Arts Charities

Provides a Hall and Meetings rooms for rent to the Local Community for activities such as dance classes, yoga, Pilates, line dancing, Children's pre-school activities and Salsa dancing.

Our main aim is to provide facilities for social welfare, recreation and leisure time with the purpose to improve conditions of life for all the people of Pebsham and the surrounding area. This years initiatives include Pensioners lunch club meals, library facilities, neighbourhood watch scheme, new start up of Kidscape for children minders within area and childrens party facilities within halls.

-Operating the Brockworth Community Library and related services-Managing the B-Epic Youth Club and providing other off-site youth activities-Advancement of Adult Education, Healthy Living & Personal Fitness -Advice & information regarding personal development, employment, education, and voluntary services

The Institute - Library, Herbarium & Garden - are open weekly to members & the public. We run botanical courses for adults, workshops for children & one-off lectures & field trips. We have a series of open days/evenings & occassional other events. We participate in local environmental, ecological & botanical events.

Theatrical production and presentation at the Finborough Theatre, London.

Our charity is running two community buildings, the Community Library and the Old Girls' School Community Centre for the benefit of the residents of Sherburn and surrounding villages, providing educational, cultural, recreational and health facilities. In addition we offer community development services to foster strong community links across all local voluntary organisations.

Provision and maintenance of gospel halls for the religious activities of the Christians often known as 'Brethren'. Spreading of the Christian gospel message in the gospel hall and in public places, including issuing of free gospel literature. Giving of food gifts and gospel literature to homeless person charities.

Providing grant funding for evangelistic Christian outreach activity; and the distribution of evangelistic Christian literature. Grant funding is currently fully committed and unsolicited applications are not being received at this time.

Giving monetary award to students from the Rhondda who are studying any of the following subjects at college or university:(1) To become a Minister of Religion.(2) Welsh.(3) Religious Education.(4) Music.(5) Drama.

The charity supports local diabetes community in Portsmouth and South East Hampshire. We operate 2 diabetes charity shops, provide information, support and encouragement to people with diabetes on the high street. Specific support: books for Desmond Courses, activity course for young people with dabetes, support the paedreatic team with carb & cal books & patch bears help children how to inject,

Providing daily religious services to the Ravidassia community in the locality in line with the tenets of the Ravidassia faith. These include holding prayers and services, kirtan ('hymns'), lectures, serving langar (communal kitchen), conducting ceremonies such as birth naming, marriages, death etc, other activities that the Temple can hold being in line with the tenets of the Ravidass faith

Providing services of worship, prayer and fellowship of Jesus Christ. Carrying out religious education teaching. Providing facilities to allow believers to practice their faith and follow the doctrines and supplying and mailing available literature explaining doctrines.

The trust's principal activities are that of promoting, improving and advancing contemporary art and craft.

The principal activity of the Charity is to celebrate the links between Liverpool and Ireland via the development of a permanent, annual event to highlight the significance of Irish traditions, music, literature, theatre and art in defining Liverpool's culture and status as a great European city.

Snooker, indoor bowling, badminton, card playing, bridge, whist drive, yoga, dancing, camera club, indoor football. Welsh classes for learners. Local school use the hall for PE and concerts. Cultural concerts and lectures.

Funding young New Zealand musicians.

Publishes a quarterly Journal of Record to promote the advancement and spreading within the Service of knowledge relevant to the higher aspects of the Naval Profession.Provides a web-site in support of the same activity

our clients come from a broad group of indivuals from the local community including young people, elderly people, people with disabilies people providing social welfare through advice and information service with clients and also one to one interaction with clients, through eduacation,training,job club arts and crafts youth provision including sports, lesiure, indoor and outdoor activities.

To advance education of young people under the age of 26, living within Wolverhampton and its surrounding area in all aspects of drama and theatre production and the development of public appreciation of such art

Regular public worship open to all; provision of sacred space for personal prayer & contemplation, pastoral work, teaching of Christianity by various means; provision of a youth club with a Christian ethos, promoting the whole mission of the Church through events & meetings & distribution of literature; provision of activities for special need groups; supporting other charities in UK & overseas.

The Objectives of the Charity as set out in the Memorandum of Association are:To advance the education of the public in the arts and to advance the arts for the public benefit, in particular but notexclusively the art of drama.

To promote & teach all forms of professional dance and drama, producing qualified teachers and professional dances. Our area of catchment is East Kent.

To advance the education of children with an existing knowledge of French by providing teaching and group activities in the French language, French culture and in the study of the language, literature, history and culture of the francophone world.

To Provide an outlet for members and children of the local community in Milton Keynes and surrounding areas to practise and learn the activities of the performing arts and to provide an opportunity for members of the public to access and experience the performing arts within their own community.

Little Fish supports difficult to reach young people through the transformative power of theatre and community arts. Its work is designed to enable young people to question their aspirations and beliefs, empowering them to develop both their social and personal life skills. Participants are inspired to become cultural consumers or creators, actively shaping a new social & political landscape.