Associations Charities That specialise in Youth Groups

Provide opportunities for young people.

trains young people from ages 8 - 18 on discipline, team building, seamanship skills, sailing, boat handling and demonstrating how they can each develop and grow to become upstanding members of the local community

The charity supports the furtherance of Scouting and Girl Guiding for able and disabled youngsters in the parish of Walton-On-The-Hill and neighbourhood by providing suitable social facilities for community use. The HQ is the venue for weekly meetings and provides storage for camping and other equipment. It is used by Dyscover, a charity for people with aphasia and by a pre-school soft play group.

We are a Scout Group located at Annfield Plain and we operate in line with the Scout Associations Rules & Regulations providing activities for persons aged from 4 years old . Activities are educationally based the aim is to offer our young members the opportunity to develop spiritually, physically and mentally offering challenges otherwise not available.

Scouting.

To promote the development of young people in acheiving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potenTials and as members of their national and international communities under the aegis of the Scout Association of Great Britain

As scouts we are guided by these valuesIntegrityRespectCareBeliefCo-operationScouting takes place when young people, in partnership with adults, work together &Enjoy what they are doing & have funTake part in activities indoors & outdoorsLearn by doingShare in spiritual reflection & make good choicesUndertake new & challenging activitiesMake & live by their Promise.

We administer a recreational area which encompasses a football field, cricket pitch and play area, including child play area and equipment and young adult/adult fitness equipment. Our associate members include the local cub, brownie and rainbow groups, cricket club and football club. This area is available for use to all comers and buildings are available for rent if wanted.

The Group provides training within 3 different age ranges for young people both male & female aged 6 to 15. These activities develop the individual and group to fulfil an active place in society. The Group is run by volunteer Leaders and Executive committee, all of which are part of the Scout Association. The Group is funded by membership fees & fund-raising events and grant applications.

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week, the 33rd/65th Leicester Scout Group give young people of Hamilton and Humberstone the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.

Various scouting activities including hiking, camping, map reading, fundrasing, sports and craft.

The activities of the charity are to provide the facilities and finance to enable the section leaders of the scout group to provide the training and development of young people as prescribed by the scout association.

The group is run on a completely voluntary basis to offer Scouting opportunities to a diverse group of young people (aged 6 - 24) from the local community, including residential expeditions in various parts of the UK. The group are presently fundraising in order to modernise / rebuild the existing headquarters building, which is very old.

A balanced programme is run on a weekly basis which helps the children to gain badges. Outdoor activities are run which include tracking, camping and various other outdoor pursuits. The children also take part in District run activities, like swimming, five-a-side football, sports days etc.

Fund raising to cover costs of items and activities, not funded through National or Local Official sources, to enable the Dorset Army Cadets to carry out their training in an appropriate manner. In addition the league supports young cadets whose income may require financial support to attend collective training away from home.

Grants made for the relief of hardship, towards the cost of extra curricular activities for school children and to help with the purchase of course material by further education students. Grants also made to local organizations such as the Brownie pack. Life-line alarm systems rented for the elderly.

Acts as an umbrella and gives advice and guidance to guiding groups. Milford Guide Hut accommodates the Milford on Sea Guiding Groups and is let at a reasonable rate to local groups and individuals.

AS PART OF THE SCOUTING ASSOCIATION, we provide a building for use and recreation of the children and youth of Trevor and suurrounding area, so they can participate in all types of scouting related activities and training.

Kilgrimol Centre offers residential accommodation for members of Girlguiding UK. The building also hosts unit meetings, trainings and adult support for Girlguiding's volunteer leaders. There is also Community use of the building for playgroups, trainings, meetings ,etc.

The Group admits young people (aged 6 to 14) to membership, and is subject to the policy and rules of the Scout Association. The purpose of Scouting is 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 provide education and training to young people under the banner of scouting

Village hall available for hire within the local community. Used by playgroup, guides, brownies, senior citizens, WI, dance and self defence classes. Available for general hire for activities such as parties. Fund raising events held include fetes, fairs and shows.

A unit of the Scout Association. There are Scout, Cub and Beaver sections. The sections meet most weeks during school terms. The young people do a variety of activities, and various camps.

The provision of educational activities and training, which cover outdoor activities, environment, conservation, heritage, spiritual and cultural interests based on the Scout Promise and Law, and guided by adult leadership.

Support membership by providing funds for programmes to aid youngsters physical ,intellectual,spiritual and social development,thus helping them to become responsible citizens.