Beneficiary group Charities

Recently incorporated new reg'd No:1175032Working with those in Sussex who have spina bifida and/or hydrocephalus to create and develop their best opportunities. Activities include and Adviser service, one stop clinic, family support work, buddy scheme, residential breaks, education advice, youth clubs, newsletter, website, training and work experience opportunities.

- Christian based teaching - Children's and youth clubs- Worship services- Support for the elderly- Support for the homeless- Other members of the society in need of support

The working name of the charity is MY RADIO, whose aim is to relieve sickness, infirmity and old age amongst persons living in Wakefield and the surrounding areas by providing a local broadcasting service for hospitals and similar institutions.

PROVIDE HOLIDAYS FOR FAMILIES UNDER PRESSUREHELPING IN PRISONSKNITTING TRAUMA TEDDIES AND CLOTHES FOR NEO-NATAL UNITSHELPING WITH CHURCH MOTHER & TODDLERS GROUPSHELPING FAMILIESPROMOTE CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIFEPARENTING GROUPS

A Day Centre & attendant services for the elderly of St Neots & District under Cambridgeshire Social Services; a Luncheon Club for retired persons falling outside Social Services parameters; Studio facilities for the local Talking Newspaper For the Blind; premises for low cost rent to other charities & non-profitmaking organisations; welfare relief for those who cannot obtain help elsewhere.

This charity refers to the allotment of land on Monk's Hill in Westbourne, West Sussex, bought by Westbourne Parish Council in 1948 which it registered as a charity in 1974. Its intended use at all times is as a place for exercise and recreation for the inhabitants of the Parish of Westbourne and neighbourhood. It includes a large recreation ground and children's play area.

Provides sports ground and play area space for the recreational use of all the Parish of Ash and in particular for young people of Ash under the age of 16

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE CHILDREN ATTENDING THE CENTRE WITH TOYS, THERAPY EQUIPMENT, OUTINGS ETC. THE LEAGUE PROVIDE AN ON-SITE TOY LIBRARY AND PROVIDE MUSIC THERAPY.

we run a community centre. within the centre we run a playgroup, We also now accomodate a children's centre. We hire rooms out to several groups which include diet and exercse, parent and toddler group, baby clinic,dancing classes, friendship group, widow group, chiropody and so on. We are sympathetic to charitable organisations wanting to use our centre.

To receive legacies and bequests for the benefit of people with learning disabilities.To transfer all funds (less costs) to Prospects for People with Learning Disabilities. On 1 April 1997 the Charity transferred all its assets, liabilities and activities to Prospects for People with Learning Disabilities, a charity (number 1060571) and company limited by guarantee.

REFLECTING THE AIMS OF THE ORGANISATION, THE ACTIVITIES OF MWH INCLUDE- ADULT EDUCATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES - INCLUDING ESOL, IT, CAREERS ADVICE- BUSINESS SUPPORT, TRAINING AND JOB SEARCH ASSISTANCE- RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL SERVICES - ARABIC CLASSES AND COMMUNITY SOCIAL FORUMS- EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN - MOTHER TONGUE AND SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Promote the education of children attending primary schools in the Borough of Southend-on-Sea and providing facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation in the interests of social welfare with the object of improving the conditions of life for children.

A junior sports club promoting sport in the Tring & the surrounding villages. Junior membership is available from 3 years to 18 years old. This applies across all current sports (Football, Futsal & Netball) and any new ones in the future, for all the children of Tring & the surrounding villages.

Social, educational and recreational activities. For example indoor and outdoor games, quizzes, craft, cookery, outings, visits, discos, entertainers etc

The Child Growth Foundation is the UK's leading charity relating to children's growth. It provides support to individual's with a growth disorder. It promotes and funds research into the causes of and cures for growth disorders. It provides education relating to the problems and difficulties faced by those with growth disorders. And it encourages the regular monitoring of growth and development.

A rural youth movement for members aged 10-26 years, where members can gain confidence, learn and achieve in public speaking, drama and entertainments, sports competitions, stockjudging and stock showing/presentation, dancing, meetings and social events. Members run their own clubs and fundraise.

Providing the opportunity for young people to come and hear Big Band Music and learn to play jazz in participation with other musicians, through weekly rehearsals in Central London and workshops in schools throughout the U.K.WEF 1.4.19, such activities have passed to sister charity, The National Youth Jazz Orchestra Limited (274578) and activity within this charity has ceased.

The charity ceased to operate in June 2017. Prior to closure, it?s purpose was to meet the ssocial and recreational needs of Islington Youth, open to all 11-16 year olds regardless of race, religion or gender. It aimed to enable young people to fulfil their full potential, and to foster mutual kindness and respect, in a safe environment, under fully-trained youth leaders.

Provides family style very sheltered accommodation for elderly people. A redsident Housekeeper living next door cooks two meals a day and provides some support to the residents. Personal care is not provided and residents are expected to be described as living independantly.

The principal object of the Charity is to provide loneliness relief for elderly persons, resident in Greater London, through tea parties and day trips. The object includes provision of transport and hospitality for elderly persons.

The Trustees of this site (Four Elms Recreation ground) resigned in 1977 and handed over to Hever Parish Council to manage as a custodian trustee of the charity.. It was originally donated by Theresa Kennedy in 1935. 1.04 acres. "Purpose of a playing field and recreation ground for children and youth of the Ecclesiastical parish of Four Elms". The parish council receives no separate funds.

The trust provides grants to enable people working with children to travel at home or abroad for the purpose of enlarging their experience and enhancing the quality of their work. Applications are particularly welcomed from those working with disadvantaged or disabled children. Grants are not available for academic research or courses leading to a qualification.

To alleviate the need of children and adults with special needs, their relatives and carers by the provision of facilities for adventure play at Taplow

Merriott Village Hall provides and maintains a spacious and well-equipped Hall for the enjoyment of the inhabitants of Merriott and the surrounding area. The hall is used regularly by badminton groups, pilates, yoga, exercise classes, baby classes, short mat bowling, ballroom dancing, children's dance classes and bridge. It is regularly used for occasional events such as weddings and parties.

We make grants and bursaries for educational purposes to individual pupils, former pupils and the children of former pupils of the Hampshire School, Knightsbridge; we also make grants to organisations on behalf of individuals or groups of such pupils, former pupils and children of former pupils of the Hampshire School, Knightsbridge .