Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Young children

Our role at Carmarthen Family Centre is to support families with young children by working in partnership to enhance family life and to offer opportunities for parents and children to improve their lives through education - empowering individuals and strengthening the communities in which they live.

We are a pre-school running with an average of 25 children, from the ages of 2 to 4. We have a wonderful setting and have achieved extremely high standards in our ofsted reports.

To provide care and education in a safe and secure environment for children aged 2 - 5 years old during term time.To offer out of school facilities during the summer holidays for children aged 2 - 8 years.

Community venue providing space and facilities for the local population and further afield. We aim to serve and enhance our locality. There are playgroups, arts groups, sewing groups, fitness classes and meditation, parties, fundraising activities, meals, film nights, a place to meet, to learn, somewhere to enhance connections with others and offer/attend regular or one off classes and events

Provide children with pre school fun and education. Encourage social interaction. 1st step in a childs formal education.

The village hall is used on several days of the week. The user groups include toddler group, occasional use by the local school, art classes and fitness classes, historical society, gardening club, church youth group and community library.The hall offers excellent facilities for meetings, lectures, receptions, exhibitions, coffee mornings, theatrical entertainments and dances.

The Charity provides accommodation for a range of community groups which covers the age range of toddlers to senior citizens. It operates two halls and a bowling green.

Staged productions, Film Nights, Village Fete, Toddlers and various other clubs, Band practise, parties and wedding receptions.

Administration of community hall for dance instruction, yoga, fencing, drama instruction, baby and toddler classes, social occasions, space for people with mental health issuesPublication of free community newspaper 6 times a year with local news and views

to provide quality care and education to pre-school children

Advancing the education of pupils of Wheatfields Infants' and Nursery School by: providing and assisting in the provision of such facilities or items for education at the school as the committee and the school shall from time to time determine; fostering co-operation between the parents and the school; and engaging in activities which support the school.

This is a Scout Group providing structured activities for young people between the ages of 6 and 14 years of age.

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage children from 6 to 14 years to do more, learn more and be more. Each week the 1st Whittlesford & Duxford Scout Group gives young people of Whittlesford, Duxford, Ickleton, Hinxton and Thriplow villages in Cambridgeshire the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.

FUNDRAISING EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES TO GENERATE CHARITABLE FUNDS FOR CHALFONT ST GILES INFANT SCHOOL.

Hire the hall for local meetings of church groups, 7th Headington Brownies, local nursery, exercise classes, ballet & modern dance classes, musical rehearsals, activities including book clubs, children and family parties, wedding receptions, baptism celebrations, plus fundraising events, i.e. local craft markets, quiz and musical evenings, support for other fundraising events, e.g. Parkinsons UK

Hart Village Hall provides a spacious and safe place for a variety of activities to take place. These range from exercise and well-being classes, to pre-school activities and to specific interest groups. In providing a variety of activities the Hall provides a social hub that supports the physical and emotional well-being of a wide age group of inhabitants from Hart Village.

We are a Pre-school catering for children aged 18 months - 4 years old.

THE COMMUNITY CENTRE IS MANAGED & RUN FOR THE USE OF THE COMMUNITY & PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS HIRING. ACTIVITIES SUCH AS SHORT MAT BOWLS, KEEP FIT,CRAFTS,PAINTING,BALLROOM DANCING, WOMENS INSTITUTE, TODDLERS,CONCERTS,FUND RAISERS,BINGO,COMMITTEE MEETINGS AND MUCH MUCH MORE.

Our trustee member organisations offer the following activities:- preschool, toddlers, brownies, dancing, lunch club, fitness sessions, art club, bowling, military modelling, annual church Christmas fair, annual village fete, pantomime group, craft club, gardening club, whist club.

Provision of a Village Hall for the use of Village Residents and external hirers; for example, PreSchool Group, Youth Club, various recreational clubs. In addition, events for residents of the village and private functions. Fundraising activities to support the maintenance and running of the Village Hall include a Summer Fair.

Rainbow Pre school aims to give every child the very best opportunity to develop to their full potential in a fun, friendly and fascinating environment. Rainbow Pre school does this by providing care & education for children from the age of 2 1/2 to statutory school age, with close regards to the early years foundation stage standards and guidance. Rainbow Pre school aims to offer quality of oppor

Use of Village Hall for village activities eg: Bingo club, Playgroup, Toddlers Group, Local School activities, birthday parties, anything that the community wants it for

Provides pre-school educational activities for children under 4 according to the foundation phase curriculum

The object of the Charity is to provide facilities for the inhabitants of Sherborne West End and the neighbourhood that can be used for the advancement of education, social welfare for recreation and leisure time activities.Currently groups regularly using the facilities are Pre-school, WI, Friendship club, Community Church, Brownies, Slimming world, Dance classes, Bowls.

The hall has accommodated a number of organisations on a regular basis (eg. pre-school, judo, WI, Tremletts Social Club) and others on a weekly, monthly or irregular basis. All groups benefit from the use of the hall for leisure and educational purposes. The hall has been maintained to a high standard with further work envisaged in the future. The committee meet each month