Associations Charities That specialise in Community association

To advance education and provide facilities for leisure and recreation in Grenoside, Sheffield through the establishment and management of a community centre.This is the meeting place for the majority of village activities which provides opportunities for adults and children. The centre is maintained to a high standard in a safe and clean environment.

To provide a facility promoting social well-being, catering predominantly for the local South Wimbledon community.We also have users from further afield. We provide rooms & other facilities at lower rates than most other local providers. We also provide limited direct services for members.

Boston Community Transport is membership-based and for people unable to use or have limited access to public transport. We assist our members with journeys they may not be able to make such as: Medical appointments, opticians, physiotherapists, chiropodists, shopping, visiting family/friends, attending community activities, one-off or regular trips including the library, post office or chemist.

For the benefit of the community and association members by use of the hall for family parties, funerals, local charity events. We also provide facilities for local pool and dart teams. We also provide entertainment for local children and their parents on a monthly basis by way of discos, Christmas parties and children's entertainers.

over 6o's, mums and tots, dance groups, table tennis, bingo, darts. we host various activites for all ages and involve the community and local groups such as, dance groups etc. and Birchwood Lions have set up home here, also room hire for parties etc.

Provision of sports,social and leisure activities for the local community

To establish a Community Centre for Durham City South West and neighbourhoods, based on the work of the Lowes Barn Community Project small charity constituted in 2017. There is a rapidly growing population here which lacks such a facility. The LBCP CIO will provide a community led programme of healthy recreation and well-being for all including community activities, exercise, music, arts & crafts.

Painters Forstal Community Association (PFCA) aims: to set up, provide and operate a community/village hall in the village of Painters Forstal in the parish of Ospringe, Kent; and, to organise and run events, activities or facilities of an educational, recreational, leisure-related, socially-enhancing, health-enhancing or similar nature.

Endlesham Hall provides a safe and affordable space for community activities, welcoming people from all walks of life to connect and enjoy shared experiences, build new skills, find a sense of belonging and thrive together.In particular, the hall supports local groups, individuals and projects with a focus on education and wellbeing, the creative arts, faith, spirituality and nature.

Private school fund for trips, photos and general pupil activities including music lessons, afterschool club and community activities.

Provides playgroup, after school club, youth groups and community activities and education in the Harden/Leamore area of Walsall

We run a Community Centre. Within the centre we accomodate a Children's Centre and a Pre-school. We hire rooms out to many groups such as Dog Training, Girl Guides, Friendship Group, various dancing classes, toddler group, baby clinic, Zumba, Tai chi etc. We also put on regular events for the local community. We are sympathetic to charitable organisations wanting to use our centre.

Worship services twice each Sunday, plus a monthly midweek service. Meetings for youth and younger children each week in term time. Prayer meeting/Bible study every week. Ad hoc participation in local community activities e.g Christmas Lantern Parade. Engagement with local schools, e.g. holding assemblies and providing facilities for Christmas Carol Services.

To provide facilities for social welfare, educational and recreational use.

Provide community centre to benefit recreation and leisure-time activities for the inhabitants of North Ascot and the neighbourhood.

Religious and community activities for all ages

Christian worship, fellowship and community activities for all age groups within the Brewood, Codsall, Coven, Rakegate and the surrounding area.

Community activities

Age Concern Lunch ClubTuesday Bingo ClubFriday Bingo ClubLeigh Park Amateur Boxing ClubCitizens Advice BureauDog Training ClassesFree Beginners I.T. TrainingFriendship ClubKeep FitLeigh Park & Warren Park Good NeighboursMind In HavantPodiatristSlimming WorldMother and Toddler GroupTable Top Sales

INITIATES AND RUNS LEISURE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.PROVIDES FACILITIES FOR OTHER ORGANISATIONS WITH SIMILAR OBJECTIVESHIRES OUT ROOMS FOR PRIVATE MEETINGS AND FUNCTIONSWORKS WITH OTHER ORGANISATIONS (EG SCHOOLS) WHERE IT BENEFITS THE COMMUNITY

The centre is use most evenings by the youth of the area. Keeping the children of the roads occuping them with games, arts and crafts, pool, Wii's, computers and other activities. Most days are taken up by the adults - slimming club, coffee mornings etc During school holidays the centre is use by the children, where volunteers and parents along with bought in activities keep them occupied.

BALPA (Bristol Academy of Live Performing Arts) for ages 2 - 18 year olds in singing, dancing, musical theatre and instruments. We run a bursary scheme for this to ensure it is accessible to all community members within this age range. Community activities such as involvement in the carnival and Christmas lights switch on. We are now running adult classes as well.

Community activities such as Toddler Groups,a Youth club, exercise classes etc are held in the centre.A Community Pantry, warm space and chatty cafe is run weekly and a Nursery annexe for 2 year olds is housed in one of the small halls.The centre is well used for parties, community events and training purposes. Conferences have also been held in the main hall.

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Bakersfield and the neighbourhood, without distinction of gender, sexual orientation, race or of political, religious or other opinions, by associating together the said inhabitants and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations, in common effort to advance education and to provide facilities.

Welcome to the Winnall Community Centre. You will find us right at the heart of Winnall, on the North-East side of the historic city of Winchester. The centre is run by the Winnall Community Association CIO board of Trustees and it's centre manager, the Centre has provided an ideal location for many of the social activities enjoyed by the local community since 1964