Arts Charities

Provide training to students in theatre, drama and the performing arts.

Through sharing expertise in dance and associated arts, to engage with, encourage, support, and develop established and emerging D/deaf and hearing artists, individuals, and communities.To collaboratively produce and perform inspirational dance and associated artistic work.To empower D/deaf, disabled, and other marginalised people to achieve leadership roles in the arts and creative industrie

The College of Mental Health Pharmacy is the main UK body representing pharmacists and pharmacy support staff working in or with an interest in mental health. We provide educational events, publications, bursaries, research advice, local and National support to our members and wider across the profession of pharmacy and other mental health professionals.

We provide printmaking facilities for artists and courses for everyone from beginners to experienced artists.We also have a gallery/community space with a rolling calendar of exhibitions and we provide art workshops for children and young people.

We are predominately involved with the production of educational literature regarding the affects of alcohol in health for medical students.The charity is also involved with assisting medical colleagues with alcohol related problems as well as responding to a large number of enquiries from the media and from patients and relatives about alcohol and its affects.

Signals provides the opportunity for everyone to participate in media production. Through courses, exhibition, and projects. This work encourages participation & understanding & develops technical & personal skills.

The advancement of the Christian faith by preaching, teaching and proclaiming the Christian Gospel and pastoral care. The distribution of the Bible & other Christian literature, and by all forms of broadcasting media. The advancement of education on the basis of Christian principles. Also the relief of persons in conditions of need, hardship or distress, or who are aged or sick.

Promoting the mission of the Church of England through provision of church services, facilities and buildings and special events. Particular emphasis on music and outreach to the community. Currently fundraisaing for new boilers.

Performance opportunities for young people.

Community Focus was established in 1978.Our old unincorporated charity number was: 287222We became incorporated in 2010 and now appears as a newly registered charity as a result of this.CF delivers innovative creative workshops:photography, textiles,creative writing,art, watercolour, life drawing,ceramics, IT, dance,drama and many ground-breaking projects throughout the year.

Waves Music Therapy provide individual and group clinical music therapy sessions for any person with any additional need who will benefit from a safe, accessible therapeutic space. Music therapy aims to support the social, emotional, mental healh, communication, learning and physical needs of all of our service users with the objective of enhancing quality of life.

The key activities are:1 organising events, festivals and workshops in and around Gloucester with a focus on the development of the Gloucester History Festival.2 arranging events, exhibitions, lectures, talks and educational materials for the public benefit in Gloucester and the surrounding areas.

The Charity operates a pre-school and provides before & after School care and opportunities for music education in a purpose-built eco-education centre. It also offers adult training in education and child care, and provides environmental education and opportunities to promote environmental benefit.

Barnsley Museums and Heritage Trust is a Development Trust set up to raise funds and support Barnsley Museums which currently include: Cannon Hall, Worsbrough Mill, Cooper Gallery, Elsecar Heritage Centre and Experience Barnsley. Barnsley Museums are owned and operated by Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council and other properties may join the group in due course.

THE ASSOCIATION RUNS ARDLEIGH HOUSE. IT IS AVAILABLE FOR USE BY THE INHABITANTS & THE SURROUNDING AREAS FOR RECREATION & LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES. THE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE TABLE TENNIS, SHORT MAT BOWLS, YOGA, POTTERY, BALLROOM DANCING, LANGUAGES, AMATEUR DRAMATICS, BIRTHDAY & ANNIVERSARY PARTIES, WEDDING RECEPTIONS ETC. OTHER ORGANISATIONS USE THE VENUE FOR THEIR REGULAR MEETINGS.

To advance the public education in the practice of fine arts and other allied arts and crafts through the maintenance of the RBSA Gallery as a venue for the organisation of exhibitions and events. To develop and maintain a permanent collection to support and enhance these activities.

KARST is established to advance the arts for the public benefit by the promotion and education of contemporary art for the benefit of the public, establishing outreach projects in order to harness engagement with our local communities to promote the arts for the benefit of the public by the establishment and maintenance of an art gallery, artist studios and project space.

Throughout the year the volunteers engage the community in a variety of community based projects e.g the Community house which when completed will be a base for community held events, the community garden which is open for all to use and develop. This culminates into a 3 day festival involving local music across all ages, genre and ethnicities, a variety of sporting events etc.

We promote Christianity through regular worship, open to all, meetings, activities, and the distribution of literature. We provide a sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation; undertake pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved; teach Christianity through sermons, courses, small groups and religious assemblies in schools; support other charities in the UK and overseas.

We make socially engaged performance with, for, and by refugees and asylum seekers. We make and hold space for those with forced migration backgrounds to voice and respond to their lived experience, taking charge of their narratives. We create touring productions, deliver arts work with refugees, train professionals and provide paid work, training & development for refugee professionals.

Freightliners Farm is a city farm based in Islington, London. It aims to provide a rural type environment in an urban setting, which is open and accesible to all. The focus is on education, community participation and access to opportunities particularly for isolated and vulnerable people. Activities are based around farming, horticulture, animal care, crafts, food production and the environment.

Stacey Centre is managed by The Community Association & supported by Portsmouth City Council. The centre has a five-a-side floodlit football pitch, car parking facilities & disabled access. Groups running at the centre include Nature Nursery, Men in Sheds, karate groups, dance classes, stroke club, social club for people with learning disabilities plus community orchard & community cycle project.

Our activities include the provision of weekly African food parcels at Leicester Street Community Centre in Northampton. We operate an admin office at Barratt House, Kingsthorpe Road, Northampton, NN2 6EZ providing one to one support, outreach services in partnership with CAB. Other activities include African drumming, ladies swimming, IT sessions, online immigration sessions, health & wellbeing

We are a charity aimed at supporting 6-16yr olds, our aim is to give young people a safe place to hang out, a place in which they can access activities and opportunities and develop skills and interests. With a focus on music, arts and drama.We are part of the Fareshare project which allows us to provide local families with food parcels

1.Voluntary work for the relief of human suffering and human illness by offering free medical/ financial help to in Sindh.2. To promote and facilitate medical education, research, publications at Sindh.4. To encourage primary education in rural areas by offering financial donations.5. To cooperate, federate and encourage Sindhi Doctors promote the honourable cause of this association.