Chart 1: Declared income of new charities as recorded in published accounts
Income
|
Percentage
|
| Under £5k |
3
|
| £5k-£10k |
27
|
| £10k-£25k |
21
|
| £25k-£100k |
23
|
| £100k-£500k |
21
|
| £500k-£1M |
3
|
| Over £1M |
3
|
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Chart 2: Who charities serve
Type of beneficiary
|
Percentage
|
| General Public / Mankind |
58
|
| Children / Young People |
54
|
| Elderly / Old People |
25
|
| People with Disabilities |
25
|
| Other Charities / Voluntary Bodies |
24
|
| Other Defined Groups |
14
|
| People of a Particular Ethnic or Racial Origin |
13
|
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Chart 3: How the new charities operate
Operation
|
Percentage - New Charities
|
Percentage - All Charities
|
| Provides services |
59
|
34
|
| Provides advocacy / advice / information |
36
|
21
|
| Provides buildings / facilities / open space |
29
|
31
|
| Makes grants to organisations |
28
|
30
|
| Makes grants to individuals |
21
|
21
|
| Provides human resources |
18
|
23
|
| Sponsors or undertakes research |
11
|
7
|
| Provides other finance |
10
|
5
|
| Other charitable activities |
10
|
11
|
| Acts as an umbrella or resource body |
10
|
9
|
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Chart 4: New charities working in local areas
Area
|
Percentage
|
| London |
14
|
| South East |
12
|
| North West |
9
|
| South West |
7
|
| East of England |
7
|
| West Midlands |
6
|
| East Midlands |
5
|
| Yorkshire and the Humber |
5
|
| Wales |
4
|
| North East |
3
|
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LOVE 146
Assists people who have been the victim of human trafficking. The charity helps in a variety of ways including safe housing, counselling, medical treatment and to educate the public about the plight of people who have been trafficked.
Caring Hair
Helps people experiencing hair loss in particular those who have lost their hair through cancer treatment and provides education to the public on hair loss and scalp problems.
Geomon-Anglesey Geopark
Conserves, protects and improves the physical and natural environment of Anglesey’s geodiversity resources. It also aims to educate the public about Anglesey’s natural environment.
Hull Stingers in Motion
Is an inclusive wheelchair basketball club, by offering young people and adults who would not usually have the opportunity to participate in sport the chance to enjoy wheelchair basketball at all levels.
The Trust for Child Soldiers
Assists with the psychosocial wellbeing and social inclusion of young people,experiencing distress as a result of armed conflict in Africa. The charity also publishes the findings of research on these issues.
Cyclopark
Helps the disadvantaged and encourages healthy active lifestyles. The park will open this year offering a range of facilities to complement cycling including yoga,skateboarding, rehabilitation and triathlon by linking with local pools.
Worstead Guild of Weavers Spinners and Dyers
Preserves and improves craftsmanship in hand weaving, spinning and dyeing and provide education to the public in this craftsmanship.
Seven Beach Aid Ltd
Helps the victims of natural and other forms of disaster, particularly assisting communities affected by the earthquake and tsunami on the north east coast of Japan.
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