Associations Charities That specialise in Social club

Stokes Bay WI holds eleven meetings a year - nine of these are Speaker Meetings - plus educational trips and fund raising to support organisations within our local community. We also have a variety of regular social activities that benefit many members who might otherwise be isolated in the community.

Sport, keep fit, social activities, children's and young peoples' activities, meetings.

We provide social activities that include social meetings and accessible sports. Other activities include group days out, regular virtual meetings, technology support and mentoring. We also produce a monthly newsletter in various formats. All the venues we use are suitable for disabled access.

Our charity provides a meeting place for primarily older men in the community where they canmeet others and share their skills and abilities through creative activities such as woodwork,art games (e.g. chess) and other social activities. We also provide tools and equipment wherenecessary. Our aim is to enable older men who might feel isolated to engage with other individuals in the community

Educational and recreational activities. Most of our members are retired, some have retired early eg on company schemes for early retirement, some on health grounds. Social activities including coffee mornings with a visiting speaker, annual Xmas lunch, outings take place over the year. The charity is run by volunteers from among the members.

We maintain a local history museum. We provide resources for local schools. We provide objects and speakers for Reminiscence Therapy. We provide social activities for our members. We publish booklets on aspects of local history.

Fundraising activities in support of The Women's Library; attracting Friends by means of social activities.

The Friends of Mary Seacole Housing Association work to prevent and relieving hardship and distress amongst persons who are in need by reason of homelessness, for the public benefit in the Luton area. We provide supported semi-independent accommodation for single people and provided life skills, credited and non accredited training and social activities to support the users back into independency.

Charity operates solely within Blaenau Gwent. The hall is available for use by members of the public for social activities and also any bodies who wish to hold health and education classes.

Education and Social Activities

Afrolatino works with African and Asian refugees and asylum seekers in Leeds to promote confidence and bring about social change. We do this by organising social activities, both educational and creative, to assist community members to integrate into life in Leeds, and reduce isolation.Afrolatino runs regular activities such as music and film production training for young people.

Meeting twice a month in Lancashire to help promote educational and social activities for women.

To enable older people living on Anglesey to live fuller lives and benefit from a program of educational, physical and social activities.

Village Hall providing a venue for organised exercise and social activities (including private parties), children's and young peoples' meetings (Brownies), Parish meetings, and as a polling station.

To support and supplement the activities of the school. Fund raising to enable the purchasing of additional equipment for the school. To run social activities for the school and the wider community.

Management of a village hall on behalf of the residents of West and Middle Chinnock, Somerset, and the provision of social activities for the benefit of such residents.

Providing social activities for disabled children and their families.

Maintain village hall for community.Organise social activities for the community.Occasional training events (eg: first aid).

The West Community Centre runs a variety of activities eg. Martial Arts, Art club, Keep fit, Line Dance, Dance classes in tap and Ballet for all ages. We also have table tennis training and Association Table Tennis. We have a Martial Art Class and a Zumba Class. We have a social club and rent out our halls for various uses.

To provide a non-sectarian and non-political place of recreation and social activity for the advantage and benefit of the male and female inhabitants of Peterchurch and the surrounding district.

To provide education/training mainly by self help. Exchange of knowledge & experience for mutual benefit. To provide recreational/social activities and moral support. Sporting activities.

To provide support to children aged 3 - 19 with physical and/or sensory disabilities to ensure they have every opportunity to meet their potential in a range of learning and social activities.

THE HALL IS A COMMUNITY CENTRE FOR THOSE WHO RESIDE IN THE THREE VILLAGES OF SUTTON,BARLAVINGTON AND BIGNOR. IT IS ALSO AVALIABLE FOR HIRE BY PEOPLE LIVING OUTSIDE THE AREA.THE HALL IS USED BY GROUPS SUCH AS THE W.I.,PARISH CHURCH COUNCIL AND THE PARISH COUNCIL FOR MEETINGS AND THE HALL'S COMMITTEE PUT ON VARIOUS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE THREE VILLAGES.

Cheselbourne Village Hall for the use of members of the village and the village school. Activities in the hall include daily use by the school, Gardens Club, Pre School Group and various social activities including fund raising activities.

Increasing parental involvement with school & education. Using monies raised to provide extra goods and services for the school to enhance and promote education. Purchasing books, playground equipment and prizes. Holding Summer and Christmas Fairs and promoting the involvement of the local community. Facilitating social activities at the school such as a leavers disco.