Beneficiary group Charities

Monthly meetings in Shropshire and website open to allquarterly journal for membersfacilities for research and advice ,books and document loanvoluntary work on old records.voluntary work in local archive office to help visitors.

We are a parent/teacher association of a village school. We raise funds for school projects that are outside the national curriculum, provide extra equipment to support teaching and organise social functions for parents and children.

The Unit aims to train and develop both its young people and its volunteer instructors to enable them to compete and be prepared for an ever-changing, competitive and demanding world. This will be achieved by providing training in:BoatingExpedition trainingCommunicationsCeremonial dutiesPhysical trainingOther ad hoc training and development opportunities

The Aim of The Scout Association is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as responsible citizens and as a member of their local, national and international communities. The method of achieving the Aim is by providing a scheme of progressive training, based on the Scout Promise and Law guided by adult Leadership

Sponsored events eg, sponsored read, discos, christmas fair, various raffles, book fairs, penalty shoot out competitions, clothing collections, recycing of goods, fun days.

Provision of wide range of educational & developmental activities for young people so as to equip them to become responsible and well-rounded citizens

Youth work 4 evenings per week and 1 week youth camp. Volunteer helpers and management, no paid staff. Age groups male & female ages 3-7, 8-10, 11-15 and over 15s games. Sports and Team games, including badminton, football, table tennis, volleyball, pool, darts, and other activities (cooking, arts/crafts) depending on group and age.

Providing free-of-charge football to children through a network of Little Leagues. Forming links with other agencies and football/sports clubs in order to develop volunteers' skills and promote childrens football. Forming links with local communities to promote childrens football and raise funds.

FEGS (The Friends of Enfield Grammar School), aka the school PTA, is a group of enthusiastic parents who aim to enhance the children's education by raising funds to support the school. All the money raised at our events go directly back into the school. FEGS has supported and granted many 'bids' for equipment from various school departments. We also supply every student with a Homework Planner.

Supporting member theatresYearly book describing all member theatresSupporting Youth activities in theatreRunning seminars, workshops and conferencesGiving advice and guidance on theatre management etc

The objective of the Friends of Yorke Mead is to advance the education of the pupils of Yorke Mead JMI School, by developing relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school, by engaging in activities which support the school, and by providing facilities or items for education at the school in consultation with the Governing Body.

To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities in accordance with the aims and guidelines of the scout movement.

Providing help and advice about Dyslexia to parents, teachers and adults resident in Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton. This is done by providing an email helpline, web-based information and organising open meetings covering related topics. HDA can also arrange training and assessments, via a Bursary Fund.

The objectives of the BFHS are to advance the education of the public in the study of Family History. We publish a quarterly journal, hold monthly meetings (www.bfhs.org.uk), provide research, publish CDs of Beds Parish Registers, publish Monumental Inscriptions from Churchyards within Beds, run a bookstall & library, provide a range of look-up services and carry out other relevant activities.

To further the objectives of the WI Movement. "To improve and develop conditions of rural and urban life and to advance the education of women in citizenship, in public questions both national and international, in music, drama and other cultural subjects, and to secure instruction and training in all branches of agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare".

Active in the community supporting the WI and providing facilities for various community activities including Pre-School, WI meetings, Dance classes, Yoga, Martial Arts, Crafting, Wine Talks, Scout Group and community events.

As a mixed adult choir of some 50 members we sing from a wide-ranging repertoire. We perform 3 or 4 public concerts a year, encouraging young soloists and student orchestras to perform with us. We keep our ticket prices as low as possible, with free seats for children. We aim to bring the joy of music, whether performing or listening, to as wide a cross-section of the public as possible.

We help young people to achieve their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential, as individuals, responsible citizens and members of their local, national and international communities. We do this through an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training based on the Scout promise and Law, guided by adult leadership. Our leaders are all unpaid volunteers.

The objective of the charity is to advance the education of pupils at St Paul's Primary School. Activities include fundraising events, donation of funds and equipment to the school and provision of school uniform.

We are a Club based at Northgate Sports Centre in Ipswich who provide sports and social facilities for the disabled and their friends and families in the Ipswich area. The main activity we offer is Wheelchair Basketball, where our team play a visiting team each week on a friendly basis.We provide a place where the disabled can mix and feel comfortable within their environment

Education & Training of young people to teach them, amongst other things, self respect, self reliance, survival, discipline and respect for others by means of various indoor and outdoor activities.

Social meetings, transport and other services for the senior citizens of the village of Bosham,West Sussex and neighbourhood.Transport for other charitable and voluntary bodies in the neighbourhood to defray running costs of the vehicle.

The Scouts are dedicated to the development of boys and girls by the use of teaching and the involvement in activities such as canoeing, climbing, camping, archery, swimming and a whole host of activities which are recognised by the gaining of awards (badges).

The Village Community Hall provides a venue for local community groups including fitness classes, Merched Y Wawr, meeting rooms for committees, and includes a venue for private functions. Cylch Meithrin & Ti a Fi (Mother and toddler group) meet daily & weekly during term time. The Hall is used by the local school and as a venue for several Eisteddfodau during the year.

The provision of training, recreation, arts, culture and sports activities for children and young people under the guidelines set out by The Scout Association.