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The Centre for Crime & Justice Studies (UK)
CHARITY NO:
251588
WEB:
CONTACT:
Julie Grogan
TEL:
020 7848 1688
FAX:
020 7848 1689
ADDRESS:
Kings College, 26-29 Dury Lane, London, UK, WC2B 5RL
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Human Rights
The Centre provides information, produces research and carries out policy analysis to encourage and facilitate an understanding of the complex nature of issues concerning crime. It is a membership organisation working with practitioners, policy makers, academics and students, the media and voluntary sector, offering a programme of events, publications and online resources. It works closely with criminal justice and related practioners, academics, politicians and policy makers.
The Challenging Behaviour Foundation
CONTACT:
Family Support
TEL:
(01634) 838739
FAX:
Use E-mail Link
ADDRESS:
The Challenging Behaviour Foundation, c/o The Old Courthouse, New Road Avenue, Chatham, Kent, ME4 6BE
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Disabled

We provide practical information for families and professionals about understanding and supporting children, young people and adults with severe learning disabilities, whose behaviour challenges. Our Family Support Workers can offer individual support and information over the phone and by email. We also offer peer-to-peer support through our Carers’ Catch-Ups and email networks for family carers and for professionals.

DATE ADDED:
05-10-2021
The Charities Advisory Trust (UK)
CONTACT:
Alice Lovegrove
TEL:
020 7794 9835
FAX:
020 7431 3739
ADDRESS:
Radius Works, Back Lane, Hampstead, London, UK, NW3 1HL
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Community
Founded in 1979, The Charities Advisory Trust carries out research into charity trading so as to provide reliable information on the sector. Card Aid is a trading subsidiary, which produces Christmas Cards for charities; CAT also produces the Good Gifts Catalogue. Established The Green Hotel in Mysore, Southern India, which acts as a model for substainable tourism, and from which profits are given to charitable projects in India; the Hotel also hosts training courses for graduates aiming to work in international development.
The Child Bereavement Trust (UK)
CHARITY NO:
1040419
WEB:
CONTACT:
Miss Naaznin Hussein
TEL:
01494 446648
FAX:
01494 440057
ADDRESS:
Aston House, High Street, West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, UK, HP14 3AG
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Family
The Charity leads the way as the centre of excellence for improving the care offered by professionals to grieving families. The Trust provides specialised training and support for all professionals to enable them to meet the needs of grieving families.
The Children's Society (UK)
CHARITY NO:
221124
WEB:
CONTACT:
Supporter Action
TEL:
0845 300 1128
FAX:
Use E-mail Link
ADDRESS:
Edward Rudolf House, Margery Street, London, UK, WC1X 0JL
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Children / Youth

The Children's Society is a leading children's charity committed to making childhood better for all children in the UK.

The Children's Trust (UK)
CHARITY NO:
288018
WEB:
CONTACT:
Director of Fundraising
TEL:
01737 365000
FAX:
01737 365001
ADDRESS:
Tadworth Court, Tadworth, Surrey, UK, KT20 5RU
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Children / Youth

The Children's Trust is a national charity working with children who have multiple disabilities and complex health needs. We are based in Tadworth, Surrey but our services are offered to children from across the UK. The Trust offers a unique combination of skills and experience in meeting the complex needs of children with profound disabilities.

The Church of England Pensions Board (UK)
CHARITY NO:
236627
WEB:
CONTACT:
Mrs Sally Cornforth
TEL:
(020) 7898 1808
FAX:
(020) 7898 1801
ADDRESS:
29 Great Smith Street, Westminster, London, UK, SW1P 3PS
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Religious
For more than 60 years the Board has offered retired housing provision to retired clergy, their spouses, widows or widowers. The Board also has seven Supported Housing complexes offering help with day to day living. In addition, we run a nursing and dementia care home. The Board's Charitable Funds support this work. One in four of those retiring from the service of the Church of England seek our assistance.
The Cinnamon Trust
CHARITY NO:
1134680
WEB:
CONTACT:
Rima Jalba
TEL:
(01736) 757 900
FAX:
Use E-mail Link
ADDRESS:
10 Market Square, Hayle, West Cornwall, UK, TR27 4HE
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Aged

The Cinnamon Trust is the only specialist national charity supporting older and terminally ill people with their pets. We provide practical help to pet owners across the country when any aspect of the day-to-day care of their pets poses a problem. We also find lifelong care for pets who outlive their owners who have already made prior arrangements with The Trust. The Trust was founded in 1985 by Mrs. Averil Jarvis MBE, who was inspired by the heartache she witnessed when older and terminally ill pet owners were forced to part with their beloved companions because of frailty and illness. The Trust came to life as Mrs Jarvis said goodbye to her cherished Corgi, Cinnamon, who passed away at 17 years old. It seemed appropriate to name the charity in her memory. Ways we support With the help of thousands of volunteers nationwide, we offer hands-on assistance whenever pet care becomes a struggle. Every day in communities around the country, thousands of dogs are walked, cats have their litter changed, and pets are taken to the vets for owners that are housebound. This is all done by our volunteers. In Cornwall, our home county, we are currently helping over a thousand owners. Our dedicated volunteers also offer their homes to pets whose owners are facing a short-term spell in hospital, ensuring the pets always have a home-like environment to be comforted, loved, and kept safe until they can be reunited with their owners. Besides the day-to-day practical support, The Cinnamon Trust also offers a Pet Profiling service, allowing all pet owners to plan for their pet’s future. During the Profiling process, owners share important information about their pet’s routine, medical needs, and the little things such as nick names. This allows us to understand the true character of every companion pet as deeply as their owner does. It means that in the event of an owner's passing or their move into permanent nursing care, we know exactly what to do to make this transition as easy and as stress-free as possible for their beloved pet. These arrangements give owners immense peace of mind, knowing that their pets are in safe hands and will always be looked after to the highest standard. For all pets entrusted to us, we ensure that they’re cared for with the utmost dedication, either by carefully choosing a new forever foster home that suits their needs or, if more appropriate, by welcoming them into one of our two home-from-home sanctuaries in Devon or Cornwall. Our sanctuary pets have live-in staff to tend to their every need, home-cooked meals, love and fuss at every turn, and the ultimate comfort of a natural home environment, as they were used to. We welcome all pets including sheep, ducks, cows etc. We have a saying- “You love them, so will we!” We promise to keep families together, which is so important in a time of change. Our Cinnamon Pets have all costs relating to vet bills and specialist dietary requirements covered, ensuring that every pet receives the love and care they deserve in their new forever home. We understand the special bond between people and their pets—the joy, comfort, and companionship they bring to each day; and everything we do honours that. Our philosophy is built on love, care, and safety. That’s why we never use kennels or catteries, ensuring every pet has a warm, home-from-home environment. Our registration process captures essential details about pet owners and their companions, allowing us to carefully match each pet with suitable volunteers and fosterers, creating a nurturing environment for all.

DATE ADDED:
22-01-2025