**Low-income families and their children and elderly**

We aim to support families on a low income, that are facing the cost of living crisis. Most especially family suffer an inadequate quality of life and are unable to provide for their children. We aim to support them with toiletries, the food bank, have time to sit together and have hot drinks, and snacks exchange contact, and make friends with one another so that isolation and loneliness can be eradicated. Our charity has linked up with, other charities in case someone needs other, services we can link them up. 

**Services**

For a charity that deals with homeless people women's support can be offered on the day, energy bill support they will check to see if the bills are correct, young men support and (0 to 2 years) boys, and many more.

We aim to partner with employers or other teams of recruiters so that unemployed people willing to work will gain employment. We desire to support children from (5 to 18 years) in creating activities that will stimulate their cognition with some fun and hot meals for after school like twice a week. The children will have in place a cultural day once a year, there will be games like educative games.

** The impact**

The reason why I feel this will help my beneficiaries is that these families and their children's quality of life will improve, by supporting them to gain their self-confidence and those who isolate themselves will be able to socialise and make friends and this will improve their quality of life. It will also improve their mental health and it will have a positive impact on the economy and NHS. Their self-confidence will increase and most of these families that gain employment will be able to support their family better.

By giving these children extra support at a tender age when growing up they will not lose focus. They will aim to achieve their desired goals and get their degree and those that will be interested in doing apprenticeship schemes will be able to get one. The help towards all of the beneficiaries will have a positive impact on them all and our community will be in a better place.

Most of our elderly are trapped at home because all their children are growing up, some abroad, and some work-related made them unable to check on their parents more regularly and this imposed a negative impact on our elderly. Meeting more regularly will prolong their quality of life and they will have people to interact with. We as a community can easily check on one another if necessary/needed.