Charities In Bedford

Provision and maintenance of a recreation ground for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Staploe with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants. Maintenance costs and insurance costs met by Staploe Parish Council. The land is held in trust by the charity. The PC are custodian trustees of the charity and the land is registered to the Parish Council.

The funds to build the sports field are tied to the completion of a local building projectUntil the Mid Beds District Council section 106 agreement funds are available we cannot operate as a sports trust.

Provide assessment services to landbased industries

The East Anglian Education Trust CIO forms strategic partnerships with national and regional organisations to develop and deliver programmes to partner schools and communities in our area of benefit. Its strategy is to raise educational standards of school aged children in the area, thereby creating fairer access to better paid and skilled employment in the hi-tech big businesses in the region.

Intended to succeed to Charity Number 300052 to provide the facilities of Meppershall Village Hall for the benefit of users.

Our mission is to achieve positive change for elder people in the Uk,Malawi , Zimbabwe but not limited to ensuring that they enjoy their right to healthcare, social services, economic and physical security, promote social cohesion and reduce isolation. Promote diversity and interaction with the community and ease of information access to poor and less privileged ethinic groups.

The charitable objects of the Trust are the advancement of the education of children and young people. The objects also include any other charitable purpose for the benefit of the worldwide Christian fellowship known as the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church.

Providing community facilities

In memory of Mia Elcock, for the benefit of the public, to establish & maintain a natural woodland space know as Mia's Wood as a means of A. Conservation B. EducationC. RecreationThe focus of our work is a 2-acre woodland site called Mia's Wood in Little Horwood, Buckinghamshire.

The Charity is responsible for four small Almshouses in the centre of Toddington. The residents are widows or spinsters of the Parish. The Trustees are responsible for the maintenance and repair of the Almshouses. The Trustees expect to be able to pay for routine repairs and maintenance out of the income.

Our aim is to work closely with communities. The Trust encompasses communities within a 20 mile radius of St Neots, Cambridgeshire.

To Provide advice, advocacy and information on statutory/public and voluntary sector services to Africans and other minority groups to address the mental health and well-being issues faced by Africans including refugees, asylum seekers & Migrants in Luton & Beds areas, to provide a signposting support service to organisations that provide advice on welfare, benefits, housing and employment.