First Stop Darlington is a local charity providing support to people who are homeless, at risk of homelessness and those who are chronically excluded. We provide information, advice, guidance, training, job club, activities, volunteering, 1to1 support. Bike Stop Darlington is our Social Enterprise
Threshold is an Oldham based charity who actively work with vulnerable and homeless people to support them to achieve greater independence and improve their overall well being. We work with some amazing people who not only inspire us but they also make a difference to their communities.
We are a group of people who have formed a society to help the displaced and marginalised in one of the poorest areas in India. We are working together with our friends and colleagues in India to give dignity, stability and security to the destitute people. For Further Information visit our website.
Commercial recycler and social welfare charity, Recycling Lives aims to help the disadvantaged members of our society to change their lives for the better. The homeless, workless, welfare dependent, socially excluded and educationally disadvantaged come to Recycling Lives with the desire to change their circumstances and secure an alternative future; through education, training and work experience. We help anyone over the age of 18, who is facing an uncertain future. Recycling Lives offers a home, qualifications, training, work experience and a future. Currently, training opportunities are predominantly in the environmental and recycling sector creating a skilled workforce ready to combat environmental issues. People come to Recycling Lives with the desire to change their circumstances. By giving the right opportunities and motivation, we give people the key to turn their lives around. Recycling Lives is a charity that, with your support, changes a person’s life.
The primary use of the ‘Ipswich Outreach Bus’ shall be to work with the homeless and needy within the town. We shall be working alongside the Ipswich Soup Kitchen to help in the distribution of food and items of clothing /bedding.Working with other agencies, we shall provide a safe environment, offering support and advice for those living on the streets of our town.In addition we shall be providing a weekend service for the towns late night economy. This will assist the emergency services and Town Pastors in their work bringing a positive influence to the streets, providing help and support to vulnerable people. Please help us make a difference to the lives of the homeless and those in need within the town of Ipswich.We need to raise the money for the purchase of a fitted bus then ongoing running costs. Charity No: 1164938 Find out more Website http://www.ipswichoutreachbus.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/1740978419472567/
The Family Haven is a small local charity based in Spa Road, Gloucester, which provides practical help and support to deprived and vulnerable families with pre-school children in Gloucestershire.
Maninplace is a provider of emergency, temporary and longer term accommodation for people who present as rough sleeping or homeless in the borough of Telford and Wrekin. We step in to assist the marginalised of society, those people who have the right to a home but may not be able to maintain an tenancy with other landlords. It's our aim to help people achieve their goals and to keep a home, not just provide them with a bed for the night.
Save the Family deliver an alternative to the care system and homelessness by providing emergency accommodation and intensive 24/7 wrap-around support for vulnerable and homeless families. We offer a safe environment to get their lives back on track and nurture their children.
SEEING LIVES TRANSFORM! The King’s Arms Project is a faith-based registered charity working with a wide range of homeless clients in Bedford since 1989 providing:
Our main aim is to provide access to education, as we believe that through education, the children we support will be able to earn a reliable income and in turn help support their own families and communities.
The Downlands Trust supports the Downlands Project which maintains conservation schemes in NE Surrey and Sth London. Staff and a large team of volunteers enhance the local landscape, maintaining biodiversity in rare habitats and providing access to the countryside for everyone.
The SPACE Trust works alongside homeless families in the Bristol area by the following provisions: 1. Free of charge reused furniture to families as they move on from B&Bs and hostels 2. Children's play sessions at B&Bs and hostels 3. A programme of outings to local attractions during school holidays.
We help unemployed people to obtain qualifications and get back to work.
We are a local voluntary organisation in which volunteers offer regular support, friendship and practical help to young families who are experiencing difficulties in their own homes, helping to prevent family crisis and breakdown.We support families in Melton Borough and in Rutland County.
This year Open-City celebrates 20 years of opening eyes, minds and doors to a better built environment. As a charity we strive through a number of our programes to enable people to help shape the city in which we all live, work and play, through Open House London Weekend and education programmes.
ZFTF was founded in 1999 and is the only charity dedicated to assisting displaced and often destitute Zimbabwe farmers and their families to resettle in the UK and other countries, and to help them rebuild their lives.
IFEES is a UK based charity dedicated to the maintenance of the Earth as a healthy habitat for future generations of humankind and other living beings. We are leaders in this field with an international outreach. Please support us generously so that we may make a difference in these critical times.
To help and improve the lives and living standards of homeless elderly people in Nepal. Long term plans are to build earthquake proof, sustainable housing and a primary health care unit.
It helps provide a loving family for children who do not have one. It works with Christian families abroad who welcome children made homeless by alcoholism or drug abuse. It has purchased a house in Poland where loving parents have created a secure and happy home for children from state orphanages.
Broadacres assists a number of different needs groups. It is a housing Association with a large Care Services Division. Charity events are undertaken throughout the year to raise money for the projects we support.
The DPHS Aberdeen is a much in demand local organisation offering housing advice, information and advocacy to meet the very special housing needs of disabled people and their families in Aberdeen whose needs are not being met by any other statutory organisation.
YMCA Central Herts is a local charity that has been serving communities across the centre of Hertfordshire since 1967. We began as a hostel for young workers but have progressively grown our services for to meet the needs of the local community, which now comprise: Hostel accommodation providing homes for 123 of the most vulnerable single people from across Central Hertfordshire, including the homeless, young people, those with drug, alcohol or mental health issues, asylum seekers and ex-offenders Good quality, affordable and accessible services for children, young people and families. These include nurseries, afterschool clubs, breakfast clubs and Sure Start Children’s Centres. A variety of opportunities for young people designed to inspire and develop them through activity programmes and safe places to be. Community development opportunities for people of all ages to develop through different training and community facilities, enabling them to make a positive impact in their local communities and their own lives. Our vision is for "A world where everyone is valued and achieves their potential". As a registered charity YMCA Central Herts needs to raise at least £5,000 every week from voluntary donations and fundraising to support our work within the community. www.ymcacentralherts.org.uk
CHAS (Bristol) is a small charity helping homeless and badly housed people in Bristol and the surrounding areas. It provides free, confidential, independent advice, advocacy and support to anyone in housing need. It focuses particularly on the most vulnerable people in society who are in housing crisis.
It aims to preserve the house, contents and personal possesssions which belonged to William Morris, Lord Nuffield,car manufacturer and philanthropist, and his wife, Lady Nuffield and to allow public access to them. Now that the house is threatened with sale on the open market from October 2008 it intends to raise the money necessary to save the house and contents for the nation.
Iona Housing Partnership (IHP) was formed in 2003 to answer the growing demand for long term affordable homes for island residents. IHP's aim is to build 5 houses to help fulfil the local need for affordable home for people living and working on Iona.