Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

Financial support for those in higher education and resident in the parish of Arkholme, LancashireFinancial support for the purchase of books by Arkholme Church of England Primary School

Provision of village history centre at Steeple Aston Village Hall, with public access to the archive and other facilities. Public lecture each spring. Public exhibition each autumn. Additional publications of CDs, DVDs, annual booklets, with 13 items now available from the website shop. Family history research and local house histories undertaken. Website at www.steepleastonarchive.org.uk

Promote education of persons under 25 who are resident in the Parishes of Churchill and Sarsden. Award maintenance allowances at any school, university, college or institution of further education (including professional and technical) approved by the Trustees. Provide financial assistance towards outfits, clothing, tools, instruments, books or travel connected with their study.

To Fund & Help young people who are furthering their education by either entering university, college or entering upon an NVQ apprenticeship. Helping with costs towards books, equipment and tools.

D.E.K.S. hold occasional talks on subjects relating to dyslexia. A Drop-in Centre is held from 2pm to 4pm on the first Saturday of the month. There is a library of books and resources, from which members can borrow. A telephone helpline, website and email, enable people to access information about dyslexia and the help that can be obtained.

Distribution of Bibles and religious books

The charity provides small grants to parishoners in higher education it will also make grants to school children to help with special courses-provision of books etc and educational visits.

The proclamation of the Christian gospel through music: encouraging churches and individuals in their worship and helping music groups be more effective in their performance: the production of cds and books for the same purpose.

To extend knowledge of earth sciences through lectures, meetings, field trips and to support relevant publications and to support earth science conservation.

The charity gives an annual grant to Sarum College, which now houses the books which formed the Sowter Clerical Library when it was ran as a separate entity.

MODEM is a national ecumenical Christian network, which encourages authentic dialogue between exponents of leadership, organisation, spirituality and ministry to aid the development of better disciples, community, society and world. It has an established track record of publishing substantial books and a regular newsletter "MODEM Matters". It holds an annual conference.

The advancement of the Christian religion for the benefit of the public but not exclusively through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, producing and/or distributing literature on Christian faith to enlighten others about the Christian religion, providing pastoral care and carrying out outreach work in the community.

Support to students in Wymondham High School area. Suppport related to books, clothing and other equipment, paying tuition fees and paying maintenance fees.

BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR OUT-FITS, CLOTHING,TOOLS, INSTRUMENTS OR BOOKS,TO BENEFICIARIES ON LEAVING SCHOOL, A UNIVERSITY OR OTHER EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT TO PREPARE FOR, OR TO ASSIST THE ENTRY INTO, A PROFESSION, TRADE OR CALLING.

To advance education for the public benefit into the origins, history and uses of underground sites and associated surface features especially but not exclusively in the ancient county of Kent and to disseminate all useful knowledge acquired by means of publications and lectures and to provide specialist and practical advise.

Support and promote the free exchange of academic information about surveillance across academic disciplines and cultures Promote learning and the sharing of knowledge about surveillance between scholars, students, organisations and the public world-wide; Own and publish the journal Surveillance and Society

The KTF is a christian charity which provides informative literature concerning alcohol and drug education, and speakers with an ability to deliver the same in an interesting format, to schools, youth groups, churches and individuals.

We provide tapes for the blind and partially blind. Contents range from discussions with local community members to cultural and historical topics.

Provides monthly meetings for members. Classes as required. Access to national and county W.I. events. Book Club. Craft Sessions. Garden outings and Annual Garden Holiday.Parish Council meetings,local and national elections.

Lectures by visiting speakers & members. Field trips. Research on geological sites & building stones. Publish leaflets & books on sites, areas & walks of geological interest. Maintain a website.

The Trust is to be used for the benefit of the inhabitants of Blaina in the following ways.(a) The relief of the aged,poor and impotent.(b) The relief of distress and sickness.(c) The improving of the conditions of life for the inhabitants socially and recreationally.(d) The provision and support of educational facilities.

Forever Green child bereavement support, a service specifically dedicated to supporting children up to the age of 18 through bereavement. Forever Green support those children and young people who are grieving. This includes grief journals and literature that we provide at the time we receive a referral and given on the individual needs, we also provide specialist 1-1 bereavement counselling.

To advance the Christian religion for the benefit of the public at large through the holding of services, prayer meetings, lectures (public celebration of religious festivals) producing and or distributing literature on Christian religion to enlighten others about Christianity.The

Educational trust. We provide funds to young people under 25years of age, to further their education. i.e. money provided for books, computers, programs, lessons.

Monthly talks from September to May are followed by a series of Summer outings to places of historic interest. Our magazine, "The Uxbridge Record", appears twice a year.