Charities In Bedford

The advancement of religion through and of the charitable work of, the United Reformed Church, with particular responsibility for the Thames North Synod of the Church.

The principal activity and object of the charity is to advance the education of children below compulsory school age. The Pre-school runs from Caddington Village School, where qualified and friendly staff provide stimulating and creative play, that enables learning to take place in a fun and secure environment. We look upon pre-school as the first stepping-stone to school and school life.

The Objective of the charity is the provision and maintenance of a village hall / community centre for use by and benefit of Wixams and the surrounding area

The provision of sporting activities for disabled and special needs youngsters.

To further enjoyment of Edlesborough Village Green by facilitating the regeneration of an existing pavilion and maintaining and operating the new pavilion for the good of the local sports clubs and community.

ADVICEWe provide advice on:Employment,Racial Equality,Human Right,Immigration,Promote and Provide Health Advice,Sign post for other organizationsTRAININGProvide Accounting,GCSE,Citizenship, Life in the UK Test Training,ESOL,Security, Construction, Health & Safety and Social Care Training CoursesSUPPORT Offer Needed Support to the Vulnerable People in Poor Communities in the UK

Putnoe Heights Church is a Methodist church in Bedford where Christians from a variety of backgrounds have been worshipping and serving for over 60 years. It also offers rooms within the Church Centre for hire to the local community.

A Charitable Church Organisation. Reflecting the heart of God through the preaching of the gospel and acts of goodness and empowerment to the church and community at large. Touching Bedford, europe and asia and wherever the opportunity may arise.

A Pentecostal Church. Sunday Services - 10.00 am & 6.00 pm on Sundays, Bible Studies on Wednesdays 7.00 pm. Monthly Youth Fellowship - Last Sundays (marriage & career counselling.) Monthly interactive meeting - FAMILY FORUM where members of the family meet to discuss family issues - 2nd Sunday of every month at 6.00 pm and Prayer Night Vigil 1st Friday, All meetings are open to the general public.

1 Raising public awareness of the issues affecting deaf people2 Campaigning for the promotion of British Sign Language to be on an equal footing to spoken and written English3 Providing recreational facilities and opportunities for deaf people to integrate with the hearing community

Grants and Donations to Schools in Bedfordshire.Educational Grants to school children aged 18 and under living or being educated in Bedfordshire

Relief of the sick, the physically or mentally disabled and the elderlyRelief of povertythe provision of relief for victims of disasters

Pink Rooster provides music therapy, pre-recorded music, creative arts and assistive technology to individuals and groups living with, but not exclusively, dementia and other cognitive and physical barriers.The charity operates mainly within private and public residential care homes,not for profit residential care homes, day care centres, private residences and other healthcare facilities.

EYE supports the development of young adults focusing on enterprise through various types of workshops aimed to provide skills, training and job opportunities. Workshops programs designed around Media, Physical Training/Fitness, I.T, Arts, Business, Engineering, Fashion etc. The charity also engages with other age groups through partnership work with local organisations.

Scouting activities for young people

We work with small groups of vulnerable adults, including learning disabled, autistic, ex-offenders and those with mental health problems. We care for 5 acres of woodland, hedges and meadow and grow herb and wildflower plants to sell. We also produce an increasing number of our own preserves, cards, jewellery and gifts. We regularly open to the public and also welcome visitors and volunteers.

Co-ordinates and supports activities of Women's Institutes in Bedfordshire. The Women's Institutes undertake activities to enable women interested in issues associated with rural life to improve their education in citizenship, public questions, music culture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare and to improve rural life.

To provide public benefit by providing grants to organisations operating within the county of Bedfordshire which help provide: a) the advancement of health and saving of lives; b) the promotion and support of arts, culture & heritage; c) alleviation of poverty and d) facilitation of access to education and training. Funding must exclusively benefit Bedfordshire residents.

French courses

The Village hall is mainly used for meetings, lectures, classes and other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation.

To enhance the development and education of children under statutory school age by encouraging parents to understand and provide for the needs of their children though community groups.

Execution of charitable projects only in the United Kingdom. Working closely with homeless, needy, and vulnerable people and families in the UK and supporting them with food, clothing, financial and social support. Providing assistance to those in need in the UK without compromising their dignity and pride since Charity Begins at Home

EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN RESPECT OF ALL TYPES OF STEAM ENGINES, INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES, TRACTORS, AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT.

PRE SCHOOL GROUP FOR UNDER FIVES

THE CULTUTAL CENTRE PROVIDES PRAYERS AND WORSHIPING FACILITIES. IT ORGANISES FESTIVALS. HOLDS CHILDREN'S QUR'AN CLASSES AFTER SCHOOL; TEACHING THE READING AND MEMORISING OF QUR'AN. ALSO TEACHES ENGLISH AND ARABIC.GARDENING CLASSES FOR CHILDREN WERE HELD LAST YEAR. NOW THE GARDEN HAS BEEN PAVED OVER. PROMOTES GOOD RACE AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS WITH OTHER ETHNIC COMMUNITIES IN THE AREA OF BENEFIT.