Charities In Bath And North East Somerset

To raise money by holding such events as a Harvest Supper, President's Picnic, Concerts etc.By collecting at local stores. By sponsorship. By donation.To donate money to other worthy nominated, in sponsoring local young people in worthy endevours. Rotary charities in general

Facilitates the rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of animals and birds that are subject to abuse, neglect or abandonment.

Maintain an ancient woodland

Funds held for use with childrens activies within the church

The provision of Radio Services to the Royal United Hospital, Bath, associated hospitals in the Bath Health Authority and to the wider Bath Community

Cultivation of Medicine and surgery in all it's branches, principally via education

We are a small local charity run entirely by volunteers. We provide blind and partially sighted people with a monthly audio magazine. our aim is to provide a variety of general-interest magazine articles together with a selection of factual and news-related items. By making full use of the Royal Mail 'Articles for the Blind' service we are able to provide this facility without any charge.

Environmental interpretation in the field for educational groups and members of the general public. We publish booklets with landscape themes, based on a walk in areas of interest. Our booklets are sold from our web-site website www.thematic-trails.org. and through outlets in selected areas of particular interest. We also market selected booklets published by like-minded organisations.

The objects of the charity are advancement of education in the art and science of musicians and in particular to 1) provide specialist tuition and performance for young musicians in the field of authentic performance practice; and 2) to provide bursaries to assist in the purchase of instruments for young musicians. All are undertaken to further our charitable purposes for the public benefit.

Community Run Library

We devise a plan of Lay Preachers to cover ministry to outlying churches that have no leadership. We hold an annual general meeting.

The Eyre Chapel is a remarkable monument set in the tranquil surroundings of Perrymead Cemetary on the hillside to the south of Bath. Built in the mid-nineteenth century for Count John Eyre, with architect Charles Hansom, it is a classic example of Gothic Revival Architecture rich and intricate in design. The chapel is open to the public by appointment and on advertised open days.

To advance the education of the public through theatre and live performance in the subject of performing arts.To act as a resource for young people up to the age of 25 living in the South West by providing advice and assistance and organising programmes of physical, artistic, educational and other activities.

We are a local toddler group providing activities for local families.

We provide dinghy sailing for physically disabled people. We sail most Saturdays from April to October.

The fostering of Anglo Polish community relationship and mutual understanding through community projects. The sharing of Anglo Polish cultural activities in music, art, literature and family life.

The charity was specifically established to manage a collection of prints that were donated to the Victoria Art Gallery in the 1940's. The funds are used to maintain and care for the collection and can also be used to add to the print collection.

FOR THE PROMOTION, ENCOURAGEMENT AND FURTHERANCE OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF THE STUDENTS AT CHEW VALLEY SCHOOL

Provides general information on a variety of local, regional, and national history - by organising formal talks/lectures and site visits where appropriate.Maintains archives of various items of local history.Provides guidance and research results when requested.Maintains an awareness of local planning matters in order to provide information as required.

The Charity makes grants to retired mine workers and their dependents .The Charity makes grants to organisations involved in recreational activities.

We undertake fund raising activities which will enable us to make small donations (typically of around £250) to small local charities, especially those supporting disabilities, children and animals.

This is an educational charity the object of which is to provide classical music recitals and concerts in a setting suitable to young people in the Bath area

Frame Running consists of participants sitting on a tricycle-like frame, who are strapped around their torso, and who use their feet instead of pedals to walk or run.Bath Frame Running Club participants can take part recreationally with the rest of their family, including their siblings. A variety of other games and activities are also available to play whilst the frames are shared.

A rural charity for young people aged between 10-26 years, where they can learn new rural skills and achieve confidence through public speaking competitions, stockjudging and running their own club and fundraising for themselves and the local community. Members also learn to participate in team events such as sports, drama and entertainments, choir and dancing. This is a member led organisation.

Meetings of persons who have served in the Royal navy or are in sympathy with the aims of the Royal naval association