Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

1. Provision of financial assistance for educational resources like desks, whiteboards and blackboards, books and skills development for deprived children and young people2. Provision of resources and equipments for local hospitals such as surgical equipment, beds and wheelchairs.

Our main object is the promotion of the Christian faith to all ages. Regular services are supplemented by a childrens outreach known as 'Open The Book'. For adults there are language classes and a number of special events through the year. There is also a coffee & chat club on Wednesdays.

DEMHT cares for a collection of old historic medical equipment, books, photographs and ephemera in Exeter. We give exhibitions, talks, handling sessions to the public around Exeter and Devon. We provide training and other volunteer/internship opportunities in curating and research into the history of medicine and managing a museum collection.

The charity (a) supports the provision of religious education in the ecclesiastical parishes of Allesley, Allesley Park and Eastern Green, Coventry, (b) provides book grants for persons under 25 years who live, or whose parents live, in any of the three parishes and (c) contributes to a reserve fund for St Johns C of E Infant and Junior Primary School, Allerley Park.

Provision of social, educational and leisure activities for residents of all ages in Bampton and the surrounding rural areas.

VARIETY OF FUND RAISING TO ENABLE MORE OPENING HOURS AND THE PURCHASE OF MORE EQUIPMENT AND BOOKS.

To provide and manage a community library in the village of Bembridge.

Selling new and secondhand books and gifts and using the profits for the running of the charity and to give grants to local organisations.

The Himalayan Education Lifeline Programme channels financial and human resources to schools in the Himalayan region. It does this by raising money to enable schools to purchase educational equipment and books, and the construction of new buildings, and by finding people to sponsor poor children through their schooling. It also sends volunteer teachers to these schools.

Equestrianism - The preservation and promotion of the Appaloosa breed of horse by the maintenance of a breed stud book, the holding of regional and national shows and marketing promotion at major equine shows and exhibitions

SW15 Music provides free music tuition to people 6 - 18 years old and older if the person has special needs. The charity meets weekly at a Community Clubroom. The sessions include individual instrument music tuition on a range of instruments and encouragement to form bands and perform in public.SW15 Music facilitate ukulele workshops at national music festivals, schools and local library.

- Designing, producing and printing a book for 7year olds that provides them with support and gives them skills for developing self-awareness. We have been able to freely distribute this to many children in need of encouragement around various schools.- Creating some story based films that help young people grow in resilience. We are in the process of completing these for wide circulation around

ADULT EDUCATION, TRAINING, HEALTHY LIVING Arts, maths, literacy, computers, chair base exercises and dancing for beginners. GREEN FINGERS Community gardening involved with the local In Bloom for the past 4yrs. CHILDREN & FAMILY Consists of a Toddler Group,;offering 4 hours of parent/child activities per week - children 0-3 yrs.

Hold regular meetings, lectures, produce and distribute Christian literature to enlighten others about Christianity and broadcast evangelistic and teaching messages on social media platforms such as Facebook.

The CIO works for the advancement of the Christian faith by means of producing or distributing Christian literature including video or audio recordings and any other related media which is or may become available. Within this context, and in addition to it, the CIO will work to encourage the education mentoring, coaching, training and teaching Christians.

2 newsletters a year.1 research journal a year. 7 monthly lecture meetings. Archaeological fieldwork and excavation when feasible. Visits and trips to relevant sites..

provide training/demonstrations to church leaders/church groups to highlight the needs of those with impaired hearing & offer advice on suitable equipment, e.g. loop systems;provide pastoral support to those in need;provide publications/information;organise fellowship/bible teaching events;

To advance the Vietnamese Buddhist faith in United Kingdom for the benefit of the public, in particular through the holding of prayers, meditation practice, meetings, Buddhist lectures, the public celebration of religious festivals and the distribution of literature on the Buddhist faith to enlighten others.

BOWLING CLUB

Responsibility for the running of a listed building used partly as a public library and as the village historial archive and to provide grants for the education of those under the age of 25years in need of assistance.

Fundraising events held throughout year to benefit pupils of Lympsham 1st School. Funds raised currently being used towards a new outdoor learning area. Previously ICT equipment, books, sports equipment etc have been purchased.

Enabled lecturers to attend conferences on oncology to broaden clinical knowledge, participation in and contribution to various oncology research meetings, conferences and publications.Setting up a myeloma database.

The advancement of education of the general public through the provision of public events and public performances to promote Irish literature, culture, heritage and art.

Providing additional items to school - eg new toys and games; contributing towards upgrading and refurbishment of library and classes; contributing towards class trips and school visits;

To advance education, in particular of adults, including the teaching of literacy, numeracy and communication.