Armed forces Charities That specialise in Navy

To provide welfare assistance and advice to past and serving Royal Naval Personnel and to promote social activities and cammaradarie within the area and beyond.

general charitable purposes ex sevice personnel ROYAL NAVY

Ex-service association

The aim of the Sea Cadet Corps (SCC) is to help young people towards responsible adulthood and to encourage them to reach their potential by developing valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct, using a nautical theme based on the customs and traditions of the Royal Navy.

The charity intends to restore the former Royal Navy ship HMS Bronington and to display and use the ship for the benefit of the public and to advance public education in mine countermeasures and naval matters.

Providing a social club for ex Royal Naval and other ex service personel to meet and raise monies for local and national charities .

WELFARE ACTIVITIES FOR ROYAL NAVAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERS, THEIR WIVES, WIDOWS AND CHILDREN

Collecting donations from supermarkets to give to ex service charities

Monthly meetings. Annual trafalgar night dinner. One or two social evenings per year.

The Merchant Navy Association Harwich & District provides a meeting place for serving and retired Merchant Navy seafarers to meet and have social intercourse, receive welfare back up were necessary and socialise with other local exservicemens and civilian organisations. The association also has erected a memorial to british Merchant Navy Seafarers and continues to be responsible for its protection

ALL OUR ACTIVITIES ARE DIRECTED TOWARDS SERVING AND EX-SERVING PEOPLE OF THE ROYAL NAVY, ROYAL MARINES, WOMENS ROYAL NAVAL SERVICE, ROYAL FLEET AUXILLIARY AND QUEEN ALEXANDRA ROYAL NAVAL NURSING SERVICE.

We operate mainly in Woking & Runnymede Boroughs. Donations are made to service related charities, local charities with which we are involved, also our own branch members who may be in need of help.

To provide and maintain a Museum for the exhibition to the public including members of the Engineering Branch of the Royal Navy of documents artifacts and memorabilia and other items connected with the Engineering Branch, for the purpose of educating the public and members of the Engineering Branch in Engineering and it's traditions from it's conception to the present day.

TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE AND CAMERADERIE OF MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL NAVAL ASS.

TRAINING YOUNG PEOPLE IN CUSTOMS OF THE ROYAL NAVY AND ALL AREAS OF BOATING, ROWING SAILING POWER AND KAYAKING

meetings and occasional social evenings in accordance with the Royal naval association royal charter

As per the main Activities and purpose of the Royal Naval Association. To support the local members of the Branch in social and welfare activities to induce comradeship amongst our members. To support what ever charities we feel fit iaw the RNA Bye laws and Royal Charter during each year and in particular those Royal Naval or Military charities both local and national.

For the local support & social interaction of both serving & ex members of Royal Navy. This is under the auspices the countrywide charity Royal Navy Association Charity No 266982

Supports branch members through welfare and donations as per the individual circumstances

Provide meeting place for former RN personel and support when required visiting during periods of ill health. General comradeship.In line with R.N.A Headquarters

The Royal Naval Assocation is a social organisation for veterans of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Women's Royal Naval Service. It also provides welfare support to members. The Newport Branch is part of Area 7 of the RNA whose HQ is in Portsmouth.

The preservation of HMS Warrior 1860, a major UK national maritime asset. The presentation of the ship to the public for their benefit and education.

Essentially supporting more central Naval charities and locally based charities. We raise funds through Flag Days, Naval Commemoration Evenings and specifically focused fund-raising events.

THE OBJECT OF THE CORPS IS TO HELP AND EDUCATE CHILDREN, BETWEEN THE AGES OF 9 AND 18, TO DEVELOP THROUGH THEIR LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES, THEIR PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL CAPACITIES IMPROVED BY EMPLOYING THE TRADITIONS AND PRACTICES OF THE ROYAL NAVY.

Meetings of persons who have served in the Royal navy or are in sympathy with the aims of the Royal naval association