Beneficiary group Charities

Our aim is to offer members the opportunuty of sharing friendship and learning - to widen their horizons and together to influence local, national and international affairs.

Monthly meetings ,where opportunity is given to educate members to provide an effective role in community.Opportunities to participate in social, musical, craft, home economics, walking, theatre events. have also taken place.

To persue the objectives of The Guide Association concerned with assisting girls and young women to fulfil their potential to take an active and responsible role in society.

We are a youth group that meets weekly to undertake a range of different activities. We attend talks, take part in sports, undertake training, enjoy fun and games, raise money for charity, and compete against other young farmers clubs. The club is open to anyone aged between 10 and 26 years old.

Sunday chapel services, Llangower & Rhosygwaliau social evenings, Llangower & Rhosygwaliau show, keep fit classes, the community's own use (birthday parties), Gwynedd Council, scouts clubs, Friday family club & Sunday night talk (Tecwyn Ifan).

The objects of the charity as contained in its constitution are to help children and adults to overcome the problems of dyslexia and associated learning difficulties by:Providing human resources; Providing care and counselling; Providing advocacy, advice and information.The principal activity for the financial year under review was to help children and only limited guidance given to adults.

Carries out general Charitable Purposes in the areas of Education and Training, Disability and Relief of Poverty, specifically to support residents of North Walsham Town. To help children and Young People, Elderly and Old People and People with a Disability or Special Need. The Charity makes grants to individuals and organisations, including schools.

The Womens Institute is a democratically controlled educational & social organisationfor women, offering the opportunityfor working & learning together to improve the quality of life in the community. It is a forum for lobbying on all kinds of issues at a local, national & International level.

Our hall has recently been extended and refurbished. We now provide a main hall, a committee room, a modern kitchen and changing facilities for sports clubs using our recreation ground. Disabled access to the hall and the toilet is now available. A children's playground is next to the hall making the hall ideal for children's parties.

The Fairhill Estates Charity is open to applicants from Alston Moor, in Cumbria, who are experiencing financial hardship. Examples where the Charity can assist are: payment of winter fuel bills, funeral expenses, playgroup fees, some non-mandatory school trips, provision or replacement of some household goods. They can also assist with educational needs for people over the age of 25.

PSBT delivers public service across the UK through Fixers which engages vulnerable and marginalised young people in using their past experiences to change the future for themselves and others in their communities. We use mass media platforms to extend the reach and value of their work, tackling disadvantage for the benefit of society, building evidence to support change in policy and practice.

A range of activities to raise funds for the school, which can be used to improve the experience of its pupils. Small events, including Christmas fair, discos, night walk and more provide an opportunity for pupils and their families to come together for enjoyment and to raise money.

ACT is a voluntary non-profit making organisation founded in 1983 and becoming a registered charity in 1984. ACT aims to compliment the statutory provisions of the health and community services by providing additional necessary support, encouragement, practical advice and items of medical equipment (small hire fee) to parents caring for children with a tracheostomy.

The PTA hold activities to raise funds to enable the PTA to give grants to the school. These grants help to advance the education of pupils by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities and experiences not normally provided by the local education authority.

We provide deaf children and their families with opportunities to come together and socialise by activities such as parties, pantomime tickets and visits to places of interest. We also provide much needed equipment such as vibrating alarms clocks, flash doors bells, minicoms etc.

We play a unique role in providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

Raises funds for grant giving. Organises activities for people with learning disabilities.Runs club in Haywards Heath for people with learning disabilities.

We are a guide company working in a small village with young girls aged between 10 and 15 years of age. We work through the guide syllabus on various challenges to gain badges. We try to get involved in our local community, provide enjoyment and fun and help them make friends for life.

womens institute. We are a group who have many activities and we invite speakers for learning about different topics. Our activities include, crafts, art, singing, drama, baking and many other different subjects. We also have speakers on history, celebrities , exercise, dance and choirs. There are many outings to theatres, gardens, castles and craft centres.we attend many events to raise fund

The objects of the Society shall be to advance the education of the public in the life and work of William Herschel (astronomer, scientist and musician) and his family, and to encourage greater understanding today of those same subjects.

The aim is to enable patients,their families and carers to help each other materially, in morale and, where appropriate, to help them financially. Its objectives and powers include educating the public to appreciate the needs of renal patients and the renal units, to foster cooperation between bodies, to encourage people to get involved in our work and to give financial help to the renal units.

The Trust is a small family-run trust which makes grants to charitable projects in any part of the world. Most projects are linked to the Society of Friends (Quakers) or are known personally to the Trustees. Grants are normally of up to £500, for development work rather than core running costs. Applications are not sought. We do not make grants to large national charities or to individuals.

The Trust was established in Shropshire in 1978 by Roy Fletcher for the benefit of young, disadvantaged or elderly people living in Shropshire. TheTrust has ceased accepting applications for grants. The Trust will remain in existence as owners of the Roy Fletcher Centre and Fletcher House which are let to The Roy Fletcher Centre who provide low cost office space for local charities.

THE ST LUKE'S PTA (AKA FRIENDS OF THE SCHOOL, OR FOSSILS) BRINGS TOGETHER PARENTS/CARERS AND TEACHERS TO ORGANISE EVENTS THAT ARE FUN; BRING THE SCHOOL COMMUNITY CLOSER; AND RAISE MUCH-NEEDED FUNDS FOR EXTRA-CURRICULAR ITEMS - PLAY EQUIPMENT, SCHOOL TRIPS, EXTRA DT SUPPLIES AND THE LIKE.

The Sir Mark Collet Pavilion (also known as the Kemsing Pavilion) provides facilities for various sports clubs in the village, including football and cricket. A squash court is also available, as well as a room which can be hired for other activities such as yoga, short mat bowls, and keep fit. Children's parties are also welcome.