Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Girls

Provides a wide range of activities & other opportunities for girls & young women. These vary from indoor challenges to outdoor pursuits, from social skills to social action. All focus on enabling the membership to have fun, build friendships & gain valuable life skills. The stimulating & enjoyable programmes in which the girls share are delivered by trained & enthusiastic volunteer leaders.

Guiding Groups

Swardeston Cricket Club CIO is one of the leading cricket clubs in the East Anglia region.The Club runs four open-age Saturday teams, an open-age Sunday team, a women's team and youth teams for boys and girls ranging from Under 9's up to Under 19's.

The Division is responsible for the management and oversight of the Girlguide units (Rainbows, Brownies, Guides, Senior Section) within the Maidenhead area and represents the local tier of management reporting to the County Commissioner. Activities range from organising Division events for Girls, to providing oversight and support to individual units and the unit leaders.

To promote community participation in healthy recreation by organising and running rugby related activities for children and adults aged 3 upwards - this includes boys and girls as well as men with an initiative to develop a women's team just starting.

To provide financial assistance to girls and young women in the local area to assist them in their educational pursuits.

The objective of Girlguiding Cardiff & East Glamorgan is to facilitate the purpose of Girlguiding UK in its area, by providing a structure and organisation, by training leaders and by obtaining and managing funds to be utilised to this end. The purpose of Girlguiding UK is to enable girls and young women to develop their potential and to make a difference to the world.

Local Scouting association for boys and girls in the Market Harborough District.

The charity supports a secondary school in Sierra Leone, that provides education for girls. The charity is made up of ex pupils of the school and this is one way of giving back.We have provided books, essential tables and chairs, replaced toilets and rewired buildings as examples. Currently, we are raising funds to re-roof a main building and construct extra classrooms.

2 meetings/week for fellowship, worship and bible teaching. Weekly Youth/Children's/Elderly clubs. Work with Church and Schools Together (CAST) provide Safe Space and Mentoring. Food bank. Community Alpha Course. Building available free of charge for other community groups/schools e.g. girl guides, weekly coffee morning for childminders. Approx.10% funds given for missions / charities.

This Scout Group belongs to the UK Scout Association. It provides opportunities for boys & girls to meet in a well managed, safe environment to develop personal and community skills through the Scout Association's structured activity programme. These activities take place both indoors & outdoors. Participation in & completion of an activity is recognised by the participant receiving a badge.

Alternatives offers life-changing emotional and practical support for anyone facing pregnancy-related challenges. We offer counselling, a baby box project and we have a Mother & Baby charity shop in Watford & Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire.

We provide Grassroots football training and games for both Boys and Girls to make them feel part of a team

Scouting activities to boys and girls, Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers.

We work to make parks and similar spaces more welcoming to teenage girls

Dynamic Support of Greater Manchester is a register charity whose objective are to relieve poverty and distress in Greater Manchester and in Africa; to promote the benefit of BAME women and girls and their dependents; to promote their good health and well being and provide recreational facilities in the interest of social welfare.

Wetherby Athletic JFC boasts teams for girls and boys from ages 5 to 18. The club ethos is to provide opportunities for all ages and abilities to play football in a safe and friendly environment, in which all its members feel valued, supported and can develop to their full potential.We have a superb voluntary team doing all those important jobs to help make this club as successful as possible.

Established in 1948 Worksop Boys & Girls Club promotes healthy fun exercise for young people in and around Worksop providing regular group activities focused around football. This provides them with good community spirit through team work and respect for others. Professionally trained coaches are provided for all and are also qualified in 1st aid, Child Protection, and are DBS/CRB checked.

Provision of education and employment training facilities to women, provision of creche' facilities for mothers who attend the courses, organising employment and self emplyment related seminars and running a youth centre for young girls.

Working with and providing activities and education for girls and women.

To provide musical training for Girls and Boys aged 8 to 26 to enable them to give performances as a band at competitive and public events.

Enables girls & young women to fulfill their potential to take an active & responsible role in society through its distinctive stimulating & enjoyable programme of activities delivered by trained volunteer leaders.The aim is to help girls and young women develop emotionally, mentally, physically & spiritually so they can make a positive contribution to their community & the wider world.

The charity manages and maintains the hall as a community asset for use by the residents of Spencers Wood. The hall is self-funding and used by several local groups / clubs including Babies, Toddlers, Girl Guiding, Badminton, Drama, Karate, Needles and Natter, Seated Exercise classes and Board Games as well as holding a monthly Farmers Market and Repair Cafe. www.spencerswoodvillagehall.co.uk

1st Llanelli Scout Group started in 1908 and provides scouting for boys and girls from 6 years of age through to 18.The latter is through the provision of Beaver scouts, Cub scouts, Scouts and Explorer Scouts.

1. Improving access to safe and sustainable drinking water;2. Expanding access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene, paying specialattention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations; 3. Taking action to promote conservation of the natural environment; improve water qualityby reducing pollution; protect and restore water-related ecosystems.