Armed forces Charities That specialise in Army

The PRI exists to generate income in order to subsidise all activity for the good and benefit all members of the Regiment. This ensures team cohesion and the moral component is realised.

To uphold the traditions of the Regiment and perpetuate its deeds. The Museum provides high quality exhibitions and research services to the general public and the Army.

We are a Pre-school for children aged between 2 and 5 years. We are currently registered for 77 children.We are based on an army camp and provide a service to army recruits and their families.We provide activities and resources appropriate to the age and stage of development for the children attending our playgroup. We are registered with OFSTED and follow the curriculum guidance.

To promote the efficiency of the Parachute Regiment and Airborne Forces To relieve either generally or individually persons who are serving or who have served in The Parachute Regiment and Airborne Forces who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.The commemoration and remembrance of those members of Airborne Forces who have died while on active service

The Charity's objects are:- To promote the efficiency of 101 Engineer Regiment in such charitable ways as the trustees may decide; - To make grants to any regimental charity or to any other charity or charitable organisation for the benefit of the Regiment, or any successor unit; - To make grants to any member or former member of the Regiment who is in need, hardship or distress.

Nursery based at Weeton Army Camp. The nursery runs on a sessional basis, term time only. The nursery is registered with Ofsted for 39 children per session.

Vine United Reformed Church, Riches Road, Ilford IG1 1JH, offer among others Sunday morning service, including monthly communion, during the year. Youth activities include annual one-week Holiday Club and attendance at Youth Assembly, Pastoral care for members and fundraising for other charities and support for outside causes, i.e. Water Aid, Ramfel and the Salvation Army (Night Shelter)

This fund provides support and funding to service personnel which enables them to participate in sports and adventure training activities. This assistance enables soldiers to face the challenges and danger associated with military service by developing and maintaining several skills and overall fitness and moral of the individuals.

To provide facilities, amenities and funding that improves and promotes the comfort, well being and education of Warrant Officers and Senior Non Commissioned Officers. Also to promote social and team activities.

Third Hope has been established to respond to the injustice of child soldiers and the use of children in warfare. Our aim is to build and resource rehabilitation centres for these children, beginning in Northern Uganda where the situation is most acute and to raise awareness of this issue through advocacy.

The purpose of the charity is to operate the museum of The Royal Warwickshire Regiment and its successors in order to portray the story of The Regiment for the educational and informational benefit of all classes of visitor and to make this part of The County history available to all.

The Charity's Object (the Object) is 'the promotion of efficiency of the armed forces of the crown by the provision and support of facilities and activities for the efficiency and well being of service personnel'.

A CHRISTIAN YOUTH CLUB. HOSTS WEEKLY MEETINGS TO IMPACT VALUES AND RAISE LEADERS FOR TOMORROW. HOSTS SUMMER SCHEMES. HELP SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES WHO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH CHILDREN AND YOUTHS ALIKE

Under the Statutory Instrument of 1983 and Scheme Amendment of 1996, the provision of well maintained almshouse accommodation for the relief of needy or disabled persons who have served in the; Royal Navy, Royal Marines, WRNS QARNNS, Royal Fleet Auxiliary, Merchant Navy, Army, Royal Air Force or has been employed in HM Dockyards on the construction, maintenance, refitting or repair of HM Ships.

Make grants for charitable purposes in connection with the regiment: (1) To promote the efficiency and Esprit de Corps. (2) Sporting, expeditionary, adventure training. (3) Regimental musuems, churches, property and colours. (4) Preservation of the links between the regiment and the communities in it's recruiting area. (5) To other charitable trusts for the benefit of the regiment.

We are a Foodbank and hold the Trussell Trust franchise for Bridgwater. We issue our Red Vouchers to 39 agencies in and around Bridgwater the CAB, Housing Associations, Social Services, Primary Schools, Salvation Army etc etc.If the holders see a family in need they offer the person in crisis one of our Red Vouchers, they then bring the voucher to us and we give food in exchange.

Support for past and present members of the Association.

The Shropshire Regimental Museum/Soldiers of Shropshire Museum incorporates the traditions and history of all the former Shropshire Regiments. It collects, documents, conserves, exhibits and interprets items relevant to the history of these Regiments. The Modern Army Display now includes a regularly updated display of the equipment and deployment of the successor Regiments.

PROMOTES THE EFFICIENCY OF THEARMY BY MAINTAINING CONTACT BETWEEN PAST AND PRESENT MEMBERS OF THE ARMYDENTAL SERVICE, FOSTERING FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN THEM, FOSTERING ESPRIT DE CORPS, COMRADESHIP ANDWELFARE OFTHE ARMY DENTAL SERVICE AND PRESERVING ITS TRADITIONS.

The Association aims:a) Offer friendship, support to widows/ers and partners of deceased army personnel .b) Address issues relating to widows/ers and their children with the Army authorities.c) Work closely with other ex-Service specialist organizations in support of widows/widowers and their children.d] Bereavement counselling and life skills advice and support

Armed Forces Reg Fund

Activities such as:Sporting entrance fees,Sporting equipment purchase,Team building and cohesive events,Prizes for sporting and professional competitions,Providing memorials,Support to charities,Cathartic events and the Regimental Chapel,Military History and Battlefield Studies,Adventurous Training.

Celebrating and supporting the invaluable contributions of service animals, past, present, and future. We provide vital support to service animals both active and retired, ensuring they receive care, welfare, training, protection, and support tailored to their needs. We commemorate their sacrifices and achievements while promoting their welfare and legacy for generations to come.

The Trust manages the Wilderspin National School, focused on the life of Samuel Wilderspin, which has museum status and is an educational, heritage and community centre for the people of Barton, visitors, schools and educational historians. The Trust also manages The Joseph Wright Centre, the former Salvation Army Citadel next door, which is being developed into a venue for the performing arts.

Sporting events, welfare, recreational facilities.