The Arches Project provides practical help, emotional support, volunteering opportunities, and skills-based mentoring to people in need across the city of Nottingham. We provide free resources in the form of furniture, household goods, clothing, food and child and baby equipment to assist families and individuals by meeting their immediate practical needs. Alongside the practical provision, The Arches Project offers a number of additional services such as Furniture Restoration Project, Drug Clinic, Just for Women and Just for Men clubs, Power to Change course and The Arches Inspiring Change programme. The aim is to provide an environment of compassion and care, where people feel that they belong and are accepted; where they can build a sense of self-worth and confidence. The Arches Project is a place where staff and volunteers can be generous with their time, energy and practical resources; where they can go the extra mile. The Arches Project aims to give people a step up to rebuild their lives as part of a supportive community, where people of all backgrounds are accepted and valued.
P3 offers successful and lasting routes out of social exclusion and homelessness by operating a variety of effective services as well as creating opportunities for vulnerable and disadvantaged people. We help to overcome the challenges that the public sector can no longer tackle alone.
Wirral Ark offers quality supported accommodation for individuals experiencing homelessness; supporting and empowering individuals to make positive outcomes. As a charity, we do receive a level of local authority funding however we do rely on fundraising support also.
Supporting vulnerable young people with housing needs. CHYP is a small local charity that provides supported accommodation for vulnerable young people who find themselves homeless through no fault of their own. We support single young people, aged between 16 and 25 years old, in Cirencester and the surrounding area. Our aim is not just to offer these young people a roof over their heads but the care and support a family would normally provide. A way for them to learn how to look after themselves, gain confidence and live a more fulfilling life independently.
Provides free holidays for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families, and recently bereaved siblings
Stevenage Haven exists to provide shelter and support to single men and women who are unfortunate enough to find themselves homeless. Stevenage Haven achieves this by providing the following services:
Abbeyfield is one of the largest voluntary sector UK-wide providers of housing and care for older people, committed to alleviating loneliness while maintaining independence. Founded in 1956, Abbeyfield has grown to include around 750 houses managed by professional staff and volunteers, providing support, care and friendship for around 8,000 residents.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Chorlton Good Neighbours provide friendship and support for elderley and vulnerable people living in Chorlton and surrounding areas of Manchester. Activities include day trips, a weekly coffee morning, visits to housebound people and exercise classes for the less mobile. We also try and provide transport for those who are less able to travel.
We provide residential,nursing,dementia and respite care for older Jewish people. We are largely dependent on the generosity of friends to run Nightingale House and Hammerson House. The running costs, coupled with extensive building projects to enhance the care we provide, means your help is vital.
Support for families where there is any kind of adversity, both locally and overseas. Christian faith in action is demonstrated by raising funds to support this work. Locally we provide holidays and days out for famiies in need, and give support to refuges and the homeless. Where there is a need we are there!
The Fountain of Peace is currently raising funds to construct 14 bungalows each housing 10-12 destitute and orphaned children living in Kyenjojo, Uganda. Our homes are set within a village community and will include a school and health clinic. Help us to build today in order to change tomorrow.
Beds and Cambs Rural Support Group is a local charity dedicated to improving the quality of life for those who live and work in rural areas and are facing hardship or serious difficulties.Thank you for visiting our profile on MyDonate
Vision Care for Homeless People is a charity set-up to provide eyecare services to homeless and other vulnerable people in an accessible and friendly environment in which they feel safe, welcome and comfortable. OUR OBJECTIVES: To preserve, protect and promote the ocular health of homeless and vulnerable people in the UK who are unwilling or unable to access mainstream services available through the NHS by providing a comprehensive high quality service free at the point of use. This includes ocular health screening and the provision of spectacles that meets the immediate visual needs of our beneficiaries in a safe, accessible, friendly and comfortable environment. WHAT WE DO: We carry out a fully comprehensive eye examination and provide spectacles all totally free of charge. Homeless people are more vulnerable than the general population. They have a higher risk of being assaulted or having property stolen, so spectacles might be lost or broken beyond repair. OUR PRIORITIES: We now have three centres in London and one in Birmingham. We have others under discussion in Brighton, Newcastle and Oxford. OUR ASPIRATIONS: Our ultimate aim is to expand this service nationwide to all the major cities, so as to make a difference to as many homeless and vulnerable people as we can. We are actively working towards that.
Age Concern Morgannwg Ltd is a Registered Charitable Company (Charity Reg. No. 1129973) operating in the County Boroughs of Rhondda Cynon Taff, Bridgend and Merthyr Tydfil. We employ paid staff and volunteers to support over 18,000 older people each year to improve their quality of life.
Nomad offers advice, support, training and practical help to vulnerable, homeless and inadequately housed people and to those threatened with homelessness. Nomad currently works in Sheffield.
Barka UK is committed to assisting homeless people in our community. Our mission is to empower severely excluded people to regain their independence and dignity by social integration. We also offer support for their personal development through education and entrepreneurship.
Julian Metcalfe and Sinclair Beecham (the founders of Pret A Manger) set up The Pret Foundation Trust (PFT) in 1995. Their aim was (and still is) to alleviate poverty in the UK, focusing on the plight of the homeless in particular..
Trinity Homeless Projects works to see transformation in the lives of those suffering the effects of homelessness. We do this through supported housing, supported training and supported employment. We are also proud to be a significant agent in landfill reduction through our recycled furniture stores. "Trinity is a truly exceptional project. Thanks to this funding, the charity can expand its excellent work in saving perfectly useable furniture from ending up in landfill, whilst also providing employment and skills for homeless people." Boris Johnson, former Chair of the London Waste and Recycling Board, after awarding funds to Trinity to open 3 new furniture stores in West London - creating up to 69 new jobs.
Home-start Deveron recruit and train volunteers to offer emotional and practical support to families with children under the age of 5 years
The Glebe House Project provides a varied range of quality services for people of all ages with a learning disability who live in the Charnwood area and beyond.
Reading Mencap is an organisation which provides information, support and services for the families and carers of children and adults with Learning Disabilities and Difficulties (LDD) and Autism Spectrum Conditions (ASC) in the Reading local authority area. Although the charity is small it has provided local services (including a variety of weekly clubs, and a family advisor support service) for 50 years; currently to around 400 members. Reading Mencap is affiliated to the national charity Royal Mencap but it receives no financial support from them.
Good Shepherd Ministry provide a compassionate, supportive and a caring service to assist the poor, homeless and socially isolated men, women and children of our community.
Age UK Medway operates from three main centres across the Medway Towns - in Gillingham, Chatham and Strood. We are proud to say that we have been offering care and support services to our community for over 40 years.
To promote the efficiency of the Regiment in such charitable ways as the trustees may decide.
Caring in Bristol delivers and develops vital support to homeless and vulnerable people all year round in the city of Bristol through effective, volunteer driven projects including Caring at Christmas and Bristol Nightstop