Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

A village hall-offers facilities to the village of Offley and surrounding villages, eg parties and social gatherings. Karate - bowls - Womans Institute - Parish council etc.

Our trustees meet in April and October to consider applications by any person, male or female, or by any organisation provided that the applicant(s)/beneficiary is/are under 25 years of age; that they reside in the parish of Newick and that the application relates to education. The trustees reserve the right to determine what if any grants are payable based on perceived need and funds available.

The charity is based in the Village of Hollingbourne, Kent, for members living in and around this country area. It offers training, education arts, culture, sport and recreation, plus environmental conservation and heritage education and activites. This is carried out in a friendly, happy admosphere.

One monthly social meeting for women members. This usually comprises a talk by a speaker and institute news/business, with refreshments. There are occasional extra activities - trips and meals out, and we also have a reading group which meets monthly.

The Guide Association is the leading charity for girls and young women in the UK.We provide space for girls and young women to be themselves, have fun, build brilliant friendships and gain valuable life skills.We build girls' confidence and raise their aspirations. We give them the chance to discover their full potential and encourage them to be a powerful force for good.

To provide educational and life enhancing meetings for our members, with an awareness of the local community.opportunities for women of all ages to enjoy education, share interests in a wide range of subjects and enjoy social actovotoes together

We provide relevant education,training,culture, arts and recreational opportunities for rural based women.We also are involved in caring for the environment and local heritage.

Education and information on national and local topics.Meetings including speakers.quizzes and outings.Support for local community projects(not financial).

HYDEN WI IS A MEMBER OF ACWW. Hyden Womens Institute Clanfield meets on the third Monday of each month at Petersgate Infant School in Clanfield at 7.00pm

The FUND. The provision of a departed Sister of the community of St Clare, Freeland, Oxfordshire, is administered to support the charitable work of this community on its work of hospitality at the Old Parsonage (Religious Guest House) at Freeland, Oxfordshire.

We hold eleven monthly meetings a year. The meetings include a speaker or activity which cover a variety of subjects which inform, educate or develop skills. There is also a time at each meeting to meet new people and develop friendships. We also discuss and get involved with the activities of the county and national federation. Trips and social events are organised throughout the year.

Support for members of the Weston-super-Mare R.A.O.B. G.L.E. in financial hardship or need. Also support for widows and/or orphans of deceased members.

MONTHLY MEETINGS FOR LOCAL WOMEN WITH SPEAKERS COVERING TOPICS OF INTEREST, CURRENT AFFAIRS AND EDUCATION, ARTS AND CRAFTS, HEALTH AND FITNESS AND OUTINGS TO PLACES OF INTEREST.

Provides women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

The objects of the charity are to foster the esprit de corps amongst all members of the Old Comrades of the Northumberland Hussars Regiment and the Queen's Own Yeomanry (the Regiments); to promote the annual re-union of all members of the Regiments; and to provide assistance to members of the Regiments and their widows and dependants who are in need or distress.

The WI plays an important role in the life of the local community. The speakers at the monthly meetings cover a wide range of subjects: travel, healthcare, cooking, arts,crafts and history. Outings are arranged to places of interest. We also cater at many village events. We take a great interest in current affairs and have mounted national campaigns.

Mostly educational - monthly speakers. Denman College (W.I.) whole range of subjects, health, painting, cooking, crafts etc. computer skills, sport, drama.

Monthly meetings. Twice monthly craft group. Drama Group. Choir. Catering for village activities. Theatre and cinema trips. Coach outings for shopping and to heritage properties.

Usual W.I. activities. Monthly meetings for members, also attending group and federation meetings, help in tidying village and assisting other village activities

To develop women's interests in arts, crafts, music, drama and the sciences and to give them the opportunity of working together to put into practice the ideals of fellowship, truth, tolerance and justice.

The W.O.A. commemorates the life and work of Wilfred Owen, poet. It maintains memorials and plaques, promotes educational conferences, visits, tours, bursaries and concerts. It publishes a twice-yearly journal and awards a biennial W.O. poetry prize. It runs a website, answers student requests and has close links with its sister organisation, the Siegfried Sassoon Fellowship.

Princess Anne Premature Baby Unit- Knitted Items, League of Friends local Hospital, local Church Lunch Club, Children's Charity, Barnados, Womens Refuge', collection of green bottle tops, collection of stamps, collection of ring-pulls for as charity in the Phillipines, collection of books for local charity shops,

We play a unique role in providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

We have monthly meetings to educate, advise and inform members of current affairs, cultural affairs, etc. We raise money from time to time to aid local charities which either now benefit or in future will benefit our members.

To promote, through the comradeship engendered by its members, the welfare by charitable means of all serving and former members of our air forces, their spouces and dependants, together with the widows and widowers and dependents of those died while serving or subsequently