Arts Charities

A weekly service including music, teaching and a children's bible story club. A youth meeting. A meeting for spiritual and personal development, growth and education aimed at the more mature individuals of the community. The charity partners with Wrexham County Borough Council and Flying Start to provide early years education and T.C.C. to explore social inclusion activities.

BOOK PUBLISHING

Village Hall with Parish Council Office and Library

By the provision of workshops, conferences and training events for those who are involved in leading worship and the use of music in Christian churches and elsewhere.Production of a wide range of resources to support the effective use of music, media and other art forms in worship. Most of these are freely available to the public and to worship planners needing worship resources.

Sports Festivals - to unite the community in playFood Festivals - to enrich our cultural varietyCultural Dancing EventsLanguage classesMindfulness classesYoga classesPromote Social research and educational studies linked to Buddhist sociologyDhamma School-to further the teachings of Buddhism to younger childrenHelping the needy children of developing nations

The Trustees offer grants to young people under 25 living within a 20 mile radius of Sheffield city centre, who have, in the opinion of the Trustees, demonstrated need. Grants are made for a variety of purposes: education; study of music and other arts; physical education; 'Gap year' trips abroad and to local Youth Organisations.

Provide a venue for a pre school group, Brownies, fitness, sports and social groups, plus a conference room for local organisations. A mobile library uses the site car park.Available for private hire - all proceeds go to the upkeep of Hall. Funds are raised through grants, user groups, Hall bookings, events provided by the Hall, and donations.

To educate the public in the dramatic and operatic arts.To introduce young people to the stage by encouraging them to take part in productions and fostering their participation in the dramatic arts.To assist other societies and schools by making available costumes and props.

Odd Eyes Theatre opens communication across cultures and enables social inclusion with theatre productions, training and community events.

Open Doors Project (Hull), based at Princes Avenue Methodist Church, supports asylum seekers and refugees in the Hull area, by befriending, counselling, listening, by providing free food parcels, used and new donated items (e.g. clothing and household), limited cash support and housing costs for destitute asylum seekers, language and music sessions, tea/coffee and lunch one day per week.

Pink Rooster provides music therapy, pre-recorded music, creative arts and assistive technology to individuals and groups living with, but not exclusively, dementia and other cognitive and physical barriers.The charity operates mainly within private and public residential care homes,not for profit residential care homes, day care centres, private residences and other healthcare facilities.

We provide primary and SEN schools with first class performing arts experiences, offered in the form of one-five day music, drama and dance workshops. We focus on improving children's development in essential life skills such as confidence, communication, teamwork, discipline and self-esteem. Our work is proven to be completely inclusive for children of any age, culture, physical/mental ability.

Our aim is to provide quality pre-school provision for children aged 2-4 years through the medium of Welsh Language and some English (so we can meet all individual needs of the children), in a happy and secure environment, having fun, meeting new friends and learning through play. We will also create an environment that promotes independence and confidence.

Publication of an academic journal and the organisation of academic conferences.

Assisting in the running of a local library for the benefit of local people.

Wishing Well brings live music making right to the heart of healthcare. We create long term partnerships with healthcare settings and services so that music and culture can flourish in clinical spaces. We empower people to express themselves, connect with others and feel more joyful through sharing music together. We offer training programmes for music facilitators and healthcare staff

Relief of Poverty locally and abroadEducation with special emphasis on Special Needs and specialist Literacy TrainingDevelopment of an interactive Literacy Programme for young people

To actively manage, advertise and hire out Horsford Village Hall and football fields, to various local community organisations and to the general public. Hirers range from an Archery Club to Zumba dancing! Part of the building is leased to a Social Club.At weekends the main hall is usually available for private hirer. Information can be found at www.horsfordvillagehall.co.uk.

Scouting activities including outdoor activities, crafts, camping and other leisure activities.

the village hall / community centre provides facilities for diverse groups and activities, works with local groups including, library, parish council, childcare, recreation and education.

We provide formal training in the art of Bharatanatyam, Indian classical dance, to young people and adults in the community through accredited courses leading to professional qualifications in dance. We also undertake dance-in-education workshops in the formal sector to early years, primary and secondary schools. We annually stage a major dance event for students to celebrate their learning.

Amersham Band encourages participation and enjoyment of music played by a modern brass band, The band serves the local community in Chiltern District and the surrounding area. Various bands and groups are provided for entry level, intermediate and advanced players. The band performs at concerts and at a range of public events. Activities also include rehearsals, open workshops and demonstrations.

Society Objectives:-1. To promote animals and plants of the countryside, objects of geological, historical and archaeological interest.2. To promote the formation of Nature Reserves and to assist in their supervision.3. To foster interest in Nature Conservation through public meetings, film shows, exhibitions, publication of books, our Annual Newsletter, leaflets and general communication.

To advance the Christian Religion for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, producing and distributing literature on the Christian Faith to enlighten others about the Christian Religion.

To encourage and promote amateur theatre in the local community and provide facilities for use by local youth and adult companies.