Beneficiary group Charities

The Trustees provide hall facilities to villagers for functions:-Yoga and fitness classes, dancing, youth group, weddings, choir practices, parties, various hirings etc.

To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

The Scout Group provides adventurous activities and personal development opportunities for young people aged 6-18. This is through the promotion of physical, intellectual, social and spiritual well-being , helping them achieve their full potential, by giving them skills for life.

The charity engages in the following activities:- provision of support to women and children who have experienced domestic abuse, in the form of small grants for crisis needs, and funding for activities- raising awareness of issues surrounding domestic violence- monitoring the provision of services for women who have experienced domestic abuse

Based in Hereford city on the River Wye, we are a voluntary youth organisation open to young people from Herefordshire and beyond, from 10-18 years old to come and take part in activities and learning new skills. We aim to provide fun, friendship, adventure and learning new skills through waterborne and landbased activities. Our charity is entirely run by adult volunteers.

The objective is to promote public appreciation of the arts and in particular to encourage public appreciation of and to educate people in the art of choral singing by the participation in and the presentation of concerts in support of local charities and similar activities.

To provide the development of young people in achieving their full potential, providing enjoyable activities all based on scout association promise and law.

Community activities - Charity fundraising events (shows, sales), dance lessons, fitness classes, choirs, pre-school group, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts, young farmers meetings & dinners, annual village show. The hall is rented by villagers for weddings, parties and other private functions.

The 18th Bristol Scout Group runs Beaver, Cub and Scout packs for children in Redland and Cotham, urban suburbs in north central Bristol. All three groups are fully subscribed and serve an area of Bristol which has no council supported youth centre or youth workers.

Holding social events to support the community of St. Paul's C of E Primary School and fundraising events to enrich the education of the children at the school.

We are a local Village Hall Committee trying to raise funds for our hall to support the local families and we are currently in the process of improving the condition of the hall and playground facilities for the local children.

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week, the 1st Ditton Scout Group gives young people of Ditton the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.

Organising social and fund-raising events for the parents and children of the school, thereby contributing to the building of a strong school community and providing additional resources to the school. Promoting mutual co-operation between school and parents for the benefit of the children and the school. Providing a forum for topics to be discussed and a mechanism for ideas to develop.

Newcastle Male chorus is dedicated to upholding the great choral tradition of male voice singing in the North East, through the study and practice of choral music in order to foster the public knowledge and appreciation of such music by public performance. It supports other charities and voluntary groups in the region.

Provision of the Little Wymondley Recreation Ground, Little Wymondley, Hertfordshire comprising two football pitches and a lacrosse pitch; an associated sports pavilion (comprising changing rooms, kitchen and toilet facilities); a Multi Use Games Area; tennis courts and a tennis hut; a children's playground; and private car parking.

The society continues the service it began over 30 years ago. 6 groups offer help and support in researching family history in each of the areas covered by the Society and informational talks and group meetings are offered throughout the year. 10 help desks are run in conjunction with local libraries over a 50 mile radius. A vastly improved website is now available to both members and non members.

The charity awards about 30 to 35 scholarships a year to suitable girls and boys in HMC schools for appropriate gap year projects for their time between school and university. The awards are made to candidates of suitable character and promise who have some financial need, and who plan to complete a project that will benefit the community or communities in the country or countries visited.

Scorton Village Hall is used by the people of Scorton in Lancashire for community activities such as youth club, toddler group, WI, keep fit, dancing classes, parish council, church groups and by the local school. It is also hired out for parties, fundraising, events and fairs.

THE AIM OF THE ECWA IS TO PROVIDE, MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THE VILLAGE HALL AND PLAYGROUND BY RAISING MONEY THROUGH VARIOUS ACTIVITIES. THE PROVISION OF SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES FOR ALL SECTORS OF THE COMMUNITY (PRE SCHOOL TO SENIOR CITIZEN) IS IMPORTANT SO OPPORTUNITIES ARE ORGANISED AND PUBLICISED THROUGH A WEBSITE AND EMAIL SYSTEM, AS WELL AS NOTICEBOARDS AND FLIERS.

This community charity serves the beneficiaries of Bricklehampton, Elmley Castle and Netherton, by providing a village community hall for the purposes outlined below. The range of activities includes education, wedding receptions, aerobics, arts performances, sports (badminton), meetings of clubs a pre-school and the Parish Council etc..

Promote and encourage a) the public study of family history b) the preservation of archival material c) educational activities. Hold lectures, discussions and exhibitions and to organise educational and research visits. Transcribe and where possible publish relevant material. Engage in collaborative actions with similar societies and with established bodies.

Fund raising via sponsored events, summer and christmas fairs, school discos etc to raise funds to be used within Langley Primay school for activities and equipment to benifit the children.

The association aims to: promote public awareness in the nursing care of children and young people, promote optimum standards of nursing care to children and young people at home and in hospital, recognise the needs of parents/carers and offer appropriate guidance, support and comfort and promote nurse education/research in the specialist area of children and young people.

To promote the artistic and cultural education of members and of the public at large. To promote (by financial gifts) the artistic education of children and students.

Scout group, providing recreational and educational facilities for children from the ages of 6 to 15, together with the maintenance of the scout hut in Claverham