Arts Charities That specialise in Print media

Our volunteers befriend some of the most vulnerable people in prison regardless of their location or crime. Throughout our work we stay in contact with people in prison and ex-offenders for as long as they need our help. We have no artificial cut-off points. Our subsidiary company, Inside Time, publishes Inside Time the national newspaper for people in prison.

The activities encompass those normally associated with those of a church in the Church of England. In addition, St Oswald's derives income from its Parochial Hall, through a parish magazine - Sowerby Now - in association with the Methodist Church and through a luncheon club for the elderly.

Main UK projects include: Madrasa & Makhtab, Adult Class, Prayers, Dawah Circle, Youth Club, Marriage registration, Dars, Kids Circle, Tajweed Class, Magazine, Sisters circle/classes, Study Circle and helping people. Mumin Aid's global projects include building masjid, setting up schools, providing shelters, supporting orphans & widows, emergency relief and proving food and water.

The activities of St Mary's, Kington incude the holding of regular church services in the church, the publication of the monthly magazine, the raising of funds for the maintenance of the church property and for various charitable purposes, holding bi-monthly meetings of the trustees in the Parish House, organising activities for children and adults in the Parish House.

Worship and prayer; Provision of pastoral care for people living in the parish; Missionary and outreach work;Sponsoring and promoting the Copthorne Magazine

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer andcontemplation. Pastoral work including visiting the sick and the bereaved. Teaching ofChristianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Taking of religious assemblies in thelocal primary school. Promotion of Christianity by producing a monthly Parish Magazine delivered free of charge.

The Embroiderers Guild is a national educational charity with around 1500 members and a network of just over 100 affiliated independent stitch groups. It has a museum with a unique global collection and offers a programme of exhibitions, events, workshops and lectures. It also has a specialist library and publishes Embroidery the successful textile art magazine.

Our charity is located in Wolverhampton, West midlands. We understand religious activities, Sunday services for members.We also undergo community activities like sports and dance clubs for the youths, women cooking group activities, counselling for families,women musical group and drama group in the community. We support the Police in our community by donating to thier crime watch magazine.

Local ecumenical Partnership between Anglican & Methodist churches.Providing both a place of worship together with Community Centre & Community magazine

Production and provision of audio editions of local newspapers to visually impaired. Production and provision of audio magazines to visually impaired. Facilities also used to convert written data to audio versions for other local charities, e.g. East Sussex Association for the Blind, Care for the Carers, etc.

Publish & distribute quarterly magazine. Arrange evening lectures. Introduce volunteers to the NRM. Publish books on railway topics. Promote the NRM's activities.

Services offered include home visiting service,cookery/handicraft/social and computer skills sessions, hold a monthly book club. We have a resource centre with specialist equipment. Produce a newsletter and a talking newspaper. We provide information to access benefits/allowances/health care services and assistance with paperwork. People can self-refer or use our drop-in/telephone enquiry service.

The object of the charity is to maintain and promote contact between past and present members of the Corps, fostering mutual friendship between them.It also fosters 'esprit de corps', comradeship and the welfare of the Corps by preserving its traditions. It makes donations to those armed forces charities that benefit Royal Marines.

The Church provides regular public worship open to all, pastoral work visiting the sick and bereaved, teaching of Christianity, taking of religious assemblies in its school, provides activities and the use of its hall for parents and todlers and other special needs groups, supports a large number of charities, both religious and secular, in the UK and overseas and publishes a parish magazine.

The charity's principal activities is the publishing of books for the Polish community and promoting through it's subsidiary undertaking the publishing of the "Polish Daily" and "Polish Weekly" newspaper.

Weekly classes on comparative philosophy, organisation of talks, short courses, seminars, education for citizenship through volunteering, range of volunteering activities (including community gardening, litter picks, maintenance of bee sanctuary and education of the public on bees), educational nature walks, digital and printed magazine on philosophy and education.

-Delivery of a range of affordable bible training courses in NW, including day and evening ministry course and specific training courses to support evangelical churches in NW including Youth and Music. -The employment of a Director of Training. -Provision of an Annual conference. -Publication of a Magazine to encourage evangelical Christians throughout the region

Publication of a Christian outreach newspaper to help those in personal outreach speak of their faith. Papers sold to missions, churches and individuals but supplied free of charge to Christian Chaplains in UK prisons and rehabilitation centres

Regular public worship open to all. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Taking religious assemblies in schools (there is a Church of England School adjacent to St Mary's Church). Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved. Provision of a magazine distributed free to residents in the area, church hall used for worship, pre-school , Guides and Brownies.

National support group for people with Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease, also known as Hereditary Motor and Sensory Neuropathy. Provides advice, information and support via website, magazine, leaflets and conferences.

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer andcontemplation. Pastoral work including visiting the sick and the bereaved. Teaching ofChristianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Promotion of Christianity by producing a monthly Parish Magazine delivered free of charge.

SPS services include: English language courses, 1-2-1 information/signposting sessions, publishing Polish monthly newspaper "East Midlands po Polsku" informing about local life, maintaining www.empp.co.uk, organising workshops, social gatherings, events, developing a sense of community, working towards community cohesion. SPS organised FestiWal 2009 - A Community Festival with a Polish Flavour.

Publishes the Evangel of the Lord Jesus Christ for the benefit of all the world by the widespread distribution,both in the UK & abroad,of subsidised books,substantial tracts & a quarterly magazine; by preaching,teaching & lectures open to all who wish to attend & for which no collections are taken & no charge is made; by the free distribution of recorded tapes of past lectures,teaching & addresses

Stalham Baptist Church holds worship services, prayer meetings, bible study groups. Children's activities such as PopUp Cafe, Monday Club, Holiday clubs and Fun days. Supports Food bank (who operate from the premises) , has many activities which support the local community including Lunch Club, Coffee & Chat, Table Tennis for the over 60's.Produces a free magazine (Community Scene)

Publication of three volumes of the magazine Modern Poetry in Translation each year in Spring, Summer and Autumn. Poetry translation workshops and readings.