Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

Provision and maintenance of village hall for use by inhabitants of and visitors to East Boldre for meetings, exhibitions, lectures and classes, other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, and educational activities (including those supporting and promoting the local heritage such as exhibitions, talks and sale of books on the East Boldre WW1 airfield).

The main activity of the charity is to maintain and operate the library for the residents of Dinas Powys. It is staffed by volunteers supported by a part-time librarian funded by the Vale of Glamorgan Council. As well as the provision of books, large print and audio, we offer computer access, dvds, photocopying, children's activities and a range of fund raising events.

Reference library, photographic archive and SCRSS archive from 1924, when the society was founded, to present day. Loan library of classic and contemporary Russian fiction and a range of other subjects. Russian language seminars, regular lectures, films and other events. Members' information digest three times a year and events email mailing list of Russian related events.

The charity holds public celebration of Christian festivals, prayer meetings and teaching sessions on the Christian faith. It produces and distributes literature on Christianity to help others understand the Christian religion.

Establishing and operating a museum and associated library and archives; and public educational programmes.

We wish to improve the life chances of young people by helping with educational attainment and improving skills of people who have multiple needs (lack of English, literacy, under privileged, living on low incomes). We are aiming this project at the Afghan Community and. people from non-Afghan backgrounds participating in this project, if they wish to do so.

TO FURTHER THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN ATTENDING INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS IN THE AREA.AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS, EXHIBITIONS BURSERIES OR MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCES. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR PROVISION OF OUTFITS, BOOKS ETC. GRANTS OR MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCES FOR TRAVEL IN UK OR ABROAD. ELIGIBILITY UNDER 18 YEARS RESIDENT IN OR ATTENDING EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT IN THAT AREA. ALL GRANTSAT TRUSTEES DISCRETION

Al-Ansar has welfare and educational projects in Karachi - mostly in Pakistan's major commercial centre and port city - including the adoption of Government Qasim-ul-Uloom School in Orangi Town plus a public library, eye and dental clinics, student education and sports sponsorships and support for several child thalassemia patients.

Ihezie Foundation is a charity dedicated to improving and increasing educational opportunities through the provision of text books and other educational books, to children and students in schools and universities in the United Kingdom and across Africa.

The chairity aims to promote activities which benefit Cotgrave residents - particularly in the field of childcare.It also seeks to provide facilities for recreation and leisure time with the object of improving residents` conditions of life.Colleges of further Education are encouraged to lay on courses to improve literacy, numeracy and nutritional advice for families.

Ghana School Aid supports the education of children, particular girls and young women, with a focus on rural areas by making grants to schools, vocational and teacher training centres in support of local efforts, for building materials, technical equipment, teaching and learning materials, books, and School Links to enable exchange and new experiences for young people in an interconnected world.

The society organises events throughout the year to promote greater knowledge of the works of Gilbert and Sullivan to members and the public in general. We provide an up to date Gilbert and Sullivan library at the Barbican in London and publish the Gilbert and Sullivan news three times a year. The society also makes occasional grants to similar organisations.

We currently organise religious gatherings to celebrate and commemorate special days and events, thoughout the year, especially the Muharram Majalis. Religious preachers and speakers are arranged to address these gatherings and to provide specific religious guidance, as and when required. Literature and other material is also made available to our service users to enhance their knowledge.

We believe that all children should have access to a wide range of quality literature that engages them, builds excitment in reading and represents our diverse communities. We give the children the ultimate say on who wins our awards, supported through online author events, competitions and more. We also gift books to disadvantaged children, as nominated by their teachers, so no one misses out.

We provide employability support in the form of workshops, employment visits & work experience for young people aged 16-24. Additionally, we offer one-to-one CV/job-shop service on a weekly basis to people of all ages.We run a social enterprise community cafe which hosts an acoustic music night. We also offer literacy & numeracy clubs for children aged 4-11 & football for young men.

To support the medallic art by means of publications, in particular a twice yearly journal THE MEDAL, and by organising educational activities, such as an annual conference, lectures, exhibitions, an international medal competition for students and by encouraging new medallists.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN ACCORDANCE WITH OUR STATEMENT OF BELIEFS AND MISSION STATEMENT, THROUGH THE HOLDING OF PRAYER MEETINGS INCLUDING CHURCH SERVICES, CELEBRATION SERVICES OPEN TO ALL, LECTURES, CELEBRATIONS OF RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS, PRODUCING AND OR DISTRIBUTING CHRISTIAN LITERATURE TO ENLIGHTEN OTHERS ABOUT THE CHRISTIAN FAITH.

1) Early Childhood Education and Care both in public primary schools and at the community level 2) Enhancing Accountability through the use of data in tracking learning outcomes and enabling responsiveness to data in decision making allowing for continuous improvement3) Foundation Skills for Learning through the building of Literacy and Numeracy skills as the backbone to all learning

We provide a sustainable library service and community hub for the people of Stannington and its surrounding area, encouraging innovative use of the building and promoting lifelong learning, social and digital inclusion, and the celebration of reading.The library is staffed by volunteers. We host community groups, events and activities, and expand the book stock through grants and donations.

At Bells lane Community Centre, we create a welcoming and inclusive environment where residents of all ages can come together, connect, and thrive. Our centre serves as a hub for a variety of activities and services designed to enrich the lives of community members.1. We offer Educational Programs that provides a range of classes and workshops, from literacy and language courses to

Administers village hall with stage plus small KCC library room, for hire by village clubs and organisations; also private parties and functions and adult (KCC) education classes.

To serve as a centre point for elderly Spanish citizens in the United Kingdom & contribute to their welfare by offering services of social & cultural character through the following activities: Exercise, language & Literacy, Art & Crafts, Computer Skills classes. Daily activities to encourage social interaction: playing card games, dominoes, etc and the offer of general help and advice.

Assistance to job seekers resident in the Wokingham Borough and Bracknell Town. Services include advice on finding a job, writing a CV and preparing for a job interview. Clients have access a library and can use the Internet. The service is free to clients with costs covered by sponsorship from Wokingham Borough Council, other town and parish councils in the district and other donations.

Providing a first class hall for local clubs and groups - the village library is also sited in the hall

Advance education of public worldwide in mathematics,science,and early yearsTo advance the Christian religion Relief of financial hardship among people living and working worldwideDevelop capacities and skills of disadvantaged communitiesVisiting to support & carry out trainingSupplying science equipment and books to schools in AfricaSending funds to support education, widows & orphans