Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

Blyth Cricket Club, Nottinghamshire is a traditional village amateur cricket club - our purpose is to support community participation in healthy recreation by playing cricket. We are open to all regardless of age, gender or ability, we are an open and inclusive club with two senior teams, a women and girls section and a thriving junior section

The objects of the Institution is the assistance of:- Persons in need who have been (or who are) engaged in the building trade as Master Builders, and- The wives, widows and children of any such persons being in need of assistance.

Four free informal English classes each week at various venues. Outreach advice sessions in collaboration with local service providers. Women-only swimming club. Free yoga classes. Free healthy cooking demonstrations. Regular Languages Celebration Parties. Educational trips. Art club in collaboration with local art gallery.

HOCKEY, CRICKET, NETBALL, FOOTBALL FOR MALE AND FEMALES AGED 7 TO 60. DISABLED FACILITIES AVAILABLE.

Providing information and assistance to women with Polycystic ovary syndrome. Including arranging conferences, fundraising events and a discussion forum.

Teaching and preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ. Gift and donations to orphanage, support for the older adults, widows, poor and unemployed within our community. mentoring youths and teenagers to become good and God fearing adults, working with them to improve our community. We also send funds to disaster areas and providing support to the homeless and vulnerable people in our local community.

We provide a Community Centre which comprises a Hall, Kitchen, and Meeting Rooms. A Members Bar is run by a Ltd Company, BH17 Community Club Ltd. The Hall is regularly used for groups such as Fitness Classes, Youth and Adult Dance Lessons, Ladies Badminton, a Youth Drama Group, Slimming World Sessions. Parties and Functions. We run a Community Fridge open to everyone.

The promotion of individual and collective well being and self improvement through access to recreation; in particular by the provision of sports/specialist equipment and/or facilities or projects to encourage participation in sport and other physical pursuits for healthy living and to support the rehabilitation of servicemen and women and ex-servicemen and women.

Pastos Verdes UK is a charity formed to support its sister charity in Mozambique. Pastos Verdes Mozambique exists to advance the Christian faith, bring prevention and relief of poverty and sickness and aid the advancement of education (in Mozambique).

Women Without Roofs (WWR) is a small, yet growing, charity that benefits women and their families living in Nepal. We help women that are on their own and are struggling to survive. Many of these women also have children and all of our women are vulnerable, sometimes a husband will abandon his wife because of the stigma of leprosy, or perhaps the husband is in jail or dead.

To provide suitable premises for local people to hire at an affordable rate. To provide activities for local people to enjoy i.e Monthly Tea Dances - Weekly Pre School Activity Sessions - Toddler Group for Pre School Children - 50 + Club for Older Local Residents. We also accomodate local groups i.e. Kung Fu Club - Women's Institute - Computer Classes - Parish Council Meetings - Brass Band etc.

Religious worship. Provision of social activities - coffee mornings, boys brigade, girls brigade, bible study, room hire to community groups.

To support past and present members of the London Philharmonic Orchestra who are suffering hardship through illness,injury or other reasons approved by the Trustees.In addition,we support members who are unable to work while caring for a dependant as well as supporting maternity and paternity leave.

Counselling, training, healthy lifestyle, walks, social activities, events, food distribution, partnership working, all to improve the status of women.

Support girls and young women to achieve their potential and make a difference to the world

FOPHS raises funds to support a range of school projects, large and small to benefit girls throughout the school. It organises a wide range of social events and activities involving the whole school community - girls, teaching staff and parents.

The Drayton Centre is a community building serving the residents of Drayton and Farlington managed by a group of Trustees. It provides a venue for various activities for all ages ranging from maternity classes to over 60's Singing Group, art and crafts to exercise classes. It is also available for private hire and concerts.

The Trustees organise events which are publicised to the membership for their benefit and to generate funds towards the running of the Federation.

DfG UK operates under the umbrella of Days for Girls International (DfGI). DfG UK has over 20 active volunteer sewing teams, dedicated to the DfG mission and to supporting menstrual health locally and globally. Their efforts include advocacy and awareness raising, fundraising, sewing and donating DfG Kits, facilitating menstrual health education, and building local community partnerships.

A relaxed and friendly group, meeting several times a month, for outings; lunches; coffee mornings; excellent speakers and with a thriving choir giving concerts in the community. Discussions on local and global topics, along with activities organised by County and National Federations are also well supported. The upkeep of our beautifully equipped Hall is helped by bookings from local groups

School Parents Association which provides funds for the benefits of the pupils at Newstead Wood School for Girls.

Current activities include: Chinese language school for children, Elderly People's Club, Womens' Group, social outings, annual dinner and festivity celebrations, translation services & courses for members

For the well being of local residents.This includes sporting facilities ie cricket, football, outdoor bowls, tennis and netballThe Memorial Hall supports all activities such as Doctors Surgery, library facilities, Women's Institute, Line Dancing, Coffee club, British Legion meetings, History Society, tea dancing, Astronomical Society, Pilates and other group exercise classes, mother/baby group

HAS A FULL STRUCTURED PROGRAMME OF ACTIVITIES FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN AGED 5 YRS -65 YRS. GIRLGUIDING ENABLES GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN TO DEVELOP THEIR POTENTIAL TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO THE WORLD.

Supplementary School Classes Basic English Classes For Refugees Employment and work Opportunity: Outreach Support and Interpreting Services Family Support Services Advice and advocacy services and Telephone Help Line Sport Activities Elderly and Women Social Club Cultural and Social events Community gathering and Consultation Meetings