Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Young children

Provision of a pre-school which runs three sessions a week during term time, in addition to a toddler group which runs one morning a month, term time.

Raises additional funding for Grandpont Nursery School and organizes community events

Operates and maintains the community centre building and grounds enabling playgroup for infants and children, dance classes, sport and recreation clubs for special interest groups and a club for the elderly. Used for childrens parties, local elections.

To provide a Scout, Cub and Beavers Group activities for the young childern in our area.

The village is a thriving community (approx 500 dwellings and 1200 residents). Many residents support the hall and it is key to village life. The hall is used by 16 regular groups including, Indoor Bowls, Karate, Keep Fit, Scouts, History Society, Parent and Toddler group, Dancing etc plus numerous ad hoc functions. There is a successful amateur Dramatic group with an active youth section.

Childrens Playgroups, Bowls, Dancing,childrens dancing,

WE ARE A PLAYGROUP FOR CHILDREN AGED 2-3. INCOME COMES FROM FEES AND THROUGHOUT THE YEAR WE HAVE MANY DIFFERENT FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES INCLUDING :-QUIZ NIGHTS, NEARLY NEW SALES, RAFFLES, CHILDRENS SPONSORED EVENTS

To maintain a community centre for the benefit of the inhabitants of Riverview Park. The centre provides for a nursery school, senior citizens club, dancing (ballet, stage, line-dancing, ballroom, sequence) youth club, martial arts, church services and a hall for hiring for functions. The committee provide their services free and maintain the hall except for cleaning and specialist services/repai

Playgroup for preschool Estyn registered childcare for children aged 2 years to 5 years

play group and mothers and toddlers

Maintain the Community Centre for the provision of accommodation for local groups, such as Playgroups, Brownies, Guides, Local residents groups.

Fundraising for Godstone Primary and Nursery School

The Centre caters for such organisations as Scouts & Guides,Youth Clubs,Bowling,Playgroup,Garden Club, W.I., Golden Link,Gymnastics, Yoga, Badminton etc. as well as social events such as parties, concerts, Bingo etc.We try to provide facilities and opportunities for all age groups to enjoy.

Sudbrooke Village Hall is a modern hall in an attractive rural setting adjacent to a children's play area and sports field. It has a modern commercial kitchen. The hall is used daily by local groups from Preschool to seniors.Regular social events are offered. A well stocked licensed bar is included in booking the main hall on request. 18th birthday parties are not permitted.

A MEETING PLACE FOR :- WOMENS INSTITUTE, KEEP FIT GROUP, DRAMA GROUP, LOCAL CHOIRTODDLERS PLAYGROUP.AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE HIRE:- FAMILY PARTIES, LECTURES ETC CRAFT GROUP, FILM CLUB

The charity delivers library and information services for the public benefit as well as additional activities such as the Summer Reading Challenge for children, Story Time sessions for pre-school children, Rhymetime sessions for the same age group, regular IT drop in sessions for all ages and a Home Library Information Service for the delivery of books to the elderly and housebound.

HOWGILL VILLAGE HALL IS USED BY PEOPLE OF ALL AGES WHO LIVE IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA AND BEYOND FOR MANY SOCIAL EVENTS, INCLUDING CHRISTMAS, HARVEST, AND OTHER CELEBRATIONS. IT ALSO HOLDS SPORTS DAYS, CONCERTS, DOMINO DRIVES, WOMENS INSTITUTE, YOUNG FARMERS AND WEEKLY TODDLERS GROUP, AS WELL AS FUND RAISING EVENTS E.G. DUCK RACE, COFFEE EVENINGS AND HIRE OF THE HALL BY OTHER GROUPS

The provision of a varied and structured programme of activities, delivered by trained volunteer leaders, to enable girls and young women to reach their full potential. Section age groups as below:-Rainbows 4 to 7 yearsBrownies 7 to 10 yearsGuides 10 to 14 yearsSenior section 14 to 25 yearsAdult leaders 18 to 65 years

VOLUNTEER-RUN LOCAL LIBRARY IN A SUBURB OF SHEFFIELD. LIBRARY SERVICE (BOOKS AND OTHER MATERIALS) PLUS ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES E.G. TODDLER CLUB, CRAFT AND WRITING GROUPS, IT LEARNING AND SUPPORT.

We provide a place to meet and socialise for local people also some of the groups that meet are:- pre-school playgroup; baby/toddlers; junior club; senior citizens club; line dancing; exercise; ballet & tap classes; banjo band; disabled club; bingo; tumbletots; church service social club.

The building was let from the 1st April 2009 to the Childrens Centre and Delaware Pre-School. The building is also available for public use and can be hired out accordingly. There is a Forest School and the centre is more locally known as the DCLC.

Religious activities and Church services. Support for the elderly in Lunch Club and Friendship Circle.Provides help for parents by way of Parent & Toddler Group, and a Sunday School.Gives donations to Christian Mission work throughout the world, and meets local financial needs where thought appropriate.Provides other help and adivice to anyone, as appropriate.

Uplift Devon seeks to improve the lives and life chances of any child under the age of five in the south-west by providing professional support and spaces for families to meet, learn and make connections. Parent and child sessions are designed to enable parents to support their young children, becoming active participants in their children's learning.

Church services continue on Sunday mornings and evenings. Also Bible study on Tuesdays and prayer meetings on Saturday and Tuesday mornings. Continue to have links with the community through Penny Whistle, an activity for mothers and young children. Also a Bible club at a local primary school, plus visits to local nursing homes. Have recently become part of Christians Against Poverty, offering adv

Providing the teaching of Korean language, art, culture and heritage to the pupils with a Korean ethnic background from nursery to secondary school level and adults with multicultural background. The charity organised various cultural activities such as Korean music, food, art workshops and history lectures in order to promote cultural diversity in Cambridge and the East of England.