Associations Charities That specialise in Social club

Ability Sports and Social supports Adults with a wide Variety of Learning and Physical Disabilities by giving them access to a wide Variety of Sporting and Social Activities.

WACA is here to provide a community service. We currently have an elderly day care centre which runs four days each week. A Saturday school, womens group, and youth groups all running weekly. We also support social groups such as our dominoe team and pool teams also run an IT development for beginners.WACA also currently has 2 church groups running from the centre, weekly

Supporting the school and social activities for staff and parents

Marlins is a well-established club providing swimming and other activities for people with special needs in the Bedford area. Swimming sessions take place on Sunday evenings and are supported by an experienced team of volunteers. Additionally various other social activities take place throughout the year. Membership is open to anyone regardless of age or disability.

We are a social club for adults with special needs and learning difficulties. Our club meets once a week on saturday mornings. We take part in arts & crafts, juggling, games, sports, we go to shows and go for days out.

FAINS is the parent/teacher association for the school. Made up of parents and staff the group's main aim is to raise extra funds whilst providing social activities for the families and staff at the school.

Sponsorship of children to attend school.Contribution to costs of running social activities in the northern region of Malawi.Support for youths to carry out voluntary work in a developing country

Fund raising and social activities to support the students and their families at Ringwood School.

To foster the health and well being of the community and surrounding areas, through sport and internal activities, to cater for all abilities and disabilities, providing a friendly and efficient service for all with no exceptions.Providing these facilities for all the young and the not so young.

Social activities to raise money for various charitys

Educational and social group for women in the Blackfield/Fawley area of Hampshire

memorial hall, used for social activities

Provision of social activities for the elderly.

Ark Ripon is a social club for adults with learning &/ or physical disabilities. We meet at Ripon Bowling Club, Bondgate Green on 3 Tuesday evenings per month (apart from school holidays). Activities include socializing, music, arts, quizzes, games, bingo & crafts. We were formerly known as Ripon Gateway Club (from Sept 1968 to February 2007) and then Avalon Ripon Klub (ARK) until July 2016.

Support friendship & social activities suitable for members of the older generation eg monthly lunch at a economical rate. This Club has been closed for more than a year, due to lack of members and COVID. We are unable to provide any accounts because the Santander A/c is frozen, the Treasurer died during shutdown. the a/c wasn't used, so the bankclosed it down and will not reopen it.

A social club for people with and without physical disabilities. Meet weekly for social evening, quizzes, bingo, table games, chats. Arrange outings, holidays and fundraising events.

Primary aim is to care for the beauty, history and character of Tiverton Town and its environs. Motto - Watch & Ward. Organise range of lectures, information plaques, heritage walks and social activities. Keep in close touch with the Town, Mid Devon District and Devon County Councils. Registered with Civic Trust and Outer SW Federation of Civic Societies and member of Devon Conservation Forum.

VILLAGE USE HALL USED BY THE LOCAL COMMUNITY FOR JUMBLE SALES, KEEP FIT SCOUTS, CUBS AND SOCIAL GROUPS, VILLAGE FETE ALL PROCEED OF EVENTS FINANCE THE UP KEEP OF THE HALL AND SURROUNDING AREA

Recreational and social activities

EDUCATION AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH AN INTEREST IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

- Community support- Young people sport activities- Cultural and social activities- Language support- Health promotion- Participation promotion

For the benefit of the public, to provide relief of those in need by reason of older adult age through:(1) Raising awareness of age related health matters(2) Providing medical aids(3) Counselling services(4) Social activities

have social activities to raise funds to provide grants for masonic and non masonic charities.

To relieve the needs of blind and visually impaired people in the UK through the provision of support, education and practical advice. To run and setup events and social activities to promote sight loss awareness within local communities.

Education, fund raising, social activities.