Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

The Charity was set up to provide accomodation for persons in need who are inhabitants of the parish of Allendale or the Parish of West Allen. Preference to be given to widows. Charity to be run by 5 Trustees the Rector, 2 church wardens and an appointment from Allendale and West Allen Parish.

Venue for village and other local organisations to meet. Updated toilet faclities, provision for the disabled. Modern electric heating, kitchen facilities. vehicle parking. Womens Institute, Residents Club, Church of England for meetings, Annual Parish Meeting, Fete Committee, Local Players Group for rehearsals. Cotswold District Council for elections.

Provide a residential resource, Boarshurst Centre, for groups wishing to partake in educational, recreational (outdoor pursuits) in the Saddleworth Area. The Centre is run through a sister charity Saddleworth Outdoor Pursuits Association (702185).Very occassionally, provide small educational grants

Various guides, brownie and scouts activities run from the centre. Including sports, crafts, outdoor adventuring, domestic cooking.

Relief of poverty among members of the Theosophical Society in England, their widows, widowers, children & dependents and assistance of all charities approved by the National Council of the Theosophical Society in England.

The Charity is responsible for four small almshouses in the centre of Toddington. the residents are widows or spinsters of the Parish. The Trustees are responsible for the maintenance and repair of the Almshouses. the Trustees expect to be able to pay for routine repairs and maintenance out of the income.

We raise funds to enable us to support the work of the Sisters Hospitaller of the Sacred Heart of Jesus CIO, and the management of Footherley Hall Care Home.To this end our income funds a wide range of activities and equipment supplementary to direct care services, such as entertainments, outings, gifts and extraordinary items of equipment, thereby enhancing the experience of the residents.

THE AIM IS TO ASSIST YOUNG WOMEN, OF NON-VOCATIONAL and VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, IN BUYING EQUIPMENT OR MATERIALS, NEEDED TO HELP GAIN A QUALIFICATION AND ACHIEVE INDEPENDENCE.

Recreation Field - Used for football ,village events such as firework display, village fetes, facilities available for local organisations such as Girl Guides, Scouts, activity clubs, cricket etc. Also includes, 5 a side area and skateboard park

To improve the quality of life of the elderly in Amersham and District.(Amersham Chesham & Little ChalfontSpecifically we run 2 lunch-clubs and have for more than 20 years provided transport for the disabled( both wheelchair & those with assisted mobility) for these clubs , a third party charity who specialism is dementia, & a ladies mid week worship group.We also run a befriending service

The charity supports the furtherance of Scouting and Girl Guiding for able and disabled youngsters in the parish of Walton-On-The-Hill and neighbourhood by providing suitable social facilities for community use. The HQ is the venue for weekly meetings and provides storage for camping and other equipment. It is used by Dyscover, a charity for people with aphasia and by a pre-school soft play group.

We aim to give our members friendship and the chance to meet regularly and spend time together. We offer talks, demonstrations and outings to broaden their knowledge and outlook. We provide the opportunity to be part of the national and county WI community.Our hall is made available for hire to the local community.

The Charity meets John Kimbells original intent by: Giving a cash gift annually to widows and people of pensionable age in the parish.Giving one off payments to any resident going into hospital for more than 3 nights, and cash gifts to new babies and children as they start primary and secondary school. A delivery of a loaf of bread to each household in the Parish at new year.

We offer opportunities to:Enjoy friendship and help othersShare and develop new skills and talents through lifelong learningsSupport and improve the quality of life locally by assisting in a variety of village eventsInfluence local, national and global issues.

The Group provides training within 3 different age ranges for young people both male & female aged 6 to 15. These activities develop the individual and group to fulfil an active place in society. The Group is run by volunteer Leaders and Executive committee, all of which are part of the Scout Association. The Group is funded by membership fees & fund-raising events and grant applications.

Provision of facilities to local bodies for Parish Council purposes, WomenÔÇÖs Institute purposes, local Church functions, use of facilities by private individuals through the year, hire of equipment. Opportunity for the villages to meet in a fund-raising social and formal atmosphere through Summer Ball, New Year Party, Bingo evenings, donations to local Air Ambulance and Village Green.

Ramblers group, , Cinema and Theatre group, Craft group, Educational and Pleasure outings, Friendship Luncheon group, Social group, visiting speakers most months,Summer Lunch, Musical evening, Christmas party evening, plus a couple of fundraising events each year.

We hold monthly meetings with a speaker; subjects covered are varied. We also hold regular exercise classes and coffee meetings for members and arrange various outings to places of interest

We offer women of all ages the chance to enjoy and learn new skills - crafts, arts, public speaking, sport and other leisure activities. In addition we provide the opportunity for our members to be fully involved in local community issues.

The Colnbrook Town House Trust was originally set up by a Thomas Pitt, on 3rd April 1657, to help the poor and needy. Over the years the property was sold off. We now support the old and needy and widows who live between the bridges at Park Street and the Western limit of Colnbrook excluding Moreland Avenue and Drift Way, also up to Crown Meadow, Moreland Avenue and Drift Way with ad-hoc grants.

We run a variety of weekly activities, camps, trips and other events for girls aged between 10 and 14, to help them develop interests, learn valuable life skills and establish good morals. We take a payment from the girls every term to cover the costs of their regular activities.

Providing a venue for public and private functions including Parish Council, Church, Women's Institute, local amateur dramatic society, exercise classes, dance classes, art classes, dog training, parties and local and national elections.

Acts as an umbrella and gives advice and guidance to guiding groups. Milford Guide Hut accommodates the Milford on Sea Guiding Groups and is let at a reasonable rate to local groups and individuals.

Highworth Evening Women's Institute holds monthly meetings and regularly organises extra activities.It offers the chance to make new friends and have a good time in a supportive environment.It seeks to offer its members the opportunity to develop interests and skills in a wide range of subjects.It supports the local community.

Bournemouth North Girlguiding gives girls and young women a space where they can be themselves, have fun, build brilliant friendships, gain valuable life skills and make a positive difference to their lives and their communities. 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.