Associations Charities That specialise in Social club

The Village Hall is the centre of social activities in the village particularly so since the closure of the one and only public house in the village. A variety of users includes the Toddler Group, Pilates, local history group, birthday parties, weddings etc The Hall is also used as a refuge centre in the event of an emergency.

The community service provides lunch clubs with transport, social groups,with transport where necessry, a social support group, painting and exercise groups, and outings mainly for older people. Provides opportunities for people with learning difficulties.as clients or volunteers. Hires out premises to other groups and local people. Information 0116-2787944.

We provide a variety of social and leisure activities and opportunities for our members who have a learning disability and/or SEND needs (extended to family members, guardians, carers). This includes social activities, such as discos and games groups, as well as cooking groups to enhance life skills, as well as drama and arts groups to promote creativity and freedom of expression.

Harpenden Choral Society has about 75 members and performs four concerts a year in Harpenden, including a carol concert. The Society aims to perform an increasing range of choral music of all periods, both sacred and secular, to a high amateur standard with the help of professional soloists and instrumentalists. The Society promotes singing as a social activity and strives to attract new members.

Maintenance and management of Nash Mills village hall. The hall is used by the greater community for social activities and gatherings. The hall is self funding and we receive no financial support for running costs from the Parish or local council.

The charity offers support to the activities of the Octagon Unitarian Chapel. It provides premises for the Sunday Club for young people. Other groups are permitted to use the premises for social activities as authorised by the Chapel Committee.

We are one church, with two buildings providing worship & prayer meetings & social activities. Facilities are used by many people from toddlers to seniors. We offer practical help to the local community in many areas of need. We have been at Cooke Street Bryn since 1987 and at the Bethel, Hindley Green since 1993. We amalgamated and adopted the joint name of Cornerstone Family Church on 18/11/2018

1. Provides social activities for the elderly and disabled.2. Provides Events for the community 3. Provides premises for respite club.4. Provides premises for learning disabilities team5. Provides premises for family gatherings for local residents6. Provides premises for religious groups7. Sporting activities for all ages8. Provides Activities Child9.Premises various user groups

To provide assistance,advice,support and social activities for blind and partially sighted persons who are resident in the old county of the "Isle of Ely".

providing a social group for people in rural areas between the ages of 10 and 26. Having fundraising events such as sponsored walks, rides, dinner and dances.

Responsible for maintenance and running village hall to provide facilities for social activities in the village of Renhold. These include WI, Line dancing, Keep fit, Carpet bowls, Parish Council meetings, Weddings, Anniversaries and Childrens parties.

Provide accommodation, kitchen & facilities for local disabled charities to meet weekly or monthly for social activities and/or their business meetings.

Provides a meeting place for village organisations and groups for various activities. Provides a hall for use of local residents for social activities including weddings and parties.

To update and maintain Marholm Village Hall for the use of educational, recreational and functional use for the residents of the village and surrounding areas. This includes social activities, fund raising, mother and baby groups, exercise groups, folk dancing, line dancing, religeous activities and a meeting place for the Parish Council.

To promote religious, Cultural & social activities for Hindu community in and around Cheltenham and Gloucestershire.to provide aid and advise to all community members.

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.

Part of the building is rented to N.Y. county council for use as a library. The lease of this part of the property is in the process of being assigned to the community library trustees. As well as being used by charity & social groups to raise funds and hold meetings, regular craft/gift and antique fairs and Art Exhibitions are held in an effort to raise money to maintain the premises.

Village hall is a central hub providing a meeting place for sports and social activities to benefit the health and well being of the local and wider community. We offer space for small businesses to meet. The hall is available to hire for gatherings including anniversaries/ celebrations/ weddings. From time to time charitable donations are given to other organisations.

The main function a Social Club is to provide deaf members with a stable environment and served those, whos first language is British Sign Language. The club has a rich source of information for deaf, hearing impaired and hearing people. There is a link to local social services and the Church of England and pastoral care.

The management and upkeep of the Jubilee Hall to provide a venue for clubs, social and educational activities in the village, also to run events to raise funds for the upkeep of the hall and provide social activities for the village

The Hall is an important facility in the Community. There is a main hall, with stage and a kitchen. Regular users, keep fit, street dance, Zumba and Zumba Gold, health, puppy training, martial arts, and a social group, an elderly peoples luncheon club. It is popular for birthday parties. It has a modern kitchen, disabled access and toilet, single gender toilets, 45 solar panels & small car park.

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

To promote and encourage people with and without physical disabilities to come together on equal terms. To achieve complete integration within the wider community providing social activities inc swimming. Providing transport people with disabilities, elderly and other with mobility problems - carers.

Hall is hired by a variety or public organisations and private individuals throughout the year. Income from this is used to maintain the hall and to provide entertainment for local people and a venue for local sporting and social activities.

Longford Village Hall is used both by the parishioners and by the general public. Groups that use it on a regular basis include Guides and Brownies, social groups and specific activity groups, a calendar is available on our website, www.longfordvillagehall.org.On a regular basis the committee has organised community events including, Quiz nights, craft sales and Car Boot sales.