sign Language and other courses.

ABSOLUTE SUPPORT LEADING LIGHT IS A SUPPORTED LIVING PROVIDER THAT SUPPORT ADULTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES AND AUTISM WHO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY.

Level Playing Field operates in football, rugby and other sports, in order to:? Be a voice for all disabled supporters and spectators? Campaign for equality? Enable disabled people to enjoy live sports? Enrich the lives of disabled people through sports? Raise disability and access awareness. through expert advice and training

The Visually Impaired sailing Association is run by blind and partially sighted sailing enthusiasts to help others to enjoy the freedom of sailing. Our aim is to empower, motivate and encourage both blind and visually impaired people to join a team sailing yachts, chance to enjoy getting stuck in and be involved in something that is great fun and has significant benefits for wellbeing.

Advice and support on all aspects of home improvements, repairs, maintenance, and special schemes to support disabled and older people to remain in their own homes

The provision of practical assistance and support for people with disabilities to enable such individuals to achieve their full potential by developing their abilities and skills, living as independent a life as the individual's disability will permit, maximizing their quality of life and development and occupation of their minds by pursing spiritual, recreational and employment opportunities.

Deaf-initely Women is an organisation that is governed and managed by deaf women, delivering services/activities for their peers. We aim to build their financial and emotional resilience.

AL-FIKR AIMS TO HELP THOSE IN DIRE NEED, REGARDLESS OF RACE, RELIGION, ETHNICITY, GENDER OR DISABILITY. AL-FIKR FREQUENTLY HOLDS INTERFAITH ACTIVITIES, SPORTS ACTIVITIES, EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMMES IN UK. AL-FIKR PROVIDES RELIEF IN AREAS SUCH AS WATER AND SANITATION, EDUCATION, HEALTH AND NUTRITION, ORPHAN SPONSORSHIP FOR THE WORLD'S POOREST PEOPLE.

We exist to advance the Christian religion; to relieve poverty and those in need by reason of ill-health, disability, unemployment or such other disadvantage; and to advance education both general and vocational for children or adults but always within the principles of the Christian faith. We operate primarily in Wokingham and surrounding area but also support Christians in Nepal.

For the public benefit, to set out to fill gaps delivered by other organisations to perceived isolated, unemployable and/or disabled people by offering and/or providing assistance to find employment. To enable and match low skilled people to meaningful activities and responsibilities which allow their individual growth in line with their individual capability to enable them to escape exclusion

The relief of ambulant disabled people providing or assisting in the provision of facilities to enable such persons to participate in sports in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving their conditions of life by aiding rehabilitation and improving the quality of life through the medium of recreational and competitive sports and arts.

For the benefit of the residents of Hawkhurst, to advance such exclusively charitable purposes as the trustees from time to time see fit, in particular providing facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and other leisure time occupation, including facilities for outdoor and indoor sport, education, drama and skills training and services for young, elderly and disabled people.

SHINE for Autism provides support, information, group meetings, 1:1 support, workshops, recreational activities and small grants to individuals with autistic spectrum condition and their families in Cumbria.We also raise public awareness of issues affecting autistic individuals and their families through fundraising and public training/awareness.

The objects of the CIO are to relieve the needs of children and young people in Merseyside and in surrounding areas who are in need as a result of ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage, by providing or assisting in the provision of specialist items and equipment with a view to improving the beneficiaries conditions of life.

The provision of a pavilion, playing fields and other facilities for the inhabitants of Keynsham and surrounding areas and o include the relief of those individuals who are in need by reason of age, disability or ill-health. Activities include meetings, classes, sporting activities and other forms of recreation and leisure activity, to improve the conditions of life for the inhabitants.

Our activities are:1) The relief of persons injured by asbestos or who have asbestos related diseases, their families and carers and who are in need by reason of their ill health, disability' financial circumstances or other disadvantage, by providing support information, advocacy and advice.2) The education of the public about the hazards posed by asbestos and the diseases it causes

Support for children and young people who look after a family member with a long term health condition or disability

Beyond Words seeks to enable people with intellectual disabilities and autism from all countries, cultures and languages to access our word-free picture stories and be empowered to live fuller lives. We publish wordless books in both print and digital formats, covering health conditions, relationships, safeguarding, sport, exercise and nutrition, community, crime & justice and the workplace.

Club Soda works with people who have learning disabilities and autism. They deliver workshops in music making and DJing and produces live events which showcase the talents of members and other artists with learning disabilities and autism. Gig Buddies Croydon is a project run by Club Soda that aims to make makes music and night-time entertainment accessible to people with learning disabilities.

Potential Kids is an award winning charity based in Welwyn/Hatfield providing learning, social and sports opportunities to Neurodiverse children/young people (Autism, ADHD and related conditions), their families and siblings.Our inclusive, safe and supportive environment helps to reduce social anixeties and fears, whilst helping to increase confidence, self esteem and life skills.

Home-Start South Warwickshire provide practical help, friendship and emotional support to families in South Warwickshire where there is a child under five. Families may be struggling with parenting, physical or mental illness, disability, multiple births, loneliness or isolation. Our volunteers, who are parents themselves, undergo 30 hours of training, regular CPD and supervision.

The objectives of the Charity:To provide grants and donations for such charitable purposes for the public benefit.Charitable support to include:Funding for sporting activities that promote healthy recreation for young people to support their advancement in sport.Providing sporting equipment for disabled children.Providing relief for those in need at vulnerable times.

The HarrisonParrott Foundation supports and champions diversity and inclusivity within the arts. We deliver/support programmes and projects which counter/correct the idea that ethnicity, gender, sexuality, disability and social background or life experience are impediments to full inclusivity. We believe everyone deserves to have access to, to be free to participate in and contribute to the arts.

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.

LPFC provides powerchair football opportunities for people with a disability. The club provides weekly coaching sessions and playing opportunities across a range of local, regional and national leagues. Based in Leeds the club is able to offer powerchair football for people right across the county.All coaches are FA qualified and all staff are DBS Certified. No one is ever turned away!

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.

Rainbow Stars is a volunteer led Lincolnshire based support group for families with members with additional needs, specialising in, but not limited to, Autistic Spectrum Disorder. It operates via a Facebook group and also runs a Disability Hub in the Lincolnshire town of Sleaford. It organises play meets, days out and social events along with a program of events at the Hub

The advancement of education and training in the art of music, The promotion of the arts in particular the art of music by promoting and developing community events and performances to facilitate participation in the arts; To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing disabled people from becoming socially excluded, relieving their needs through music therapy

We are an independent, user-led charity where all 15 trustees have a learning disability, and with members from across Oxfordshire. As well as promoting choice, empowerment and participation, we provide volunteering, training, social and paid work opportunities that combat isolation and lead to more fulfilling lives.

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

Respect for All works in Greater Manchester to enhance the mental and physical health of learning-disabled people, autistic people and their families and carers by providing a specialist counselling service. We also aim to educate the public about issues faced by learning disabled people, autistic people and their carers.

SPACE4AUTISM IS RUN BY A QUALIFIED STAFF TEAM/ PARENTS/CARERS FOR A PLACE TO MEET PEOPLE AND SHARE EXPERIENCES AND KNOWLEDGE. WE OFFER OVER 3000 ACTIVITIES PER YEAR FROM SOCIAL CLUBS TO A FULL TRAINING PROGRAMMEWE HAVE SERVICES FOR ANY AGE AND ABILITYWE OPERATE FROM OUR HQ IN MACCLESFIELD, CHESHIRE.

Making grants to individuals and charitable organisations to advance the life prospects, independence and education of blind and vision impaired children, young people and adults aged 25 and under who are resident in the United Kingdom.

Rossway RDA was incorporated to promote the objects of The Riding for The Disabled Association incorporating Carriage Driving, a national charity registered under charity number 244108, by providing disabled people with the opportunity to ride and or carriage drive to benefit their health and well being in the vicinities of Buckinghamshre and Hertfordshire.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation, in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of Association Football for all age groups and with a particular focus on young people in the Faversham area. We are an inclusive club that welcomes participation irrespective of age, gender, ethnicity, disability or sexual orientation.

The Lions Foundation serves the local community as well as helping people internationally. Their work with people who are elderly, disabled and/or disadvantaged, benefits not only those who are helped, but also the wider community by making communities in Cornwall, Devon, Dorset & Somerset better places to live and work. They also make grants to some national and international appeals.

TAG Youth Club aims to empower and optimise the potential of young people who have a disability between the ages of 8 and 25. Our Junior and Youth Club's aims to provide users with a safe, caring, well equipped environment giving children and young people the opportunity to participate in personal and social development activities including arts, drama, music and sport.

Christian Deaf Link UK (Go! Sign) supports a network of Deaf Christians and churches with Deaf ministry. We arrange Christian events in British Sign Language (BSL) and facilitate Christian training for Deaf adults. We have a website which advertises events in BSL or with BSL interpreters and we promote the use of BSL in Christian settings, including the publication of a "Sign Me In!" policy.

Maintain the Etherow Centre building for the provision of recreational and therapeutic activities for the disabled.

Halton Disability Partnership (HDP) is a charity which aims to improve the lives of disabled people in the Merseyside Borough of Halton. HDP is a Disabled People User Led Organisation (DPULO) which gives inforamtion, advice and support to disabled people.