Associations Charities That specialise in Social club

Social Club for people with Learning Disabilities

VOLUNTEER LED SOCIAL CLUB FOR ADULTS WITH AND WITHOUT DISABILITIES - PATRONS WARWICK DAVIS & ACTRESS CHERYLEE HOUSTON, IZZY ARMSTRONG CORONATION STREET.JUNE 2012, WE RECEIVED THE QUEENS AWARD FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE, THE MBE FOR VOLUNTEER GROUPS.PROVIDE LIVELY MONTHLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS, ACCESSIBLE TO ALL. MEMBERS 18+, OVER 70 MEMBERS.CLUB AFFILIATED TO PHAB NATIONAL - REG CHARITY NO. 283931

The Village Hall is used by members of the village as a meeting place for physical, mental and social activities, it is hired out for the use of disabled youths, and various local associations.

Social activities for Senior citizens of Wraysbury & Horton

To raise quality, status and benefits of refereeing, for the good of members and in the interests of sportTo represent interests of members of each regional HubTo keep members informed of all relevant news and information passed from relevant sports authoritiesTo organise educational and social activities for members

The charity's aim is to provide community centre services to people around the Havelock Street and wider area. These services include organising of educational and cultural events, sports and social activities, as well as a general meeting place benefiting the residents of Aylesbury.

LEISURE AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR OAP'S MONDAY AND TUESDAYS EVERY WEEK .2 HOURLY SESSION EACH TIME.SOCIAL PARTIES AND DAY TRIPS ALSO DANCING,AND GUEST SPEAKERS

Support provided for former members of the Royal Air Force and their families in the form of financial help or accommodation, social activities and general welfare support.

Leicestershire Deaf Children's Society (LDCS) is affiliated to the National Deaf Children's Society (NDCS). We provide support on all aspects of deafness including communication, education, technology, social and behavioural and cultural issues. Membership is free. We provide social activities consisting of day and weekend trips, Christmas celebrations and youth activities.

Providing social activities and disseminating information and advice to older (ie over 55) people.

We offer coaching and competitive opportunities in Multi Sport,Wheelchair Basketball,leisure and social activities for the inclusion of all within the local community and surrounding areas.To include both town and rural areas in doing so promoting sport, healthy lifestyle.Regardless of age,gender,disability. You dont have to be a wheelchair user to take part it is about participation and fun.

The Spalding Deaf Club meets up twice a month to help give the opportunity for deaf people (young and old) in the local and surround areas to come together, socialise and talk about any issues that concern them. Typical activities include fund-raising to provide day-trips out and for any worthy causes related to the deaf world.

A Social Club for adults with learning difficulties.

Monthly meetings, educational and social activities

The operation of a sports club for persons with disabilities.

Greenacre School Association supports pupils within the school aged 2-19 with special needs by providing grants for additional facilities, equipment and social activities over and above that provided by the school itself. The charity seeks to ensure that no pupils are excluded from any activities due to their personal circumstances or financial status.

Provide sport and social activities for disabled people and their families and friends

Peer support social meet ups for adults and their children.

Education and social activities for women

Social activities including some art and craftTrips to local events and cinemas

Provides facilities and amenities for social activities for members of community including Elderly People and other groups

meetings for local women and educational and social activities

Support & social group for persons under the age of 65 who have suffered a Stroke, and their families and carers. Telephone/email advice and support.Monthly social meetings, outings and events, for group members.We also have occasional input into the development of stroke medical treatments and rehabilitation.

To help older and disabled members of the community socially by providing local entertainment and trips to places of interest.

Educational and social activities for women.