Associations Charities That specialise in Social club

Current activities:The Slymbridge Village Hall provides:-The possibility for a large group of organisations to meet, e.g.: Horticultural Society,History Society,Dog Training, Parish Council, the Slimbridge variety Group, church meetings, Village Hall social group meetings-Horticultural shows-Variety performance evenings

The guild meets monthly for social activity. We have a wide range of speakers, covering many topics i.e. a teacher who helped children to become independant, although they were blind, a very interesting talk on antiques. A different speaker comes along each month. We also have a lightcraft section, and visit places of interest, also visits to the theatre.

Providing support and aerobic & aqua aerobic exercise for people whatever nationality who have suffered a stroke or similar disabilities and their carers. We also provide social activities, lunches and boat trips.

Providing a social club for members and giving them opportunities to have a greater interaction with the general public by arranging regular outings to the coast and theatre.also trips to other venues and zoos

The trust's activities include the provision of recreational facilities and the provision of a community center to serve as a focal point for the community in the North West of England. Activities conducted in the year include Hindu cultural and festival celebrations. The building premises were also made available for hire to community members for such other social activities. The support of the v

SUPPORTING THE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES OF THE SCHOOL

fund raising activities, social activities for different community groups, acts as an emergency centre for any local disaster,

Activities include the hiring and letting of the hall to the public and other interested parties. Fund raising by various events for the upkeep and improvement of hall facilities.Community use for clubs and social activities. Enabling users to lead a fully active and healthy lifestyle.

Provision of educational cultural and social activities for ethnic minority unemployed persons in Salford/Manchester area

White oak way schools association supports the staff, parents and children of Hannah More Infant and Grove School through fundraising and social activities

Pensioners social weekly clubPensioners bingo twice a week

Provision of community facilities, support, advice and advocacy for residents, provision of activities to improve the quality of life for residents, activities for children, essential food support, social groups, day trips, fun days.

Social activities for elderly & physically disabled people.

We provide a place to meet and socialise for local people also some of the groups that meet are:- pre-school playgroup; baby/toddlers; junior club; senior citizens club; line dancing; exercise; ballet & tap classes; banjo band; disabled club; bingo; tumbletots; church service social club.

The charity provides our community with a pleasant and safe facility for their use for meetings and various social functions. We fundraise by hosting events like a monthly quiz & supper, we have dinners and put on live bands & shows. All of which enrich the social activities of our community as well as raising money.

To collect and distribute emergency aid for refugees from war, oppression, natural disasters, climate change, and those being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, or membership of a particular social group or political opinion.

Regular social activities: Monthly coffee mornings for survivors, families around Cheshire; workshops and courses, some related brain injury and some on discovering new interests and skills; outings including bowling, falconry display, boat trips. Volunteering opportunities for members. We raise awareness about brain injury locally. Website and social media outlets providing information.

Provision of social activities and breaks/holidays to disabled people living in London Borough of Havering

Social activities for over 55 years e.g. dancing, dominoes, whist, bridge, Luncheon Club, Snooker. Also facilities for other local groups e.g. Probus, Girl Guides, Scouts, Age Concern, Camcorder Club, Talking Newspaper et al

Grantham Dramatic Society is a local amateur dramatic society, established in 1945. Its main aim is to foster and promote the knowledge, understanding, and appreciation of the dramatic arts amongst the people of Grantham and the surrounding area. The Society engages in live theatre performances as well as short sketches, outdoor events and promotional videos, and numerous social activities.

Provision of Adult Education, Comprehensive Welfare Rights service not just advice, Recreational and Social activities, facilities for other groups, drop in facilities with 23 computers for public use, free printing and telephone for job seeking and benefits, out reach work with mental health.

Our village hall is warm and comfortable with a popular social club, opening at weekends and bank holidays raising vital funds. The hall hosts a weekly coffee morning, plus classes such as woodcrafters, pilates and Zumba. A bi-weekly baby and toddlers group. A book exchange venture is also proving popular plus a local Chiropody clinic.

Arranging on site social activities for childrenFundraising for specialist equipment for use by Woodlands School.Subsidising school trips

We are a Consortium of 5 bowls clubs and play and use 2 greens in Danson Park, Bexleyheath, Kent. One of the clubs is for Visually Impaired bowlers. Another is a mixed bowling club where partners can participate and play together. We encourage new members to join us and can offer coaching and the loan of bowls etc. There are also a number of social activities that we arrange including holidays

Support the Royal Navy, Maintain Naval traditions,Remember the Fallen, Help the disabled, Look after the Needy, Cheer up the distressed, Enjoy Social activities, provide welfare support to all Serving and ex Serving Royal Navy families and dependants.