Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Charity shops

Provision of day care for community, children. Community charity shop.

Social care for the older people of Hassocks and nearby villages along the South Downs. The day centre provides a freshly cooked three-course meal each weekday and a wide range of entertainment, activities, exercise and outings. On-site services include chiropody/podiatry and hairdressing. A coffee shop and charity shop are open weekdays and Sat mornings.

TRAC2 is a crisis intervention charity that provides recycled household items to people facing hardship. TRAC2 Charity is also a Community Outreach Office that host multiple agencies enabling a safe and confidential place to meet. TRAC2 also have a charity shop that enables members of our disadvantaged community to purchase low cost, affordable items.

A variety of activities are available including - IT Training, Internet Access, Support Groups, Over 50's Lunch Club, Ladies & Mens Night, Beauticians Course, DJ'ing, Chair Repair project, Table Tennis & BadmintonA hall & different sized conference rooms available for hire. A cafe, self service laundrette & charity shop is available. Community events such as discos & holiday clubs are provided.

KCU (Kettering Community Unit) is a community support charityproviding the following -Free training and education courses to support people into employment or to improve their quality of life -Furniture re-cycling, low cost household goods to those in need via our charity shops-Food bank operations to support those in food poverty Our ethos is that everyone in our community matters .

Provide basic veterinary treatment for State Pensioners and People on Universal Credit at a clinic run by part time staff and volunteers plus vets who are paid. Assist with costs towards neutering outside of the scope of the clinic. Provide advice and guidance on animals welfare.Work with national RSPCA in rehoming of unwanted petsRun a charity shop with part time employees plus volunteer

Provides and manages a Community Centre in a building in the Centre of West Mersea. The Facilities are available to members of the public in West Mersea, East Mersea and the surrounding area. These facilities include Two Squash Courts, two halls which can be adapted to suit different activities, Kitchen, Bar with separate Lounge, Charity Shop and Fully fitted Gym.

We offer good food, good fellowship, help and support to persons in the community, who are elderly, solitary, sick or who have a disability. We are not just a day centre, we are a place where people of all ages can feel they have something to offer and that life has not passed them by. In addition we are a place where volunteers, students and the elderly can meet and interact. Charity Shop also.

Hosting Feasts of CongregationCo-ordination and support of churches in our groupTraining of Christian ministers, worship leaders, singers, musicians, youth workersInitiating events in various localities; spiritual, social and evangelisticFacilitating the learning of instruments by young peoplePromotion of teaching through in churches, on the web and in printSupport overseas churches

Free Shop Crawley provides a choice of fresh food & vegetables, toiletries, baby clothes and other essential free of charge to struggling families in Crawley and the surrounding area who are either referred to Free Shop by an outside agency for example local council, home start, school/college or contact us direct.

To run & operate one coffee shop and trolley service, funds to be used on the hospital, patients and staff amenities.

RSPCA West Gwynedd Branch runs an almoning scheme offering free or subsidised neutering of cats and dogs to owners on means-tested benefits, while funds last. We also provide assistance for paying veterinary bills on the same proviso.We re-home cats & kittens.Fund-raising is primarily via our shop at Pwllheli. Details of other activities are given on our website at www.RSPCAWestGwynedd.org.uk

CARESCO works to meet needs within the community of Sawtry and the surrounding villages in the county of Cambridgeshire. To do this CARESCO runs a day care club, a weekly cafe, a car scheme, a Christmas Day party, a carers group, the local food bank, a prescription delivery service, a men's shed, a social club and a charity shop. CARESCO also edits and publishes the village magazine.

We are an educational charity which provides the local and wider community with meeting rooms, catering and accommodation for training, educational and leisure purposes. On site we also host a children's nursery, a social enterprise workshop and a resources library for students as well as a Traidcraft shop. We welcome people of all ages, ethnic and religious backgrounds.

The charity provides information, advice, support and counselling for young people aged 13-25 within the Chichester district. Its provision is free, confidential and offered independently from other services. The project aims to make fully accessible for all young people the support they need to enable them to become fully participative members of the community and active, independent citizens.

We run regular activities & services for the core families that attend the christian church, and also for the wider community including a "parents and tots" facility, a coffee shop open 3 days a week, and a Youth Club. We run Alpha courses & popular outreach events. "Cross walks" and itinerant preaching impacts people in the UK and Europe.

Providing access to and engagement with the arts and education for people with disabilities, older people and carers.Provide social support and activities, including holidays, for people with disabilities. Operate the community response volunteer network.Run Signal for Carers, providing support, information and activities for unpaid carers.Run a community shop and space, Forget-me-Knot

Activities - offering a wide range of on-going and one-off activities for people with learning disabilities. Volunteering - providing opportunities for volunteers to work in our small retail shop selling local artist work and providing work experience for people with learning disabilities. Mentoring adults with learning disabilities. Running support workshops. Other work experience options.

Work based training activities and independent living skills for people with disabilities, incorporating a coffee shop and charity shop for the students to gain hands on experience.

St James Church,Hemingford Grey responds to the call of Christ to serve God and extend his kingdom.As part of the Church of England,we meet to worship providing opportunities for fellowship & Christian teaching. We use our Parish Centre to provide a village hall facility and coffee shop as a service to the community. Ten percent of donations go to support Christian ministry/aid work worldwide.

HBTIG currently are providing for patients and careers suffering from brain tumour and brain injury :Individual support by visits, telephone, email and websitebi monthly group support Physio football sessionsCounsellingBereavement counsellingNeuro supportFinancial adviceFundraising eventsA charity shop and support centreDWP advice

Northern Print is an open access printmaking studio in the North East of England, providing a one stop shop for printmaking.The provision, maintenance and improvement of property owned or managed by Northern Print as a public amenity in the vicinity of a landfill site, for the protection of the environment.

The trust operates the museum and shop with the help of volunteers, organising exhibitions, education and community activities in the museum and function rooms. It undertakes its responsibilities as landlord and fundraises in order to maintain the buildings and promote its other activities.

To provide accommodation for persons with autism, both for respite care and supported living.To provide funds as grants, whenever possible, to aid families with autistic children in need.

The 3R Foundation raises funds for local small charities, community groups and clubs in the North Lancashire and South Cumbria area through the 3R Charity shop in Carnforth