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.

To further the benefits of the residents of Hampden Park and surrounding areas by providing a venue for community usage:. Playgroups, dance, keep fit, children' parties, club groups, education, the elderly and most related community activities . these facilities are provided at low cost.

To improve the lives of people living on the Mildenhall Road Estate, Bury St Edmunds by creating and operating a new community centre on the estate.

We provide buildings and facilities for use in : Community activities- Arts / Culture - Sports and Recreation used by the total Community covering all age groups.

Running of the Community Centre which is the only central facility in the Mitcheldean community with a kitchen, disabled toilet, storage and ample parking and which can give easy access.

To make available Long Furlong Community Halls for the benefit of the local and surrounding communities.

The Company continued its policy of letting the Old School House for residential accommodation as an investment. The holding and management of Marston Church Hall supports the life and work of St. Nicholas Church Marston Oxford and provides facilities for other community activities in the parish.

We provide & maintain a hall for the use of the local community. It is available for hire across the age range from play group to seniors clubs. The hall is provided free of charge for community activities.

Penygraig Community Project develops facilities to support children, young people and families living in Penygraig and neighbourhood creating opportunities for play, youth and community activities.

West St Leonards Community Association manages a building which provides a facility for all ages to use.Parent &Toddlers, Junior Football and Sports as well as catering for Senior Citizens activities.The building is also made available to outside parties who wish to hold social events and meetings.Within the building there is a social club that encourages all the local community to join.

Hosting of religious and community activities (Sports days, Concerts, conferences, and workshops) Men / Woman meeting, in addition to the advancement of education, health, counselling and relief of poverty.

To provide a well maintained building for the communal benefit of the inhabitants of Bradley and the surrounding villages. The trustees aim to provide high class facilities to voluntary organisations of all ages and the general public within our community. We encourage and value all our community activities.

CHURCH COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES 1. KIDS CLUB: 5 to 11 yrs 2. YOUTH CLUB: 12 to 18 yrs 3. SUNDAY SCHOOL: 1 to 13 yrs 4. BIBLE DETECTIVE TEACHING & TRAINING. 16 YRS AND UPWARDS. 5. BRING AND SHARE OPEN TO ALL. 6. PICNIC IN THE PARK-FAMILIES AND FRIENDS-FUN, GAMES FOOD & FELLOWSHIP. 7. RAINBOW CENTRE AID TOWARDS THE HOMELESS-DONATING FINANCE & FOOD. 8. CHURCH MISSION SUPPORT ACTIVITIES

Management of premises and resources in Skellingthorpe, Lincolnshire, for youth and other community activities

To promote community spirit for the benefit of the inhabitants.

Birmingham Community Association (BCA) has been providing specialised tailored welfare activities, particularly for African/Caribbean communities although not exclusive in Small Heath and surrounding area's. Since 1977 the BCA also offers & social activities, including befriending for the local community and provides a social framework of support for new communities arriving in Birmingham.

over sixties xmas party : upkeep of Croft House for community activities:try to deal with anything that affects the community

Provides buildings/facilities/open spaceActs as umbrella or resource body

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Cronton & the neighbourhood without distinction of sex or of political, religious 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.

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the local and surrounding area by the establishment of and maintenance/management of our community centre for associated activities.

Provision of community centre facilities for local groups and private hire.

Acitivities Programme for children & families, young people, adults and over 50's. This includes Kids Club ages 5 -12, Job Club providing support, advice, training for the unemployed. Community Cafe and computer drop in and advice to enable those without access to a computer, smart phone or internet to claim in work and out of work benefits. Collection point for Food Bank.

Dancing, Karate,Children's Playgroup, Crossroads Carers Trust, Flower shows, Fashion Shows, Private Party's & Celebrations, Meetings & Card Club. Based in Toton but used by people from surrounding area.

Laamiga is a voluntary community organisation run by women for women who want to become financially independent and gain more meaningful employment. Laamiga's mentors work with mentees to help them improve their self-confidence and sense of wellbeing. In turn, mentors gain an understanding of women from different cultures and an opportunity for personal development.

Being a registered Charity (1117224) for Littlemore and its Area of Benefit (AoB) as so described in the Association's (current) formal Constitution, as approved by the Charity Commission of England & Wales. This, including Managing, Operating and making provision for a wide range of activities and interests for the benefit of local people, at Littlemore's Giles Road Community Centre.