Associations Charities That specialise in Social club

EMiS provides a physical space, tools and equipment, encouragement and training to carry out various activities such as small woodworking projects, community projects, gardening and social activities. Catchment area is Evesham and surrounding areas.

Educational & Social Activities in, and around, the Bourne Area.

Sport & social activities to enhance the mental & physical advancement of young people

Melchbourne Village Hall Committee organises a range of social activities for villagers and their friends in nearby villages. Activities include dances, dinners, bbq's, occasional concerts and quizzes. It provides a venue for occasional private parties and church events.

Provides social activities for adults with learning disabilities. Gives grants to individuals and groups providing services for people with learning disabilities. Provides advice, advocacy and information to people with learning disabilities.

The key activities of SHCA include, provision?of a common?place?of?worship, organising Yoga and Meditation workshops, spread awareness of health and well-being, povision?of facilities?for?religious?functions and activities, provide a common?place?for?educational?and?social activities and a detailed understanding of?the?basic?concept?various?schools?of?Hindu?philosophy

Operates throughout Wakefield district to promote and play association football by adults, girls, boys, and disabled people.

Education of women within the institute. Contributing to Ridgeway village through social activity, local action and fund-raising.

Provides a place of Christian worship, Biblical teaching & practical and pastoral support.Meetings for christian worship, spiritual encouragement and Biblical Teaching Provides children and youth clubs ,and counselling Provides community social activity, coffee mornings, fun day event etc.The Church carries out a wide range of public activities community social and coffee mornings

MUMS/TODDLERS. LINE DANCING. ART CLASS. CARPET BOWLS LEAGUE. CARPET BOWLS FOR BEGINNERS LADIES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES.. COFFEE MORNINGS SOCIAL EVENINGS ZUMBA CLASSES

We organise social activities to generate funds for equipment or facilites which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

GIVE GRANTS TO NEEDY PERSONS FOR HEALTH/SOCIAL ACTIVITIES (USUALLY AGE RELATED)

Provides educational classes, interest talks, outings and social activities for retired people.

OAP SOCIAL CLUB CORRINGHAM ESSEX

Sporting and social activities for the Visually Impaired in Swindon and surrounding Areas, including Tenpin Bowling, Cycling, Sailing, Acoustic Rifle Shooting, and Showdown (a sport created specifically for visually impaired people). Social activities includes monthly coffee get togethers, monthly breakfast meet ups, and a monthly walk and talk.

WE ARE A SMALL SCHOOL PTA WHICH RUN VARIOUS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPLEMENT, FOR EXAMPLE, SCHOOL VISITS AND EQUIPMENT WHEN NEEDED.

We extend the hand of friendship to anyone over 18, ladies, gentlemen and couples. We facilitate events and outings, individually or in groups as well as talking with people in their homes. Some of the social activities we arrange are coffee mornings, fun mobility sessions (gentle exercises), games, theatre outings and shopping trips.

undertaking fundraising activities on behalf of the school to provide valuable extra resourses for the enhancement of the childrens education and social activities

We provide sport and recreational activities for disabled people within Basildon and District.

Fundraising and social activities to benefit the pupils of Offley Endowed Primary School

The hall is used for fund raising events to provide facilities for the village and is also used for social activities within the village.

Social activities in the Billy Row area. The area of benefit will now be Billy Row Village the settlements of Stanley Crook adjacent to the North East; Sunniside to the North; Roddymoor to the West and Grahamsley to the south. The boundaries of the settlements will now be the full extent of work carried out by the association.Including safety, environment, education, health and youth.

To provide a place for the meeting of deaf, hard of hearing and hearing people to gather for social activities

1. To provide a community centre wherein-in all members of the community may meet and to provide and maintain the grounds and buildings for this purpose.2. To provide facilities for groups or individuals to hire the building for meetings, fundraising events, social activities etc. The rents from this to provide funds for upkeep of the centre.

The main activity is to provide a safe space to run a weekly leisure/social club for adults with learning difficulty. Club evenings feature a disco, bingo and raffle plus other events and parties.