Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Children

The Charity provides and manages a Village hall and large car park for the benefit of the community. It provides a venue used for general charitable purposes, education and training, arts and culture, sport and recreation and benefits children and young people, the elderly, other voluntary bodies and the general public.101, 102, 109, 110 201, 202, 205, 207 305

Nonesuch Orchestra offers opportunities for daytime music-making for amateur players of all ages, giving concerts in schools to introduce children to a live orchestra, churches and local festivals.

Walton le Dale Recreation Society run a purpose built Community Centre and 7 acres of communal park land with a designated children's play area. The centre is in constant use by members of the local community and user groups. Fund raising is done by the charity on top of its user group income and 100% of all funds raised are used to maintain and further develop the community centre and grounds.

The aim of the charity is to maintain a community hub building so that local groups and children have somewhere to hold events, and to organise activities that will benefit people of all ages in the area by providing information, recreation, and opportunities for social interaction.

The toy library promotes the welfare and education of children through play. We provide a lending service of toys and play equipment to all children particularly those with additional needs A soft play area for families to bring their children to play We are open 3 days a week,and hold stay and play session during our opening times

We issue grants to support the health and wellbeing of those in need residing in the City of Leeds Metropolitan District during convalescence. Examples of grants are medical equipment (nebulisers, wheelchairs), helping to fund support groups (mental health, terminal illness), community outreach projects and day trips for adults and children with disabilities.

Providing financial support for the purchase of items deemed fit by the PTA committee along with holding events for the benefit of all the children at St Nicholas Church of England School. Past big items have been new Playground equipment & markings, wooden gazebo along with other items for the benefit of all the children and any additional support the school needs.

Oxfordshire Dyslexia Association aims to meet the needs of dyslexic children, adults and their families, and to raise awareness of dyslexia. We offer: Saturday tuition; occasional newsletters, lectures and workshops on a relevant topic; contact details of assessors and tutors; some limited financial assistance; and email and telephone helplines.

The Friends of Ealing Junior Music School exists to advance the education of the pupils in Ealing Junior Music School. The friends encourage parents to become involved in their children's education at EJMS, fundraise to provide services for the school, organise social events for parents and pupils, develop EJMS's links with the local community, and ensure parents' views are represented.

The charity organises PTA events during the school year (cake sales, children's disco, summer fair, Christmas fair etc). The funds are then used by the charity to support school activities/needs.

The Church has continued to welcome visitors to its Sunday Services and Wednesday testimony meetings, to teach children in its Sunday School, and to maintain a Reading Room open to the public weekly. The Church has also held a lecture for the public.

Thundridge Village Hall provides accommodation for meetings of local societies, indoor sports, dance classes, band practice, bazaars, children's parties and jumble sales. There are kitchen facilities for food preparation & cooking. There is seating for up to 120 people. The hall is used by the local primary school for dining & physical recreation. The stage is used for school plays.

1st Park Street Scout Group provides an opportunity for local residents, in particular children aged between 6 years and 14 years to join in with 'Scouting' activities. This includes helping to build valuable life skills, as well as having fun through a balanced program of activities.

SMIRA gives information about selective mutism to parents of sm children, their teachers, speech and language therapists and others helping such children. It also provides some direct support to families, and conducts small-scale research into aspects of sm.

Provide regular opportunities for all singers to perform music from a wide choral repertoire. Provide and sustain a cultural asset for Aylesbury and the surrounding area. Foster children's knowledge and love of choral music by including them in concerts where appropriate. Secure financial support to enable the choir to expand it's repertoire and to improve its standards of performance.

Supporting children, young people and families with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus in the Southern Area. Hold fund raising events through the year to give financial help to the members of the association for special items, such as a new wheelchair, after approval from the committee elected on an annual basis. The charity owns a holiday lodge adapted for wheelchair users.

The Trust aims to preserve the Roman House, Dover,manage it and open it to the public as cost effectively as possible. The House is open to the public April to mid-September with graphic and finds displays, models, taped recordings and activities for children. The House is open throughout the year to pre-booked adult groups (with guided talk) and schools for Roman Activity Workshops.

FOFPS exists to raise money from Parents and organisations, with which to make grants / donations to Fairlop Primary School to provide additional facilities / services to the children who are enroled there.

Charity is a Parent fund raising organisation for St Philips Roman Catholic Primary School Arundel. Funds raised through School Summer and Christmas Fairs and social events for both parents and children.

Activity of the Charity is to provide additional funding, and assistance to Hayfield, and Hayfield Primary School for educational, and creative learning for children.

A Community Village Hall providing a social venue for members of the village and their children to enjoy entertainment and social evenings.The Hall is also hired out to both villagers and non villagers for a fee

The charity aims to raise money to fund the extras which are not normally covered by school funding, but which will enrich the experience of all children attending the school.

Tea/cake salesChristmas Fair with tombola, games, stalls, etcEid Party with food, face painting, etc.Summer Party with disco, bouncy castles etcQuiz NightsBook Projects - books created by the children and sold to the parentsSchool picnics

'Friends of Bowring Park' founded 2 March 1989OUR PURPOSETo enable the park to be here in a meaningful way and speak up for its interestsWE BELIEVEThat the Park belongs to the Local People and should be looked after for all time to protect our History and Heritage, it has great potentialThat when children have a positive experience here it helps them develop into responsible citizens

To raise funds for the support of the extra activities both inside and outside the school. Also to provide equipment as necessary. To organise both fundraising and social events for families and children.