Associations Charities That specialise in Community association

Ledbury Community Association aims to promote the well-being of the residents of the Ledbury Community by associating the local Authority, voluntary organisations and residents in a common effort to further health, advance education, provide facilities for physical and mental training, recreational, social, moral and intellectual development, and to foster a community spirit.

Bowdon Community Association is the registered charity which is run for the benefit of the residents of Bowdon, Hale, Altrincham and District and is located at The Jubilee Centre. The centre provides suite rooms for hire for the local community.The Jubilee Centre's groups and organisations include Fund raising Events for local charities, Children's Activity Groups, Local Societies, etc.

LOCAL MEETING PLACE FOR VILLAGE CLUBS AND SOCIETIES - EG BOWLS CLUB, MOTHER AND TODDLER GROUP, DANCING, PLUS AD HOC COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES, SUCH AS JUMBLE SALES.

Childrens fun day. Annual charitable bonfire night. Childrens Christmas party. Easter egg hunt.

We provide facilities for the community to hire and a venue for community groups to meet.

Facilitating a range of community activities and gatherings, for residents of Ince Blundell and the surrounding areas, through maintaining and making available Ince Blundell Village Hall.

Lukes Lane Community Association is open seven days a week and provides a wide range of activities including, Education / Training, Sport / recreation activities,In Addition, we also provide opportunities for Children / Young people and the General public which include advocacy / advice and information services for the community.

Parent & Toddler Group,Wives Club,Bridge Club, Musical Society, Over 65s Activity Group, WARP Games Group, Art Class, Dance Fit, Craft Class, Mesothelioma, Walking club, Wing Chun club, Jodo Club, Truth Seekers meetings, Meditation Group. The premises are available for hire,one large hall,two lounge rooms for up to 40 persons,one meeting for 20 persons, kitchen facilities are available

Village Hall and Reading Room for local use without distinction of political, religious or other opinions.Usage includes meetings, lectures, classes and other forms of recreation and leisure-time activities.

Organisation and management of the Belvedere Community Centre, Belvoir Street, Norwich

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of people of Garboldisham and the surrounding areas. This is to include use for recreational, cultural and sporting pursuits, as well as meetings, lectures, classes, and for other forms of community activities, with the aim of improving the quality of life for all the villagers.The village hall is the central point for the village.

The community hall is let for the purpose of scout and beaver groups weekly meetings, keep fit class, craft class, , fundraising activities - quizzes, socials and private lettings - weddings. Women's Institute twice-monthly meetings. New for 2017:- weekly Zumba class, monthly coffee mornings, weekly W.I. knitting and craft group. Guide dogs for the blind training, Sunday religious group.

Drayton Grange Community Association is the business name for the management committee that manages Nene Hall.The aim of DGCA is to provide premises at a hire rate that is affordable and attractive to all users, while maintaining and improving the facilty. Regular users:- Nursery; Ballet; Ukulele; Church; St John Ambulance; Romanian classes; Action for Children. SEN Keep-fit

To provide community activities and raise money for the maintenance of the hall.

Craghead Community Association aims to provide activities and events to improve the lives of those living in the Craghead area. They are also able to give advice to those wishing to offer a new activity or service. The Community Association own Craghead Village Hall, which has rooms that can be hired by external organisations with the proceeds supplementing and supporting community activity.

Provide premises for local groups to meet for recreation and educational activities

THE BELMONT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION IS MADE UP OF DIFFERENT SECTIONS AND ORGANISATIONS THAT USE THE SAME FACILITIES. GROUPS INCLUDE WHIST, BOWLS, KEEP FIT, YOGA, MARTIAL ARTS AND BROWNIES. THE ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE APPEAL TO A WIDE RANGE OF THE COMMUNITY AND NEW GROUPS ARE SUPPORTED. THE ASSOCIATION ORGANISES SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE COMMUNITY AND SUPPORTS OTHER CHARITIES THROUGH FUNDRAISING EVENTS.

We organise various fundraising events, rent out halls for dance classes, badminton, keep fit, art. Organise childrens parties, make donations to all local childrens clubs and old folk charities.and local schools.

The Association is non-profit making. Principle activity is to promote benefit of inhabitants of South Ruislip by associating with local authority, voluntary organisations & inhabitants in a common effort to advance education & to provide facilities for recreation & leisure time occupation. The Association achieves this by providing 12 different activities run by Section and Groups.

The functions of the centre listed below are mainly for the elderly, keep fit, coach outings, whist drives & bingo.,coffee mornings

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of New Hartley and the neighbourhood without the distinction of sex or of political or other opinions by associating the local authorities, voluntary organisations and inhabitants in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure-time occupation improving life to local community.

ABCA has active Tennis and Bowls sections, and there are also specific user groups, i.e. Scottish Dancing, WI, Snooker / Billiards, and TaeKwondo, Ukele band. The funds raised from letting cover most of the maintenance needs of the Parish Rooms. The Bowls and Tennis groups are self sufficient through their membership.

We hire the facilities of Eaton Park community centre to persons group or organisations in the local area in exchange for payment of a charge per hour of use of those facilities.

To provide education and facilities in the interest of social, welfare, recreational and leisure time occupations for residents of Lee Chapel South and the surrounding area.

The provision and maintenance of a community centre for the use of the inhabitants of Newbridge and the neighbourhood thereof without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures and classes and other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.