Charities In Bournemouth

The charity exists to advance public wellbeing and community benefit through inclusive community engagement, performing arts and early-stage wellbeing support and sign-posting.

Girlguiding Bournemouth South follows the Girlguiding programme and gives girls and women a safe space where they can be themselves through adventures, having fun, building friendships and gain valuable life skills. We give them an opportunity to fulfil their potential and make a positive difference in their lives and communities and confidence for future challenges.

This land is held for the purposes of a public open space or recreation ground.

'striving for a better world tomorrow; through providing relief in prevention of poverty, educating the disadvantaged and marginalised, empowering the youth with skills and securing 'access to justice for all.

Animal Canopy provides animal welfare and public benefit by supporting the dogs owned by homeless people in Bournemouth and by raising funds which are then distributed via the charity's approved grant making policy to small animal charities located in the UK (mostly local to Animal Canopy's activities) and some selected organisations abroad. Animal Canopy operates mostly in Dorset and Hampshire.

The purpose of the charity is to advance the education of the adult public in literacy within the Poole and Bournemouth areas.

Monthy meetings held, incorporating illustrated talks with speakers on archaeology, travel in the UK and abroad, together with local places of interest.

To develop the capacity and skills of the members of socially disadvantaged communities, particularly, but not exclusively the Polish community, in the county of Dorset in such a way that they are better able to identify, and help meet, their needs and to participate more fully in society by promoting activities to foster understanding between people from diverse backgrounds.

To make grants to organisations and individuals to further the recreational and community facilitiesof Ensbury Park . In the first instance by granting funds to build a community room attached to the Ensbury Park Library

The relief of persons suffering injury or sickness by the voluntary provision of immediate medicaltreatment to any person involved in serious accidents or medical emergencies in Dorset and its environs.To advance to education of healthcare professionals in treating such patients through the provision of lectures and fora.

To advance public education by displaying historic public transport vehicles

We provide or assist in the provision of recreation and leisure facilities in Whitecliffe, Poole, Bournemouth and the wider area to improve the quality of life and health of local people.The Charity also promotes community participation in healthy recreational sports including football, cricket, athletics, cycling and such other sports capable of improving physical health and fitness

- Capacity building through teacher support, training and retention- Information exchange and support between the UK and African schools- Provision of material to support learning in African schools- Provision of school support to children from poor families- Contributing to the maintenance of school buildings

Young Dorset engages and develops different youngsters providing learning and development opportunities to improve healthy lifestyles, life skills and second chances to implement employability skills and qualifications.

Organisation for retired railway people who worked on the Southern Region of the RailwayBranches in Croydon, London West, Sussex and Wessexarrange meetings and social activities represent the interests of members relating to pensions, travel facilities and other oncessions applicable in retirement.provide advice and /help.

Supporting Masonic charities in province of "Hampshire & Isle of Wight". Supporting Masonic charities nationally "Grand Lodge of England-Wales". Donations to some named charitable institutions. Projects for childrens activities & care of the elderly, hospices & hospital appeals.

The Charity operates primarily in the Ringwood and local regional area for individuals with disabilities who are in need of but unable to afford treatment by making grants to them. It also provides advocacy /advice and information on the various forms of treatment.

For young people who are neurodiverse, or have characteristics linked to neurodiversity aged 14 to 25 years living in Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch and surrounding areas. Providing advice and assistance to support individual development and awareness of neurodiversity within the wider community.