Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Men

The Amesbury Men's Shed promotes social inclusion by by preventing people, particularly but not exclusively men, aged 18 or over, within the Amesbury and surrounding areas, from becoming socially excluded, through the provision of facilities in which they can meet to undertake creative, physical or recreational activities, learn and pass on skills and support each other socially.

Furthering objects.Our main activity has been and is likely to remain in woodworking but there are other interests like model making, badge making, jewellery etc., that are beginning to take off as well.

Social media awareness and support nationwide and personal friendship and support. School talks in merseyside and the northwest. We made films thats educate men and target social media so they learn how to check their testicles. Our online support forum has over 2100 members that help and support each other.We work with the armed forces spreading awareness. donate funds to needed campaigns

Ware Men's Shed provides a place for people to meet and socialise while doing crafting activities, such as woodworking. It promotes mental health, particular for people that are marginalised in society, for example through the effects of old age, unemployment or ill health.

Mens's Shed Horsham provides an opportunity for people to interact in a work-like environment for the benefit of themselves and the wider community through activities such as the fabrication of items in wood or metal for communal use.

Promote and perform choral singing

take part in charitable fund raising concerts, St. David's day concerts with local schools. Sing at residential homes at Christmas. Take part in remembrance/memorial services and local community events. Promote male voice choral singing in community and with visitors

We encourage participation in choral singing and provide a learning community of like-minded individuals. We rehearse regularly, perform concerts in a variety of venues and donate a proportion of the proceeds of those concerts to local good causes with the remainder used to cover our costs.

TO PROMOTE SOCIAL INCLUSION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PREVENTING ADULTS(PARTICULARLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY OLDER MEN), ON THE ISLE OF AXHOLME, FROMBECOMING SOCIALLY EXCLUDED, RELIEVING THE NEEDS OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARESOCIALLY EXCLUDED AND ASSISTING THEM TO INTEGRATE INTO SOCIETY THROUGH THEPROVISION OF FACILITIES IN WHICH THEY CAN MEET JOINTLY OR INDIVIDUALLY TOUNDERTAKE CREATIVE, PHYSICA

The charity promotes education and training in the Hollins area of Bury, and makes grants to individuals and organisations.

Yate Men's Shed provides a community space for men to connect, converse and create. We hold two practical sessions at Yate Parish Hall two afternoons a week. Offering extensive workshop facilities for groups of men to enjoy together, including just drinking tea and chatting. The sessions help reduce loneliness and isolation, but most importantly, they are fun.

Singing for CharitiesThe study and practice of Choral Music (In particular Male choral music)

Providing Scouting activities for young people, both male and female, from 6 years upward through Beaver Scouts, Cub Scouts, Scouts and Explorers.

The Wilton Men's Shed in the centre of Wilton will provide a hub for activities for local people with a view to promote mental wellbeing.

Four part harmony male voice Barbershop Chorus, singing in the Southampton/New Forest area.

To advance the education of the pupils at the Alternative School operated by the Chicuchas Wasi (Children?s Project) in Cusco, Peru (which provides free education for female children of low income families in high risk conditions) by making grants and supplying goods and services for the benefits of pupils not required to be supplied by the national or local Government in Peru

The object of the choir is the study and practice of choral music in order to foster public knowledge, education and appreciation of such music by means of public performances.

The village hall serves a mainly rural community. Currently a mens club, WI, gardening club, pre-school, carpet bowls, whist drives, bingo sessions, film nights, singing group; the hall is also used for monthly coffee mornings, quizzes, parish council monthly meetings and for various church functions. There is an annual pantomime and occasional village celebrations.

Provide a workshop for members to come together, socialise,and maintain their health and wellbeing. To work together on a range of projects to exercise their skills and pass them on to others. To assist the local community in practical ways.

To raise capital to continue to highlight and develop the rich heritage of the coal industry of the aber valley. We have built a memorial garden also, developed a museum both to the 1901 ad 1913 mining disasters that occurred in the aber valley when 521 men and boys lost their lives from devastating explosions .The later 1913 disaster taking 440 lives whih was the third largest in the world .

The study and practice of choral music in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by means of public performance.To assist and support such charitable institutions or purposes as the committee shall from time to time determine.

We maintain a healthy membership upwards of 60 attending Wednesday evenings. The Corona Virus has forced us to replace face to face rehearsals with Zoom meetings, and all concerts have been cancelled. We have had small numbers of personnel at our hall when lockdown restrictions permitted. We continue to support our venue and our musicians to maintain relationships for the future.

Support groups

Supporting young male musicians through music and counselling sessions.

The provision of accommodation for poor men of good character who are residents of the Ancient Parish of Bradford-on-Avon at the time of appointment.