Arts Charities That specialise in Visual arts

Deaf Led & Deaf Owned charity building for deaf &/or Hard of Hearing people of all ages in the North East who are British Sign Language users or to promote learning & developing BSL.Function room community room & room hire available. Hold training & educational sessions/workshops including teaching BSL .Social events an Afternoon Club,Baby/Toddler group,Youth Club,Sports Club,Photography Club.

Operation of the Isokon Gallery at The Isokon Building in Hampstead, London. Publication of information associated with the Isokon Building. Please see our annual report for a more detailed description of our activities.

Music events, festivals, theatre, community and schools workshops, art exhibitions, poetry, writing group, publishing, audio production, graphic design, photography, film making and project management. We have worked closely with many: schools, local authorities, housing associations, to showcase high quality World Music and Arts. GFMA provide free workshops in the community.

The Charity operates Plas Dolerw as a Voluntary Sector Centre and organises an annual lecture to discuss issues of concern in Montgomeryshire. The Charity also owns Oriel Davies Gallery, which is leased to a separate charity. Exhibitions and arts education courses are provided there for the benefit of the people of mid Wales.

Courses and workshops in arts,crafts, health and well-being.

1st Mulbarton Scout group comprising Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers. Meetings for each group each week where variable activities are carried out including crafts, cooking, camping basics, first aid etc.Group camps and individual camps and days out.

Crediton Arts Centre provides a wide range of cultural activities for the people of Crediton and surrounding Mid Devon villages. We run a weekly programme of classes for all ages in the visual arts, drama and dance. We also put on films, concerts, plays and talks as well as organise major community events, such as the annual Busk It!, Open Art Studios and large scale community theatre productions.

To advance public knowledge & appreciation of the crafts of knitting & crochet, to further skills in knitting & crochet and to preserve our collection of domestically produced knitted and crocheted items together with tools, publications and other artefacts.

Gallery Church is a Christian religious organisation that exists to serve Birmingham and the Midlands. Offering weekly services open to all focusing on spiritual health and good living practices. Creating community and helping those in need financially and in mental health. We exist in the community for anyone to drop in and have communities across the midlands.

Youth work 4 evenings per week and 1 week youth camp. Volunteer helpers and management, no paid staff. Age groups male & female ages 3-7, 8-10, 11-15 and over 15s games. Sports and Team games, including badminton, football, table tennis, volleyball, pool, darts, and other activities (cooking, arts/crafts) depending on group and age.

The trustees' policy is to make grants for the support within the UK of agriculture, horticulture, forestry and the rural environment, including rural based crafts and for education and training in these areas. Grants may be given to individuals or organisations

Saltash Scrapstore has a shop in Saltash Fore Street dedicated to resale of donated scrap items. This is used to promote art and crafts and encourage reuse, repair, repurpose and recycling to keep items out of landfill and help the environment. Profits are used to promote local projects in line with our objects.

The aim of the Charity is to promote the education of girls and young women to help them develop emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritually so that they can make a positive contribution to their community and the wider world. Somerset County is composed of 10 Divisions. Each of these has numerous units. Weekly guiding activities, camps, crafts and sporting events take place at all levels.

The charity commenced activities in October 2020, delivering an Equine facilitated behavioral change programme, outdoor learning and campfire sessions as well as animal interaction clubs. The charity also delivers access to some Heritage crafts, such as willow weaving and peg loom weaving, and gardening skills.

The Camera Club provides inexpensive photographic facilities in London, including studios, darkrooms, a digital suite and a gallery, plus workshops and exhibitions, so that a lively community interested in photography can learn from each other and improve their photographic skills and knowledge.

We offer lifelong learning skills to adults with disabilities including registered blind and partially sighted. These skills are aimed at increasing independence whilst encouraging social interaction and self-confidence in a friendly and informal environment. We offer courses in Computing, Cookery, Literacy, Arts & Crafts, Drama, Music Therapy and seated Yoga.

Training to the standards required by the Marine Society and Sea cadets. This includes boatwork, seamanship, map reading and navigation skills and all crafts and sports relevant to naval cadets. On-water boat training, shore based camps and training voyages on offshore vessels. Much of the training gives National Governing Body qualifications as well as B Tech courses. Cadets are aged 10 to 18

To collect and preserve historical material relevant to Saddleworth.To provide displays and exhibitions using the collections.To work with schools and other organisations.To develop the Art gallery as a multi purpose space to provide cultural and social functions at the Museum.To act as a community resource for groups, charities and individuals to provide community services to the area.

The village hall is used for various activities including use by the school for PE purposes and as an after school recreational school club. Other activities are as follows; short mat bowls club, arts and crafts club, badminton club, as well as the flower show, history society and the MerryMakers ( a group of villagers putting on events for the village). We also have film nights.

Define and demonstrate a role for the arts in maintaining positive mental healthby delivering high quality arts opportunities to the people of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough and support the creation of self-sustaining initiatives, particularly user led cultural initiatives.Eg.Arts on Prescription,Choral singing, ward based activities, curating gallery space, radio production, mobile studio.

Weekly webcasts & lectures on Sufism, Koran classes & book reading, Tamarkoz (Meditation) classes, translation classes, Farsi classes, ceremonies & other events, interfaith activities, musical performances, arts and crafts and tuition on traditional Iranian instruments

Maintenance, development and exhibition of the Victor Batte Lay Collection of works of art, and ownership of the Minories gallery and exhibition space in Colchester.

Chivers Trust supports projects which provide live musical, theatrical or visual arts experiences to young people living in Norfolk and Suffolk.Priority is given to funding projects which target the most disadvantaged groups, and work to reach new audiences, especially groups who may not otherwise have access to the arts.

supporting people with a mental health issue learn or regain practical and social skills in order to develop employable skills. Also to promote mental health and dispel myths about mental health to the wider community. The charity also sign posts individuals to other professional services in relation to rehabilitation and treatment of mental health issues.

Assist and support visually impaired in Selby District by supplying information, specialised equipment, advice, home visits, and social events. Social events include Bowls, Crafts, Knitting, Coffee mornings and fundraising events. We have open 4 days a week a Resource Centre to view specialised equipment and for demonstration. Some equipment available on loan.