Arts Charities

The Company is established to promote and advance health and well being of the public, particularly people affected by addiction to drugs or alcohol, predominantly through the use of the visual arts.During the year the first project was run and completed working with 10 recovering addicts. Bids for furthrt projects were submiited and were successful with work on the projects commenced.

Working with Young People in Saltash and surrounding areas on Youth Work and music projectSupporting young people with social problems, working with children at risk of exclusion from schoolProviding a venue for young people to perform live music.

Sunday services, midweek evening Bible studies, youth & children's holiday clubs, art clubs, ESOL classes, booktables in public markets, music and cultural events.

The promotion and enhancement of church music in Salisbury Cathedral

Constella Music is the creative powerhouse behind the award-winning composer and conductor, Leo Geyer. Constella's output includes live and broadcast performance, publishing and outreach. The driving energy behind Constella Music is harnessing the expressive power of music for social good.

The Charity makes donations for the benefit of children and other charitable causes.The Charity sponsors visits to Childrens' care homes and hospices by the theatrical group, Magical Quests.The Charity supports the Society of Friends of Jewish Refugees and the Cinematograph Trades Benevolent Fund.

Promote for the benefit of the public the conservation of lichens and their habitats and to raise awareness of them including through publications, meetings and workshops. Also, to advance education in the study of lichens especially in the British Isles through publications, meetings, workshops and support for academic research.

Maintains three church buildings for regular use by the general public and various local bodies, eg. music festival, Dartmouth Orchestral Society, Dartmouth Community College Womens Institute. Also maintains a building used by Dartmouth pre-school, Dartmouth Brownies and Dartmouth Players (amateur dramatics).

Primadonna festival celebrates womxn writers and disabled, working-class, Black and Asian and LGBTQIA artists whose voices we seek to amplify. We programme a diverse and inclusive line-up distinct from any other book festival, creating a unique atmosphere of community, cooperation and contribution. In addition, we run a literary prize whose aim is to open up new channels into publishing.

UK New Artists champions the next generation of creativity, supporting collaboration and intercultural dialogue, ensuring a vibrant and diverse creative future for the UK. We develop artists' practice through cross art form opportunities and celebrate creativity at national & international festivals.

Regular worship services on Saturdays and Sundays ; Religious and moral education of children and youths supplemented by programs like Kids Day , Youth Camp; Providing Support to Mission fields; Providing financial support to victims of natural calamities ; Launched a library facility to encourage reading habits of children and adults; conducting seminars for various gender and age groups.

As well as Sunday services, midweek activities include daily prayers, life groups, Girls' Brigade, youth group, a drop-in cafe, monthly communion and lunch, a monthly men's breakfast and dance in worship. The Minehead Hope Centre and AA use our premises. We have a community ministry at the Hub in Alcombe with Soft Play and a weekly toddler group. Please see our website for further details.

Strange Cargo is a multi discipline arts company whose core values of access, participation and excellence support a diverse programme of unique projects with social engagement and community development as integral elements. The four main areas of work include award winning public art, gallery projects, training and education projects, and celebratory work.

Neon Dance is an internationally renowned company that embraces a diverse and digital population; where artists and people can engage in experiences that are experimental, original and accessible. We aim to advance and promote participation in and appreciation of performance art, especially and not exclusively the artform of dance and to provide education and training opportunities.

We were founded in 1901. We exist to further philosophy by publishing the academic journal Mind and by funding philosophical events and research of the highest quality.Please note that we have NO CONNECTION WHATEVER with the mental health charity MIND, founded in 1946.

Regular public worship open to all.Private space for prayer and contemplation.Pastoral work visiting the sick and bereaved.Youth club with Christian ethos.Assemblies led in local schools.Christianity is promoted through staging events, meetings and distribution of literature.Mission of the church promoted by providing activities for all age groups.Other charities supported in the UK and overseas.

The Charity operates under the auspices of the Church of England Diocese of Chelmsford in carrying out the following activites:*supporting Christian Mission through tithing its unrestricted income;*providing and operating a Christian place of worship and prayer;*providing a community resource in terms of spaces for hire and a concert venue*running a Food Hub and CAP Debt Centre

Advance the education of the public in the appreciation of music.

To further the well-being of older people and the wider community in Teignmouth/Shaldon by supporting healthy living, through the provision of a community centre with meals (including a meal delivery service), activities and clubs. Activities include: fitness classes, table tennis, oriental dancing, music sessions, a memory cafe, digital skills, bingo, cookery classes, craft and social events.

Advancing the Theravada Buddhism religion for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, meditation, discussions and lectures and by producing and/or distributing literature to enlighten others about the Theravada Buddhism religion.

Provision of classes lectures and discussion groups on economics and the social sciences and the publication of "Land & Liberty" a magazine of analysis and comment on the core issues of economics.

Pagoda Arts is an invigorate charity organisation with over 30 years of experiences in developed and coordinate training, health and wellbeing activities such as music, dance, taichi, Chinese culture consultancy, and Chinese local history to clients throughout Liverpool and UK. The organisation is located in Liverpool.

To advance and promote, for the public benefit, the performing arts generally and, in particular, dance.

Private function hire, occasional cafe, music and performance events, coffee mornings, sports and recreational activities.

We support young children to develop positive communication and social skills. We do this through a series of fun and engaging story-drama workshops delivered in collaboration with their primary schools. This work is currently happening in London, Kent and Greater Manchester.