Associations Charities

Making grants to those institutions and charities falling within the charity's objects.

Barry YMCA aims to provide in the communtity a meeting place where friendships and activities can be shared, which stimulates and challenges its members, in an environment that enables them to take reposibility and find a sense of achievment. It does this by offering a diverse programme of sport, education, social and play, services to its members.

Charitable grants to advance orthodox Jewish religious education and relieve the poor, sick and feeble amongst members of the Jewish faith.

Castlehaven Community Association offers front line services to local residents, including activities for groups from under 5s through to pensioners. It also has a floodlit multi-sports pitch and offers a multitude of other activities to pensioners, families and children. This small but high profile, vibrant community association continues to develop and respond to the needs of local residents.

Providing grants both capital and revenue to support agencies seeking to assist the single homeless in the Uk and initiating new projects to provide training, education and business efficency for the homeless sector. Through the wholly owned commercial subsidiary Bramah house Limited, LHF provides affordable office accommodation for related charities and project management for LHF initiatives.

Ludlow Assembly Rooms is an arts, entertainment and community centre, which provides live shows, films, exhibitions and workshops; room space for meetings, conferences, exhibitions, family celebrations, etc; a cafe bar; a ticketing service for events organised independently; volunteering opportunities, equipment and staff/expertise; marketing advice and information; and a skill building programme.

Stepping Stones provides educational support for children, young people and women in GCSE, SATs and language. We have also established a nursery that provides 10.5 additional free placement.

we offer a full range of scouting activities to local children aged between 6 and 14.5

We provide services and facilities for young persons as would be expected under the remit of the Scouting Association.

Education, recreation, provision of community facilities and premises, support, leisure, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of Lymington and its neighbourhood.

Services for the general public and / or older people living in Essex and Suffolk. The services offered are: advice and support with claiming benefits, care, consumer, energy, advocacy and information: social clubs and friendship activity: mental health support, emotional support, end of life, bereavement and dementia support.

Girlguiding Midlands enables girls and young women to develop their potential and to make a difference in the world.

To pursue the objects of the charity with all the resources available to the charity.

Grants to promote the acquisition by national and regional libraries and archives of printed books, manuscripts and records of historical, literary, artistic, architectural, musical or such like interest and to assist the libraries in any other way which the Charity considers appropriate.

The object of the League is to relieve patients of the Worthing Hospitals and to support the work of the said Hospitals by the provision of medical equipment and facilities for the benefit of patients, staff and visitors. The League runs a shop, a trolley shop and cafe at Worthing Hospital as part of its primary charitable activites.

To support and aid sick,elderly or infirm members of Masonic Lodges in Yorkshire and their dependants and widows and to support other Masonic and non Masonic organisations

Face to face counselling for children and young people up to 25 year olds.Counselling in schools.Mentoring for young people.Remote counselling via phone/Teams.Group-based activities supporting mental health.Themed workshops for parents, professionals and young people.Involvement in community activities to promote mental health and challenge stigma.Parent/Carer and family support.

RELIEF OF POVERTY AND OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES

Operates Britannia Village Hall including children's play area.Runs and supports community activities.Distributes free newsletter locally about charity/voluntary activities.Assists local community with consultation on planning and social issues.

A community centre for learning, personal growth and enjoyment

Headway North Staffordshire provides rehabilitation & respite facilities for adults 18 plus with acquired, traumatic or stroke related head injuries. Headway House provides a meeting place with facilities for improving mobility social, domestic, educational and social skills. We provide support and daily respite for relatives.Activities include :Gym and Physiotherapy,Social Activities

Provision of a range of support, recovery and wellbeing services for people with mental health problems including community services, social activities, counselling, peer support and therapeutic groups. The charity also provides training for other agencies and helps to raise awareness and overcome the stigma and discrimination experienced by people with mental health problems.

To purchase medical equipment and provide benefits to patients in Yeovil Hospital

Age Concern Luton provides a wide range of services to meet the different needs of older people and their carers in Luton. This includes home support, gardening service, a visiting scheme, telephone club, home repair scheme, lunch and social clubs, advice and information, enhancing lives scheme, hospital discharge service, advocacy, mental health and dementia drop in sessions.

We strive to raise funds by private contributions. We made a fundraising even in June 2012 with a Rabbi from abroad being one of its highlights. We distribute the funds locally such as tuition payments and caring for students needs when otherwise not possible by parents and abroad which included charities in Israel.