Associations Charities That specialise in Community association

The provision of halls for local voluntary and charitable societies and organisations.

Community association combining operation of a community centre with associated activities

As a Methodist Church we offer public worship, and community activities for people of all ages with both religious and non-religious content. Community facilities are available for hire locally.

Computer Training, Crafts, Gardening Group, Advanced and Basic Card Making, Reading Group, Crochet Circle, Coffee Mornings, Line Dancing, Dance School, Internet Caf+®, Bingo, Tai Chi, Ballroom Dancing, Healthy Cooking, Computer Card Making Classes, Social, Heath and Community Events. We also provide the provision of Generic Counselling, Credit Union and the Expert Patients Programme.

To maintain the community centre and to provide facilities for recreation, leisure and education, and to promote health, well-being and community cohesion.

We operate for the residents of the Radford and surrounding areas providing activities including Education and Training. Many clubs for the Elderly with Disabilities and Special Needs. We provide advice and information to the public, A Luncheon Club for the benefit of the Elderly, Social Activities such as Dance Clubs, Bingo, Kickboxing etc.Our Building is open from 8.30-10.00 Monday to Friday

National Certificates in English and Maths, computers for beginners. Tap and ballet, martial arts, drama for children.

To encourage those living in its area of benefit, to use their Community Centre as a step up to learning skills and springboard to employment, to develop social and interactive skills and networks and to pursue hobbies and other interests. Also to obtain sufficient funds from the lettings to meet the financial requirements to keep the building in good repair and support community based projects.

Crouch End Chavurah is a progressive Jewish community organisation based in the Crouch End Area of North London.

Managing and maintaining the Community Centre to provide facilities, services and events to the local community.To provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure-time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of Colden Common.

Queens Walk Community Centre sits at the centre of the Meadows area of Nottingham. Over 40 different community groups and societies use the centre for regular activities including disability, youth and faith groups. QWCA celebrates the diversity of its user groups - a truly inclusive community facility.QWCC also hosts 3 independent charities providing services to the community and beyond

Provision of recreational activities for inhabitants of Saltash and surrounding neighbourhood

The object of the Parent Community Association of the American School in London (PCA) is to advance the education of all students at the American School in London (ASL), in particular by maintaining close co-operation between parents and school on all matters pertaining to the education, growth and welfare of ASL students.

The Association is established to improve the conditions of life for the inhabitants of Woodston and Fletton, Peterborough as defined on map contained in the consitution and known as "area of benefit"

The company's objectives and activities are to work with the Velmore Church and the local community to open and operate the newly developed community building. The Building is run as a Community Centre.

Hazlemere Community Association accomodates around 1,000 users per week.Activities within our Community Centre include:-Keep Fit/Aerobic groups, Yoga, Mother & Toddler Groups, Baby groups, Amateur Dramatics, various sport related activities, dancing for adults and children, a "Pop In" centre for the elderly, Blind and partially sighted group.

The charity operates a community centre for Fordingbridge and the surrounding area. The community centre is used for activities that benefit members of our community in the areas of health, fitness, well-being, creativity and performance. Activities are available to all members of our community, with different activities of benefit to different age groups.

The Centre provides various activites and services in response to identified need within the local community which has been classed as in the top 10% of neighbourhoods suffering deprivation in Employment ,Health Educational standards With other areas of Birtley classed as within top 20% . Activites directed at Nursery provision, Young People and work with family groups. Work with Adults

The charity's objectives, as detailed in the constitution, are to promote the benefit and protect the interests of the inhabitants of Leverstock Green and the neighbourhood without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, race or political, religious or other opinions, by associating together the said inhabitants and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation, by the provision of facilities for the playing of amateur cricket, hockey, tennis, bowls and other sports and for other appropriate community activities.

Various charity work with local organisations helping with any specialist projects. Helping the elderly and vulnerable ot maintain their independence.

The Charity runs a Community Centre in the Abington Council Estate in the Headlands Parish of Northampton Town and West Northamptonshire Council's. The Centre is open as required. The users vary, but tend to be concentrated to the needs of the elderly. The centre has some directly managed activities, some activities run by Sections, and many activities run by regular and one-off hirers.

We provide a facility for the local community and small groups to meet and take part in community activities. Including a social meeting point, a focus for the elderly, hosting visits from vulnerable residents of York House, Seashell Trust and Cheadle Royal Hospital. We also provide volunteering opportunities for patients at the end of treatment at the eating disorder clinic.

To maintain & manage Wordsley Comunity Association Centres for activities promoted by the association in furtherance o f: Health, advance education, recreation, social, moral and intellectual development of our community residents.

Providing much needed assistance to the Somali Community Members reside in Lambeth.we run variety of activities including education programmes for children, advice and bilingual advocay for mainly womens and elderly people. similarly we oraganise workshops about heath, environment, citzenship and other activities.