R2R is a Poole charity with a Christian ethos providing a personalisedservice to rough sleepers and vulnerably housed adults, to enable them tobecome rooted in the community.
"Home-Start is a voluntary organisation that offers support, friendship and practical help to parents with at least one child under 5 in the City of Aberdeen. The whole team of staff, home visiting volunteers and trustees are committed to ensuring that children are given the best possible start in life and believe that parents play the key role in this. Volunteers offer regular support, friendship and practical help to families under stress in their own homes helping to prevent family crisis and breakdown."
North London YMCA (formerly Hornsey YMCA) helps vulnerable young people, their families & the local community at times of need. We provide hostel accommodation & support to transform young homeless people's lives. We also provide youth & fitness programmes, out of school care & children's activities
Care & Repair Cymru are the “Older People’s Housing Champion”. We are a national charitable body and actively work to ensure that all older people have homes that are safe, secure and appropriate to their needs.We provide services to a network of Care & Repair Agencies across Wales and through our work, and close relationship with the Agencies, we listen to the needs and desires of older people and on the national stage articulate this information to policy makers at the Welsh Government.
We provide Charity to those less fortunate and in need
In Epsom & Ewell each week 1 in 5 elderly people don't know who to turn to for advice, friendship or practical help. So every week that is what we do! Spending time, providing affordable taxi driving, providing practical services for them and giving advice. All essential services!
Inspire, one of the largest charities in Scotland, is an innovative organisation which trail blazes ground-breaking practices to offer opportunities for an excellent quality of life to people with learning disabilities in North East Scotland. Inspire currently provides over 51 services, ranging from residential housing services to employment initiatives.
The Purfleet Trust is a charity based in Kings Lynn providing support to individuals who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless in West Norfolk. We achieve our objectives through effective partnership working enabling us to deliver activities and services designed to tackle the causes of homelessness and reduce the risk of repeat homelessness. Our services include: A day centre providing access to showers and laundry facilities, hot food, telephone and internet access and access to housing advice, advocacy and education/ training. We have a supported volunteering programme and access to specialist support services including mental health, drug and alcohol and employment services. We also operate a rent deposit guarantee scheme and a flatshare scheme aimed at increasing access to the private rental sector to disadvantaged groups.
Minchinhampton Centre for the Elderly runs a 42 bed care home called Horsfall House. It also has a Day Centre and provides over 500 hours a week of domiciliary care. This gives support to those who wish to remain in their own homes for as long as possible.
Windsor Street Angels patrol the town centre on Friday and Saturday nights providing help to anyone who may be vulnerable or in need of support. From water bottles and flip flops for revellers to hot soup and a listening ear to the homeless they are there to provide assistance to anyone on the streets of Windsor. The Angels are also trained in basic first aid so provide assistance or in extreme circumstances call the ambulance. In a typical year we help over 4000 people, distribute 1000 pairs of flip flops, 600 bottles of water, make 47 referrals to other agencies and calm 73 situations. Street Angels operates under the umbrella of Windsor Christian Action (WCA) a local charity operating social projects in Windsor.All three Projects are dependent upon the kind charitable giving from individuals and organisations. The projects depend almost entirely upon the time and energy given by volunteers, who are an awesome team of caring and committed individuals, all of whom are passionate about the aims of the projects and are willing to commit themselves to help the vulnerable and those at risk of vulnerability within our community. We are immensely proud and humbled by the work they do! Charity No: 1154308 Find out more Website http://streetangelswindsor.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WindsorStreetAngels Twitter https://twitter.com/windstreetangel
bibic is a national children's charity giving practical, life-changing help to children with disabilities and learning difficulties. Established in 1972 have been helping thousands of families ever since. Join us to keep helping make a difference to children with disabilities.
A Mile in Her Shoes is a charity that helps women who've been affected by homelessness issues to find their feet through running.
We provide support and services for the homeless, disadvantaged and vulnerable in Nottigham City Centre. Following Council cuts, Emmanuel House are the only remaining Day Centre in Nottingham City open to all everyday. This is due to supporters like you! Please help us to carry on this crucial work.
Papworth Trust is a leading disability charity. We support over 20,000 people each year through a wide range of services, including accessible housing, personal care, leisure and learning activities, employment services and rehabilitation. To find out more, please visit www.papworth.org.uk.
Asha Trust works in areas of Sri Lanka where the housing and other facilities are basic. Finding work is a daily struggle and many people earn less than £1 a day. These communities face multiple challenges, and our community workers support them to develop solutions, restoring hope and building ladders out of poverty. In one particular area called Athidiya, on the outskirts of the capital Colombo, many houses are temporary - constructed with hardboard and polythene. There is no running water and sanitation is poor. We support community workers, who build strong relationships here and develop services to meet their needs. We also support the local school which has very few resources to provide additional support for pupils and staff. The Asha team have been working from a small rented house in the community, running activities and programmes from a living room, with up to 60 children crammed in on Saturdays. They long for a larger space in order to develop their work, and we are currently raising money for this project.
Spires is a South London based charity that helps hundreds of homeless and disadvantaged people all year round. It aims to improve the quality of life of people who are homeless, insecurely housed, unemployed or suffering from the effects of poverty, mental ill health and loneliness.
We provide a home visiting support service to local vulnerable families and children who have multiple needs. We offer weekly visits through a team of parent volunteers. Over the last 3 years we have supported over 200 families with 70 volunteers who all have parenting experience themselves.
Established in 2000, New Start Highland is a local charity serving communities in the Highlands by providing support and assistance to the most vulnerable in society, including people who are moving from homelessness, long-term unemployed or otherwise experiencing social exclusion.
Every year our dedicated team here at Borderline help homeless Scots in London to get off the streets and rebuild their lives. We work tirelessly to provide services which include access to beds at a local YMCA hostel, exploring resettlement options in London and Scotland as well as assessing and referring clients to appropriate drug and alcohol agencies.
DIAL West Cheshire (DIAL House) provides Advice, Shopmobility, Community Cafe & Volunteer Scheme to help disabled people and older people live sustained, independent lives. The results of our work mean that every year thousands of disadvantaged people experience less poverty and reduced isolation.
Hello, My name is Steve Bull and thank you for visiting my online giving page for my charity. The Steve Bull Foundation provides Charitable support in the form of grants to organisations primarily in the Black Country and the West Midlands which specialise in assisting young people, the disabled, the homeless, the sick and the disadvantaged.
Amani Children's Home rescues street children from malnutrition, homelessness and abuse at the foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. We are committed to providing a safe place for children to heal, grow and learn. www.amanikids.org. Providing your contact details allows us to send our thanks!
Cumbria Wildlife Trust is the only voluntary organisation devoted solely to the conservation of the wildlife and wildplaces of Cumbria. Whilst Cumbria is well known for the Lake District and our lakes and mountains it is the county with the greatest diversity of semi-natural habitat. By supporting Cumbria Wildlife Trust you will help fund the management of over 3,000 hectares of nature reserves in Cumbria, which include ancient woodlands, flower-rich meadows, extensive dune systems, limestone pavements and outstanding wetland habitats. I hope you agree, something that is very important to do in a county with more sites of national and international importance than any other county in England. At Cumbria Wildlife Trust we are committed to creating whole landscapes that are rich in wildlife to safeguard threatened species and habitats. Please will you help us to achieve this.