Beneficiary group Charities

To advance the education of pupils by assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school and to extend relationships between staff, parents and others.

CCOA aims to provide a Christian voice and action for older people in church and society. Explores the potential & vocation of Christians in later life. Encourages continued development of personal faith & experience. Affirms the contribution older people already make in church & society. Encourages churches to use the potential of older people. Improve understanding of ageing issues across genera

Village hall - offering the hall to local people and outsiders.Serving the local community, WI, Residents Assoc. Fete CommitteeBrownies/Guides. Family parties, Jazz & Tap, Line Dancing & LocalHistory Group. Art Group. WI, Scottish Dancing, Guides.Brownies, Yoga Local Council. ElectionsSewing GroupFlower ArrangingTable top SalesJumble Sales

The Group operates a Beaver Colony, Cub Pack and Scout Troop. Each run termly and weekly programmes of a mixed nature in an effort to provide activities that suitably address the purpose and values of Scouting in the young people aged between the ages of 6 and 15 who are members of our Group.

Throughout the year we host Fun Days, Firework Nights & other charitable events, together with obtaining grant funding, to provide and maintain the playground equipment and surrounding public area which was gifted to the town in 1936 for public recreation. We aim to provide a safe outdoor environment for children of all ages and backgrounds to play in.

The Alan Snudden Memorial Trust Fund was established to scholarships to young persons entering or already engaged in the air transport operating industry.

Providing a drop-in, community centre and facilities for the people, in particular the elderly and over 50s, of st Austell. It is also used by various groups such as Darby & Joan and other vulnerable groups. The area covered includes St Austell Town and surrounding areas.

The music festival runs competitive and non-competitive music classes on the second and third Saturday each November for adults and children in vocal, piano, choral and ensemble music categories.

To prevent circumstances of poverty by providing financial help for patients & their families who have:- (a) Had a successful transplant (b) Had a failed organ transplant (c) In exceptional circumstances those awaiting an organ transplant.

Friends of Grangewood Association raises funds to support and enhance the social and educational activities and opportunities of the pupils of Grangewood School. Grangewood is a school for primary age children with severe learning difficulties.

Our team consists of parent volunteers and staff. Our purpose is to raise funds to enhance the children's leaning environment, to provide additional opportunities for social integration and enrich the curriculum for children of all ages at the school. We have purchased equipment for the school. Examples of our work include discos, summer fun days and coffee afternoons.

Awarding bursaries or grants to young people up to the age of 25, living, working or attending a place of education in the Sidcup area who wish to undertake a course, project or challenge of a character forming nature

We are affiliated to the National Deaf Childrens Society and our aim is to support and advise families in all aspects of hearing impairment from birth to young adulthood. Our role covers the social, welfare, education, medical and technological aspects of deafness in children. We organise events and outings to bring families together to encourage friendship and support.

Arranging fund-raising events, e.g. Quiz night, Comedy night, Car-boot sales. Managing voluntary donations.Donating money to the school for science, arts & sports activities & the school environment, e.g. Dining Room refurbishment, and supporting a variety of extra-curricular projects to benefit the whole school community.

The charity provides activities for children up to the age of 18 and is affiliated to the Royal Navy. The activities range from drill work on deck to sailing, kayaking, band and camps etc.

Youth Club catering for young people aged 8 years old to 18 years old. Offering facilities to socialise and mix with other young people. We offer arts and craft and sport.

Provision of Llandovery Theatre and its facilities for all. Llandovery Theatre Company write and direct the plays, pantomimes, literacy and drama workshops for and with the community, youth actors and young people with learning disabilities. We aim to support talent, develop skills, build self confidence and to foster a life long interest in attending theatre performances and acting on stage.

The Charity runs 2 orchestras for promising musicians in the West Kent/ Surrey border area. The Training orchestra is open to players of ages 8 - 13 and gives concerts during the Autumn Spring and Summer terms. The main orchestra is for players aged approximately 13 to 25 and gives concerts in April, July and December plus biennial foreign tours. All details on www.lydian.org.uk

The aim of the Scout Association is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical intellectual social and spirtual potentials as induviduals as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities. The method of achieving the aim of the association is by providing an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training.

To assist the advancement of the education of students in the school, to facilitate the exchange of views between parents and staff on the education of students and to engage in activities that support the school, including the raising of funds for the provision of additional amenities in whole or in part not provided by the local education authority.

Whittlesey District Guiding looks after the district for 1 Rainbow Units, 3 Brownie Packs, 1 Guide Company and a Ranger Unit. We share the facilities at the Joint Scout and Guide HQ : upkeep of the premises and share the running costs. This ensures the strength of Guiding in Whittlesey District.

Scout Group The aim of the scout association is to promote the development of young people which we aim to do at Berryhill Scout Group which operates at Wendy Close Berryhill, by providing an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training based on the scout promise and law guided by adult leadership.

The object of the Association is to grant relief and assistance in the cases of need to members of the Association, their families or their dependants.

Willand Youth Club provides a safe, welcoming and supervised environment where young people can come together, socialise, make new friends and spend time with others.We offer a wide range of activities for young people to enjoy, including pool, darts, roller skating, table tennis, badminton, basketball, tennis, football, internet access, computers and games consoles. We also host discos and ka

Sea Cadet Unit serving City of Derby. Providing marine training for 10 - 18 year olds.The Sea Cadets offers young people amazing opportunities for personal development by learning new skills and working in teams. We offer an environment where young people find new confidence and inspiration.Our biggest supporter is the Royal Navy. Our aim is to inspire young people through nautical adventure.