Associations Charities That specialise in Social club

To improve grass root football coaching in the area by providing FA Level 2 coaching courses to FA Chartered Standard Level and providing education to adults and children in the local community.

Providing a safe environment for 10-13 year olds to enjoy a wide variety of educational and social activities including sports, arts and crafts, cookery and games.A place for them to socialise and have fun in the Hurst Green and surrounding areas.

Chant will sell music in order to fund pro-social activity such as tree planting, Climate change communication, Sustainable building opportunities, animal welfare, water, and ocean protection.

The Charity aims to educate and nurture children and young persons in society to fulfill their aspirations. This can only be achieved through engagement and social inclusion. An example is helping young persons after school with their course work. Thus enabling them to keep out of delinquency and anti social activities.

Relieve suffering by setting up a residential mental health project for people living on the streets. We will distribute food to internally displaced people of the Anglophone Cameroon. We also run social groups to combat stigma, raise awareness and help people with mental health.

Provide a regular place to meet and opportunities for people to reminisce, access further information and socially interact. A reminisce/social group every Thursday. Held at a local hall.A lunch club every Friday Regular social events for the wider community (Buffets with entertainment ie singer)

ACTIVITIES INCLUDE, PEER COACHING WITH THE FOCUS ON BUILDING CORE LIFE SKILLS, REGULAR SOCIAL MEETS AND A TAILORED SIGN POSTING SERVICE.

An access and social group run by and for people with long term health conditions or impairments whose aims are to tackle social isolation and access barriers in Cheshire East.

A SOCIAL CLUB FOR YOUNG ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES AGED 17 - 30. THE PURPOSE OF THE GROUP IS TO BUILD AND MAINTAIN FRIENDSHIPS AND SOCIAL SKILLS, BUILD THE CAPACITY OF INDIVIDUALS THROUGH GROUP INTERACTION, TO HAVE FUN, LEARN NEW SKILLS AND BUILD CONFIDENCE. WE DO THIS THROUGH REGULAR MEETINGS, CHOSEN BY GROUP MEMBERS, INCLUDING COOKING, TRIPS OUT, OVERNIGHT RESIDENTIALS ETC

We are a social group for trans people and are welcoming to anyone who is on the trans spectrum. Based in Bournemouth, we hold group sessions in social settings for people aged over 18. Come chat and chill with other like-minded people! We are a safe, social and supportive group. Sessions can run in local bars/pubs/restaurants as required and may vary.

Activities and social club for the elderly

The organisation activities include:- Information, advice and referrals- Employment training- Money and debt advice- Health promotion- Supplementary education for children- Befriending and social activities for older people

Our Charity remains dormant due to slow decision making with key stakeholders. Expected activity start date is June 2023

Weekly open meetings held throughout the year for christian worship, prayer, social activities, teaching, evangelism and discipleship The building was open during the week to help/counsel church members and other members of the local community. The support of christian organisations/churches locally and nationally. Supporting Bedford foodbank.

Material Difference aims to address 'Clothing Poverty' in teenagers from families in need. Providing quality pre-loved clothing that will instil a sense of pride and confidence in the wearer in the hope that this will encourage them to participate more fully in school and social activities.

Providing the facilities to enable local people to play tennis and associated social activities. The club manages these facilities, comprising two courts, to enable all levels of player to participate and enjoy healthy recreation.

The organisation will create postnatal wellbeing hubs for vulnerable mothers :- to share experiences and support each other, through Action Learning Sets/peer support- to have access to postnatal mental and physical health practitioners - to engage in social activities - including craft therapy and to end with a retreat in and around Wales

We hope to aid in the recovery of families facing the cost-of-living crisis. We will also provide support for families with under-age up to secondary school of age and elderly regardless of religious and cultural background. We will make sure that human rights are at the centre of everything we do.The aim is that with the help of the supporter's it will able us to create social activities

We provide social activities for autistic individuals and their families. We provide support for parents and carers

Public worship services each Sunday. Small groups for moral/spiritual development. Free Sunday lunches for the attenders who are unwaged or low income families. Activities for children and young people. Social activities for the wider public, including disabled persons and the unwaged or low income families. Grants to people in poverty. Practical care for people in need the wider public.

Our Green Space provides green space for local community groups operating in Moss Side, delivering social activities, such as horticulture, green therapy and forest school.

The Charity provides a venue for a wide range of social activities and is also available for people/organisations to book a room for social, educational and leisure activities. There is a full cinema size screen and projector in the main hall and screens in the smaller room. The hall has a sound system for music etc. There is a kitchen and cafe area. Toilet facilities, including for the disabled.