Arts Charities That specialise in Visual arts

1, retaining existing services 2, improving accessibility to public services and local information 3, supporting individuals who need access tot advice 4, promoting education, health and well-being in the community 5,encouraging equality and diversity 6, enhancing community development through social interaction and rural regeneration. 7, promoting tourism, local heritage, arts and crafts.

Nations Together operates in the Kilimanjaro Region of Tanzania, East Africa. Our aim is aid social inclusion, respect and acceptance for adults with a learning difficulty.Our outcomes are met through an Activity Center and person centered planning. The activities may include: music, art & crafts, numeracy & literacy, vocational skills and social outings with the community.

This charity runs a small park and community art gallery/meeting space and kiosk in the town centre of Louth in Lincolnshire.

The hall is used for a variety of activities including, Yoga, Youth and adult dance groups, craft, photography, floral art, health support, carers, pre-school and religious groups.Wedding receptions, funeral teas, children's parties and fundraising events.Community social events - harvest supper, bingo Children's Christmas Party , Whist Drives and Carol singing.

The Friends make grants available to the potteries museums and art gallery and Gladstone Industrial Museum to enable them to acquire objects and carry out activities which they would otherwise not be able to do. The friends therefore only indirectly help the classifications shown above.

The principal aim of the charity is to provide support to the community artist to promote and improve education of the public in an understanding of visual arts in rural communities. To this extent the charity funds artists at Highgreen, Northumberland on an annual basis and the artists undertakes various work with the local community.

Education of the public by the promotion,support,assistance and improvement of the Williamson Art Gallery and Wirral Museums and their cultural and educational activities through the activities of a group of Friends.

Dragon Arts and Learning promotes social inclusion through arts and learning. We dare based at The Factory, Church Street, Pontardawe, Swansea SA8 4JB. From 10:00am to 10:00, five days a week we are able to host workshops which include ceramics, art therapy, music, ICT and other creative industries. We have a 'no exclusion' ethos which means everyone is welcome to participate in workshops.

The education of the public in the visual arts and culture of the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America, through lectures, conferences, publications, visits to exhibitions and sites, meetings, and contacts and links between people and groups with similar interests and aims.

Crafts, camping, hiking, archery, gaining badges.

Weekly activities:Tai Chi, dancing & singing classes; Monthly activities: health talk, health walk, cooking & arts and crafts class; Annual: thematic conference & outing; Others: BME advocacy and Shelter Housing drop-in advice sessions,food safety certificate courses; We also actively participate in City Council's, BEACON's and a number of large organisations' activities.

Provide recreational activities for people with learning difficulties such as crafts, sports,day trips, discos and other entertainmaints such as theatre visits, visiting bands or local groups who provide entertainment.

The Hope Ministry gives help to Nigerian women widowed by the HIV/AIDS crisis in Nigeria helps support their orphaned children. It provides; micro-financing to help setting up of small businesses, training in trades and crafts, financial support for training in schools and colleges. It helps internally displaced people who have lost their homes through insurgency or any other cause.

weekly evening meeting for all women to improve the quality of life providing education of crafts ,information ,friendship, etc.

In the counties of Cumbria, Lancashire and Greater Manchester a) Further the education (including social and physical training) of children. b) Provide relief in cases of need, hardship or distress. c) Provide relief of sickness and the preservation of health.d) Educate the public in the art or science of music, theatre, dance and the visual arts.

The Weybridge Women's Institute (WI) educates women for the public benefit in all areas including:1. local, national and international issues of political and social importance; 2. music, drama and other cultural subjects; and 3. all branches of agriculture, crafts, home economics, science, health and social welfare; Meetings are 3rd Thursday of month.

In support of :musicians, composers, concerts and chamber music performances of contemporary music of the 20th and 21st centuries; visual arts, painters, draughtsmen and especially painters and draughtsmen of the 20th and sculptors of the 20th and 21st centuries;the study and application of philosophy and theology, both in the academic areas as in business and industrial areas.

As a WI we have talks, demonstrations, outings, theatre trips fundraising events such as catering. Our Hall is rented out to different groups in the community for dancing, photography, patchwork, childrens parties, band practise etc.

Policy to advance the education of public by providing grants and assistance with historical research into the Templars, Crusades and associated subjects. Provides information including lectures and website information about the above. Provides grants for the training in the crafts of historic building or conservation for young, unemployed or disadvantaged persons.

DROP-IN CENTRE FOR PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES. ACTIVITIES - ART AND CRAFT, PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP, COMPUTER GROUP, , POOL TABLE AND DAY TRIPS.

Preservation and development of the crafts of hand weaving, spinning and dyeing.

Promote, maintain,improve and advance the education of the public in the appreciation of the visual arts, in particular but without the generality of the foregoing by provision of lectures, workshops and exhibitions.

Advance the education of the general public in the appreciation of the Visual Arts, particular those individuals who see the arts world as alien, unknown and unwelcoming; supporting artists from deprived and unsupported backgrounds by assisting with studio space, professional guidance, encouragement to help them development within the professional arts community and wider social community.

We are a climate hope organisation - unearthing powerful climate stories to help more people be good ancestors. Our goal is to engage 8 million people in climate hope by 2030. We do this through arts, culture and education focused activity with communities. Our programme ranges from the world's first fungal sculpture trail, to a volunteer-led sustainable feast series.

Line dancing, dog training, short mat bowls, yoga, art, West country embroidery, pilates, Oddfellows, town council meetings, Age Concern, social events.