Beneficiary group Charities

We are a locally run community centre for the benefit of the local residents. The Church hold monthly services, green space for residents and local children. Fund raising events are held regularly and we have regular users of the centre.

Choir is to promote and foster the education of the general public in the appreciation of music in all its aspects and to co-operate with local authorities, educational institutions and cultural societies to the practice, presentation and study of music in order, inter alia,

We organise a range of fundraising activities such as Christmas and Summer fairs and school discos, to raise money to support Ravenswood school. This helps to advance the education of the pupils and also enhance their wellbeing. We provide facilities or items for education at the school, not provided from statutory funds. It's the little extras that make a difference.

To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physcial, intellectual, social and spiritual potential as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities. The 1st Newton and Kingsley Scout Group comprises sections for Beavers (Age 6 - 8), Cubs (Age 8 to 10), Scouts (Age 10 to 14 1/2).

The operation of the local Youth Centre for Woodstock and the surrounding areas including full Youth Club activities at junior and senior levels plus fundraising, trips and events for the membership.

The Bruce Trust provides holidays for disabled, disadvantaged and elderly people on specially-designed, purpose-built, wide-beam canal boats on the Kennet & Avon Canal.

For the benefit of distressed Brother Masons, their widows and children or for the benefit of such Masonic institutions or other charitable institutions or societies as the lodge may direct.

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 to prevent learning disabilities for the public benefit.

Provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Welcombe and its immediate vicinity, including a children's playground/play area.

To advance the education of the pupils of the school by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school (not normally provided by the LEA), and ancillary to this, to foster more extended relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school; and to engage in activities which support the school and advance the education of the pupils there

PROVISON OF A COMMUNITY FACILITY FOR ALL LOCAL GROUPS & ORGANISATIONS, INC., PRE SCHOOL, YOUTH GROUPS, ELDERLY AND GENERAL GROUPS/ORGANISATIONS. ALSO A VENUE FOR A VARIETY OF EVENTS AND ENTERTAINMENT BOTH FOR FUNDRAISING AND PRIVATE ACTIVITIES/OCCASIONS. CAPACITY FOR UPTO 200 WITH A LARGE STAGE, KITCHEN, SMALLER MEETING ROOM, PARKING AND OUTSIDE SPACE.

OSA carries out various school functions (school fairs, raffles, discos, quiz nights etc) to raise money to buy school equipment and fund other activities to enhance the education and enjoyment of the school children.

The Oxford Music Festival is an annual four day musical event open to the public. It is educational in character and is dedicated to the encouragement and promotion of active participation in music, especially among young people. Professional adjudicators comment on the playing and singing of participants with a view to encouraging interest and improving standards.

The Craster Community Trust has a wide remit. It is responsible for the upkeep of the village Hall and the children's playground. Craster Memorial Hall provides all the facilities normally associated with such an institution. However the trustees also have the facility to carry out any other charitable activity they deem fit for the benefit of the residents of the parish of Craster and Dunstan.

Operating a scout group for young people between the ages of 6 and 17 through beavers, cubs, scouts and explorer scouts for the Herne Bay area. We are based in Greenhill, Herne Bay and operate as one of a number of groups in the Canterbury, Whitstable and Herne Bay (can, whit, bay) district scouts.

The Scout Group has Beaver, Cub, Scout and Explorer Units. The Aim of the association is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full potential, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local national and international communities by providing an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training based on the Scout Promise and Law.

Scout Group providing a range of activities to boys/girls age 6 to 14 to include learning skills such as orienteering, outdoor cooking, camping, hiking/map reading and various creative arts & craft, both individually and within a team.

We help deaf children and their families by organising events they can attend. We provide support and information based on our own experiences with our deaf children. SDCS is free to join - events are held frequently for preschool, primary, junior and secondary aged children within Surrey. We support both oral/aural and BSL families. Our committee is composed of parents.

Provision of primary school education.The object of the Parent Teacher Association is to advance the education of the pupils by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for eduction at the school. Ancillary to this, the Association aims to foster relationships between staff, parents and other supporters of the school and may engage in activities to support the school.

There are many young people resident in Swale who could be helped to achieve their full potential with a little financial assistance and encouragement when it is most needed.Grants are available for many activities, including music, dance, drama,all sports, indeed almost anything that will help young people to make the most of their talents and opportunities.

To raise funds for school sports, school refurbishments, educational equipment and school activities. All pupils benefit from the income which is derived mainly from social events organised by parents, pupils and staff.

A VILLAGE RESOURCE TO ENABLE SUPPORT, FRIENDSHIP AND COMMUNITY BASED ACTIVITIES FOR AS WIDE A RANGE OF LOCAL RESIDENTS AS POSSIBLE, INCLUDING CHILDREN AND THE ELDERLY

Working with local communities the length and breadth of the country to create, preserve and wherever possible to improve playing fields, children's playgrounds and play areas, particularly for young people and the disabled.

To help young people towards responsible adulthood by encouraging valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct, using a nautical theme based on the customs of the Royal Navy.

The MWF was founded in 1917 and works to support the professional development of women in all branches of medicine. MWF has worked on many successful campaigns over the years and continues to fight barriers that face women in medicine as well as contribute to debates and discussions around women's careers and health. MWF has two national meetings a year and local group meetings.