Associations Charities

COMMUNITY CENTRE AND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION TYPE ACTIVITIES

We offer confidential advice in the following areas:Welfare benefits, Immigration & Asylum, Education, Consumer and General, Nationality, Indefinite leave to remain and appeals.We also offer English classes from Pre-entry Level to Level 2.Enrichment activities like yoga classes, coach trips, sewing classes and flower arranging courses are also offered.

To improve the environment and leisure facilities in Spencer Park and to promote their use while preserving the nature of the park.

To raise funds for the benefit of the patients and medical staff of the hospital.

The PCC exists to support the overall mission and ministry for the Church of England in the Parish, by the provision of services and church buildings and facilities as places of worship and in support of community activities such as concerts. Our churches are: St Michael, Aldbourne; St Michael, Axford; St Nicholas, Baydon; St Mary, Chilton Foliat; All Saints, Froxfield; and Holy Cross, Ramsbury.

To improve the life experience and skills of 100 disabled people each year aged 4 to 30 years living in the Durham City and Chester le Street area by providing supported access to mainstream leisure and social activities within the community on a regular ongoing basis.

1) Public worship and pastoral ministry in the Catholic tradition of the Church of England.2) Support for community activities /provision of community space through our division 'Crofton Park Community Link'.3) Space for reflection; enjoyment of grade 2 listed building.4) Providing community Voice and leadership/ other local boards6) Collecting for/ promoting other Charities

Christian teaching for adults+children.Baptisms,weddings,funerals.Prayer support.Church-run community activities.Youth club/drop-in,parent and toddler group + a conversation group for International students promote social cohesion.Hardship Fund for discretionary one-off sums to mitigate hardship within parish and also to support church members.10% of annual income given to other charitable causes.

Activities undertaken for public benefit include: 1. providing resources and facilities for public worship 2. pastoral care notably in visiting the sick and bereaved, 3. spiritual, moral, and intellectual teaching and development 4. youth, children's and social clubs and activities which promote Christian values 5. provision and upkeep of Church halls for the Church and community.

We work with local communities in Poole to develop and sustain vibrant community and enterprise hubs that deliver community activities, recreational activities, social welfare services and support to new enterprises.

Running an all-purpose community centre in the heart of Southwick, West Sussex, for a wide range of activities serving the local population.

Triangular was initially set up in 2014 as a community group. As the number of beneficiaries grew and the work expanded, the trustees decided to incorporate the organisation in 2018 for more accountability and transparency. The object of the CIO is to advance the education and training of those granted refugee status, seeking asylum, recent migrants and their dependents.

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Provides finance for Exeter Cathedral fabric maintenance, music library and archives.

Rothley Parish Church offers Christian worship in the Anglican tradition, maintains a village-wide pastoral care role, supports the work of the village school through its governors and direct involvement, maintains teaching and social activities for all age groups, co-operates and works with the other three Christian denominations in the village for the benefit of the whole community.

To promote the education and relief of young people with learning difficulties. This is achieved through the provision of a programme of life skills training which encompasses numeracy and literacy, IT, arts and crafts and social activities.

We are a Voluntary Community Organisation providing space for a range of Community Groups and have lettings to raise funds to run the Centre.Activities include: Childcare for 0-10year olds, Marshal Arts, Dance, Games/Role Play, Yoga etc. See our Web site for the current programme.We have an OFSTED registered Childcare Setting (550093)

Romford Methodist Circuit is the primary unit to which the 10 local churches are connected for the purposes of mission.It is the Circuit to which ministers are stationed and preachers trained and it is responsible for the effective deployment of the resources of ministry - people, property and finance, providing sacred space and space for community activities in sympathy with our Christian ethos.

There are weekly meetings on Sunday and meetings (prayer meeting, coffee morning, toddler group, youth club) during the week. The church facilities are used by community groups and other organisations such as Rainbows and Brownies, an Art Group, Birmingham Chinese Evangelical Church and Good News For Everyone for regular meeting weekly and holding administrative and training meetings.

We provide accommodation in bed-sitting rooms or suites, all with en-suite toilet/shower for 11 elderly people, who provide their own breakfasts and evening snacks. We provide a midday dinner and a meal at 6.30. The house has a large garden, and a pleasant lounge and dining room. There are some social activities.

THE FRIENDS OF LONGFIELD HALL MANAGES A COMMUNITY HALL, OWNED BY THE LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH, ON BEHALF OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

To provide adequate recreational facilities including dancing, gymnastics, playing fields, skate park, and community activities for the benefit of the residents of South Tyneside, in the interests of social welfare and the object of advancing education, furthering health and wellbeing, relieving poverty and distress. We also offer a wide range of room and facilities for community hire and use.

Volunteer car scheme, community minibus scheme, wheelchair hire, exercise and social activities for older and disadvantaged people, volunteer recruitment, photocpying services, internet access.

To encourage the physical, intellectual, social and spiritual development of young people within the County of Norfolk.

Supplementing the service provided by NHS local care providers for the health, welfare and comfort of all patients. Purchasing extra comforts, amenities and facilities, buildings and equipment which may be required for the treatment of such patients or for the efficient running of the Hospital which cannot be obtained from state funds. Running the outpatient tea bars.