Beneficiary group Charities

GYC targets young people aged 11-25 It develops projects and services, and involves itself in areas concerning youth issues. Its aim is to continue to be a channel for organisations to express views and opinions collectively to LAs or government on issues concerning them. GYC responds directly to the issues of organisations and young people in order to fulfil their needs.

Visits to organs (including overseas trips), educational events with reference to organ- and church music, organ-building and related topics (some specifically aimed at young people) and social meetings.

We provide buildings and open space and some equipment for the general public - we do charge a hire fee for activities inside the centre. We cater for nursery school under 5 years - Different Dance groups - keep fit -Judo-Yoga -Keep fit

Supporting and promoting marriage. Encouraging parents in their role to develop the faith of their children. Maintaining a worldwide fellowship of Christians united in prayer, worship & service. Promoting conditions in society favourable to stable family life & the protection of children. To help those whose family life has met with adversity.

Committee fund-raising events and hire of hall to keep the village hall in good condition for the use of all the village communities such as school, luncheon and welcome clubs, youth club, cricket & football teams etc and hire of hall for the wider community

We aim to provide the means for local people over 50 yrs. to pursue their interest in structured groups. We rent appropriate space, provide equipment, produce a time-table and recruit class leaders in return for an annual membership fee and class fee, classes include sports, languages, arts, handicrafts, and games. We hold monthly forums with a speaker, monthly luncheon club & walking group.

The Holyhead Sea Cadet Unit serves to provide young people with a variety of activity, training and fun activities related to maritime practices. The cadets are regularly involved in community activities and fund raising for their purposes and alo for local charities. The unit serves many young people who live in an area of serious economic and employment challenges.

The Charity provides and manages a Village hall and large car park for the benefit of the community. It provides a venue used for general charitable purposes, education and training, arts and culture, sport and recreation and benefits children and young people, the elderly, other voluntary bodies and the general public.101, 102, 109, 110 201, 202, 205, 207 305

TM exists (A) for the relief of people with a learning disability in particular by the provision of help and support for them and their families, dependants and carers, and (B) To provide or assist in the provision of facilities for the recreation or other leisure time occupation for people who have need thereof by reason of learning disability with the object of improving their conditionsof life

Donnington Hall is owned by the village of Dunton Green and is hired out to bona fide organisations which provide a variety of activities for the local community. Regular activities include badminton, drama academy, karate, pre-school, sequence dancing and table tennis. Subject to availability, terms and conditions, individuals can book the Hall on an ad hoc basis for private functions.

1ST PETERSFIELD SCOUT GROUP SUPPORTS THE PURPOSE OF SCOUTING THROUGH THE PROVISION OF A BALANCED PROGRAMS COVERING PHYSICAL, INTELLECTUAL, SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS BETWEEN THE AGE OF 6 AND 14.

The charity annually canvasses local schools and communities in the villages immediately North of Ipswich in post code IP6, to find families in financial need, and students, up to age 25, in universities and similar institutions, whose circumstances may be restricting their educational opportunities. Annual grants are awarded based on evidence of need, and graded according to the ages of children.

Confidential one to one counselling services for the bereaved. This service includes specially trained counsellors for children and young persons, who are coming to terms with bereavement. Our service relies on volunteers, who are trained and operate within BACP guidelines.

Bingo evening. Senior bingo lunch. ACE club for the people with physical and learning disabilities. Mother & Baby Classes. Blood Transfusion service. dancing classes. Children football team & Boot Camp Training sessions. Every woman club. Christenings, Birthday and Anniversaries parties. Coffee mornings. Annual Fete / Fun Day.

Provides facilities for the community to support a range of local functions such as Pre-School and, local community clubs (Gardening, Badminton, Choir), weddings, funeral teas and other gatherings. The Village Hall is also a venue for educational and recreation activities, Ballroom Dancing /Salsa/Yoga/Spanish classes and hosts theatrical performances by amateur dramatic groups.

To meet together to worship God, to preach the Word of God in Bristol and to study His Word and to run a Sunday School. In addition we provide Youth Group facilities and an Orchestra.

Parent Teacher Association raising additional funds to provide School with goods and services over and above funding provisionfrom the Directors of Chelmsford Learning Partnership

At the village hall different organisations hold coffee mornings on a Wednesday when the Post Office is there. We also hold private parties, discos, Christmas parties for the children & OAP's, race nights, barbecues, quiz night, bingo, Mr & Mrs evening. Different organisations hold meetings there , eg WI, YFC,Cury Old Cornwall society Cury Hunt keep fit, Art classes U3A Line dancing & others.

This totally, 100% self-funding youth organisation promotes development of young people aged 6-14yrs in achieving full physical, social and spiritual potentials as individuals and as responsible citizens within local, national and international communities, as laid down in the Scout Assn's progressive training/learning programme irrespective of colour, creed or race which is open to both boys and

PROVIDES BUILDINGS/FACILITIES/OPEN SPACE FOR COMMUNITY USE.NUMEROUS ORGANISATIONS USE THE FACILITIES FOR MEETINGS AND SPECIAL EVENTS. IT IS USED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITY FOR ELECTIONS AND MATTERS OF PUBLIC/VILLAGE INTEREST. YOUTH ORGANISATIONS ALSO USE IT AND OF COURSE,THE VILLAGE SPORTS CLUBS

Garden Club; Flower Guild; Snooker Club;Cinema Club; Youth Club; Tai Chi exercise class; PIYO class; Badminton Club; Archive & History Group; Yoga; Choir; Art Class; Knit & Natter; Coffee Morning; Jazz Night; Progressive Supper; Christmas Show; Quiz Night; Sunday Lunch club: etc.

We are a choir, and we sing. We perform 2 to 3 concerts a year at the Portsmouth Guildhall, and we perform a suitable work at a Church at Easter time. We also regularly perform charity concerts in aid of local charities such as the Fareham branch of the Parkinson's Society. We also give donations to local charities and grants to young people to attend a summer music school.

(a) to advance the education of the public in the study of genealogy, heraldry and family history.(b) to locate, publish and make accessible relevant documents and records.(c) to promote the preservation of such documents and records, particularly by transcription of original sources(d) to operate its own information service and build up a library

to promote the welfare of the children of Abbey Hill Special School and Performing Arts College in particular and children and young people with learning difficulties in general

Supporting wildlife and rehabilitation across the UK by providing resources that will enable rehabilitators to provide the best care for injured, orphaned or displaced wildlife. Education of the public within all areas of wildlife and conservation.