Associations Charities That specialise in Youth Groups

Premises are used for meetings by Rainbow, Brownie, Guide and Senior Section units, and also for other meetings within the Girlguiding Movement.

Schools, Youth Club, Scouts, organisations of an educational character in the Parish

Training of young people in practical skills and social responsibility under the auspices of The Scout Association

Whittlesey District Guiding looks after the district for 1 Rainbow Units, 3 Brownie Packs, 1 Guide Company and a Ranger Unit. We share the facilities at the Joint Scout and Guide HQ : upkeep of the premises and share the running costs. This ensures the strength of Guiding in Whittlesey District.

Army Cadet Force

Scout Group: Children aged from six to twenty five and adult volunteers. Beavers, Cubs and Scouts learning life skills and having fun!!

Hall maintanance for Rainbows, Brownies, Gudies and Rangers meetings.

TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN ACHIEVING THEIR FULL PHYSICAL, INTELLECTUAL, SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL POTENTIALS, AS INDIVIDUALS, AS RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS AND AS MEMBERS OF THEIR LOCAL, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES

TO ENABLE OUR MEMBERS ACHIEVE THEIR PERSONAL MAXIMUM POTENTIAL, MENTALLY, PHYSICALLY AND SPIRITUALLY

To distribute in equalisation the annual interest amongst the current active girlguiding units within Wisbech district as per the 'scheme' registered 24 October 1989.

This is a Scout Group and provides the usual activities of the Scout Association.It promotes the development of young people in achieving their full potential in physical, intellectual, social and spiritual areas.

Makes grants to organisationsGeneral Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingSport/recreationfor the benefit of Children/Young people in HEREFORDSHIRE & WORCESTERSHIRE

We aim to create an environment where young people aged 8-18 can reach their full potential whatever their circumstances. We provide a balanced programme of activities that develops the whole person in an environment of social interaction and team working, using a nautical theme based on the customs and traditions of the Royal and Merchant Navies.

Girls and young women are encouraged to develop their individual skills and talents, to fulfil their potential and to take an active and responsible role in society. This is supported by girlguiding's distinctive, stimulating and enjoyable programme of activities.

The Tyne Lifeboat Society supports local good causes on Tyneside that are involved with saving lives on the River Tyne and around the immediate coastline and also youth organisations with a marine context.Organisations that benefit include Volunteer Lifeguards, Volunteer Life Brigades, Sea Cadets, Sea Scouts and Marine Emergency Units.

Full range of Scouting activities provided for young people aged 6 - 14 years plus fund raising events to support the Group and maintain equipment for these activities

Youth Work

The purpose of the Fund is to help the youth of Shipley Parish to develop talents which they would have difficulty in financing themselves. Those eligible are those under 25 who live in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Shipley or who are, or have been pupils at Shipley Primary School, William Penn School in Cooham, or are current or past Scouts or Explorer Scouts in the 1st Shipley Scout Group.

Scouting

Meeting of Brownies and Girl Guides

Oxshott Girlguiding Units are part of Girlguiding UK the largest charity for girls and young women giving girls and young women a space to discover and grow enabling them to find their voice and make a positive difference in the world. We deliver an exciting diverse girl-led programme of activities facilitated by trusted adults in our meetings.

We run six units, Rainbows, Brownies, Guides, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts, from our Scout Hut in Mitcham. The children attend weekly meetings where they work towards badges which help to make them aware of their environment and to care for others. Camping and fund-raising are among the many activities in which the children are involved.

Small grants are given to people in need who live in the Benefice of Badgeworth, Witcombe and Shurdington. These needs may arise through, for example, illness, accidents or sudden death of wage-earners in families. The Welfare Trust may give one-off grants to worthy causes for specific things such as equipment for young peoples' groups e.g. scouts, guides, cubs and playgroups.

Bristol ACF fund raising consists of bag packing at local supermarkets as well as donations from local individuals and organisations. During the past year we have been able to assist cadets to attend annual camp, have bought equipment to enhance training facilities and have provided funds for social activities that benefit all our young people.

guiding activities for girls age 7 - 10 years