This charity relieves need and distress among serving and former armed forces personnel and their families through welfare, health, care and housing support.
This charity helps people struggling with bad housing or homelessness through advice, support and legal services, and campaigns for change.
Provides care for aged poor people of both sexes in line with the constitution of the Congregation of the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Relieves fuel poverty by paying off gas and electricity debts for families and individuals in hardship, and funds fuel debt and money advice services in England, Wales and Scotland.
Receives and distributes funds that support free pro bono legal assistance for people in need, and makes grants to pro bono projects.
Relieves financial hardship by selling household goods and food at wholesale prices to people who could not otherwise afford them, through a low-cost shop in North London.
Connects Zakat from local Muslims to people in need across the UK through grants for hardship relief, housing, work and education.
Aims to improve the lives of people experiencing homelessness by making policy, practice and funding decisions based on robust evidence.