Associations Charities That specialise in Social club

TO PROMOTE RELIGIOUS, CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES TO ITS MEMBERS AND TO ENCOURAGE INTEGRATION, UNDERSTANDING OF OTHER COMMUNITIES WITH DUE RESPECT TO CREED, CASTE AND OTHER SOCIAL AWARENESS. TO PROMOTE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES OF THE ASSOCIATION AND WORK CLOSER WITH OTHER COMMUNITIES ON A HARMONIUS BASIS.

The Honiton 729 Club is a club for adults with learning disabilities. The club meets most Monday evenings between 7 and 9 pm. With occasional trips out during the year. The club provides varied social activities.

As we have no school, shop or public house, the village hall is therefore the only focal point for the village. It provides a facility that is available to all the residents , various committees,social groups and is available for private functions to the villagers. The elected committee & trustees oversee the use, maintenance & provision of all the facilities that are available to all.

Judo Club, Wine Circle, Library, Women's Institute, Dance Groups, Film Club.Informative talks, and various social activities including annual Village Fayre, occasional theatre production.Children's parties.

MSSC is a sports and social club for visually impaired people and sighted members. We run regular cycling, walking, bowls, darts, swimming, canoeing and social activities including quizzes, theatres, brewery tours and much more from our base in Colliers Wood, Merton. We try to partner with other organisations in Merton and beyond that support us through fundraising and shared activities.

To provide and maintain the Village Hall for the people of Thurlaston and surrounding area, to use for meetings, social activities, educational and recreational classes

The making of donations to local, national and international charities. Supporting other deserving causes (primarily local to Wallasey but also more widely on Merseyside), sponsoring exchange students, sponsoring educational and social activities for young students, senior and other citizens and supporting Rotary Foundation.

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.

School parent teacher association - All our activities are fundraising events, in particular a Summer Fete and a Christmas Ball. Our aims are to provide enjoyable social activities for parents (Christmas Ball) and non-profit making social activities for the children (Treasure Hunt; Bedtime Stories). The FPTA also provides donations to other organisations.

St Paul's School Association organises events to raise funds to provide/assist in providing facilities/activities for advancing the education and providing recreation for the pupils of St Paul's School, Wokingham. It also organises/provides assistance with social activities for the children and parents of the school.

Craft Club - Tuesdays 10 am - 1 pm Principally cane work, but any other craft work is encouraged.Social Club - Wednesday 2 - 4 pm Entertainment provided by either visiting performers or activities such as dominoes or bingo.

We are a local conservation and amenity group founded in 1985 to protect and represent the interests of residents and businesses in the "village" of ancient Westminster (originally "Thorney Island"). In 1994 the society adopted the activities of the Friends of St James's Park and The Green Park. We maintain a large archive collection of documents and memorabilia, and arrange social activities.

A member led rural youth group which developes skills and education for any young people aged 10-26 years. Activities range from sports, public speaking, cattle showing and stock Judging, club fundraising events & social activities, dance & entertainment productions, drama and local community work.

The Miner's InstituteIs the focal point of many local social activities in the Llynvi valley Activities include Social Bingo and meeting point, Home of Nanty Youth Club, Private Gym in Basement complex. Children's Playgroup Ballroom and Street Dancing.and Jazzband practice.Social activities for the local rugby club & other local social events.Venue for Educational & Training Activities.

Income is derived from letting of village hall to local groups for activities for the benefit of the village. These include exercise classes, indoor bowls, and elderley residents social club.

Provides a building and open space for people living in the village or the surrounding area to engage in sporting, social and other activities regardless of age, ethnic/social group or religion.

Social activities for the village of Great Bradley (pop 400)Art group. WEA. Pilates. Flexible Friends. Slimming World. Scottish Dancing. Afternoon Club. Carpet Bowls. Book Club. Photo Club.For details of dates and times of these groups please see VH Calender on the Great Bradley Village web site.

The Village Hall Committee is responsible for the land it owns in Trust i.e. the village hall and surrounding grounds, the Calor Field, and the Rugby Club Field plus the organisation of social activities and events.

We provide a Village Hall for hire and for the promotion of various entertainments, functions, meetings and social activities for the use and enjoyment of the local community.

The charity is affiliated to the third age trust and provides facilities for: 1. Special interest groups to meet regularly in furtherance of their interest. 2. Visiting speakers on subjects of general interest and 3. Any connected social activities arising.

General Charitable activities. Main activity is letting to numerous organisations and charging rent. All local Church social activities are held in the Village Hall - it is the focal point of the Village and various meetings of many organisations are held there, eg. Church, Social functions, Parish Council, WI, Neighbourhood Watch. Other lettings to the following organisations include, Tai Chi,

Clapton Village Hall offers a hall and skittle alley available for the local community to hire for meetings, private and community gatherings.The Hall also offers accommodation to the village snooker club.The hall committee additionally organise village social events utilising the hall for these purposes which include educational, information and social activities.

We have a range of activities available such as rainbows, brownies, St. John Ambulance, Gardening Club, afternoon plus (social group for the young at heart), Boogie Bounce, Keep Fit, Zumba, tap dance, Stay and Play, Coffee Shop and we also hire out our premises for parties or social events.

Southport Centre for the Deaf follows its constitution by serving profoundly, severely and partially deaf adults. It provides social activities weekly on Tuesday mornings and fortnightly on Friday evenings. Occasional church services take place throughout the year.

Provide support, friendship and comfort by way of social activities for people who have suffered a stroke or strokes within the area of the Borough of Southend-on-Sea.