Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Young people

The main activity of Paulsgrove Community Association is to maintain and manage Paulsgrove Community Centre so that voluntary and community organisations have a place to meet, children and young people have sports facilities, there is a place for people to meet and a franchised cafe which provides meals. The Association also runs lunch clubs for people over fifty five years of age.

The aim of the Trust is to apply its income for any purpose of general benefit for the Parish of Benenden with special consideration to the elderly and young people.

Distribution of gifts to the elderly and provision of social activities. Educational support particularly for children and young people.Maintenance of St Martins Church, Exning (25% of income)

Provides help to young people of the village, aged 16-19 years to help with further education or tool to help with career in industry. Only applys to young people who live in Crowton.

WE HELP CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE TO ACHIEVE THEIR POTENTIAL IN A CHILD FRIENDLY AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT.

Work with Famalies and young people in the CommunityOrganised a childrens event during August for 330 childrenRun families events in the local Park for whole community Support older peopleHeld special Lent Studies in members housesOrganised several events for older people and the houseboundRun many Fairtrade events

DOCTORS SURGERY ONCE A WEEK.SPORT/RECREATION.GENERAL CHARITY PURPOSECHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLE.ELDERY PEOPLE.PEOPLE WITH DISABILTY.GENERAL PUBLIC AND MAN KIND.PORVIDE BUILDINGS FICITYS.OPEN SPACES.

General Charitable Purposes: primarily offering support to the elderly and young people of school age; the Trust also offers financial support to several clubs which serve the community.

the charity is for financial assistance to young people in the Parish of Clungunford (up to the age of 25) with educational activities such as school trips, driving lesson costs, equipment for school and university.

To provide grants for young people under 21 years of age to help them with education, sport, educational courses and development. All applicants must reside in Bingham.

(1) Promoting education of persons under 25 who are resident in the area of benefit and who are in need of financial assistance.(2) Providing benefits not normally provided by the local education authority for any school in the maintained sector attended by children and young persons resident in the area.(3) Benefiting in such ways as the Trustees think fit any Sunday school in the area.

Provides financial and other support to organisations providing young people in the Long Eaton area specifically through the ownership of a sports hall currently let to Long Eaton Judo club

To offer support to young people towards achieving aspirations which they might not otherwise be able to achieve. To work with others within the community towards creating facilities and opportunities that benefit the young, their families, and the wider community. Beneficiaries are from the Bridport area of West Dorset

The Charity makes grants to elderly (mostly) in need in the two adjoining Somerset villages of Curry Rivel and Hambridge by making annual payments to them at Christmas each year, and also assists young persons with respect to their educational needs by providing school grant payments to the Primary Schools in each village

Activities for persons interested in Astronomy.i.e. Monthly general meetings with speakers (either professional or a member).Weekly observation sessions if weather conditions allow.Talks/demonstrations/observation(eye/binoculars/telescopes) sessions for schools, youth groups and adult groups if requested.Open meetings e.g. National Science Week, National Astronomy Week, Star Parties etc.

Charitable donations to young people born in immediate area to support further education and donations to young women born in area on their marriage. Applicable only to people born in Langport, Somerset.

The Trustees shall apply the income of the Charity for such charitable purposes for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Port Talbot area (Defined as the former Borough of Port Talbot prior to the 1st April 1996) for:a. Educational purposes of young people between the ages of 16 and 25, or,b. Nurse training.

We have provided and maintained a hall which has been regularly used, such as by the village Sunshine Club (the over 60s), activities for young people run by North Copeland Youth Partnership, and various functions like wedding receptions and bithday parties. The hall is also used by the Parish Council and the County Council for meetings.

Our objective is to advance the musical education of young people in the Leeds area, to promote, encourage and support all activities of CLYO, Fundraising provides bursaries and subsidies for tours & residential courses, music & soloist hire, pays for and maintains some of the rarer instruments the young musicians are less likely to own & funds the annual prizes awarded by the Conductor.

The charity was set up in April 1987 to provide good quality, temporary supported accommodation for young single homeless males and females mainly of African/Caribbean origin. There has been a temporary cessation of services to allow the charity time and space to restructure the business model and develop a social enterprise subsiderary. This came about as a result of a competitive tender.

Educational trust, established in the late 18th century which provides grants to young persons under 25 years of age who are resident in the County of Wiltshire, but with a preference for those residing in the town of Devizes and who are in need of financial assistance.

After reinvestment of a small part of annual income and any admin costs, the Trustees apply the remainder towards financial help not normally provided by the local education authority for any maintained school in the area of benefit. Also, financial assistance for children and young persons under 25 years, resident in the area of benefit (Tenterden and surrounding area), may be available.

Make grants to young people, the elderly and associated registered charities for the releif of poverty, sickness, housing, education and general charitable purposes.

The charity gives grants to help the bereaved, those hospitalised and their relatives. It also gives grants to young people to help with their education and organisations for the young and elderly in the Parish.

Objectives: To advance the musical direction of young people in the area of Sheffield and district in playing of brass instruments and to advance the knowledge of such music by means of concerts and other public performances