Charities In Bracknell Forest

Based in Bracknell, the Ring Amateur Boxing Club serves the local community by helping people from all walks of life, age and ability to reap benefits to their physical and mental wellbeing through the provision of facilities and training for Boxing. The club also exists to advance the amateur sport of Boxing and to date has produced over 150 fighters to compete at national and commonwealth level.

Supporting families affected by Sickle cell in the Thames Valley area and raising awareness of Sickle Cell through our fundraising and awareness events.

Assistance to job seekers resident in the Wokingham Borough and Bracknell Town. Services include advice on finding a job, writing a CV and preparing for a job interview. Clients have access a library and can use the Internet. The service is free to clients with costs covered by sponsorship from Wokingham Borough Council, other town and parish councils in the district and other donations.

Rescue and treatment of sick and injured swans. Release back to the wild wherever possible.Education of the public as to pollutants and problems with litter. Training emergency services in swan handling.

The Society rehearses weekly under the direction of a professional musical director in order to achieve a high standard of performance. It performs a series of public concerts at venues in the Reading area. It also organises an annual competition for Young Musicians and joint events with other musical societies.

We provide facilities for the community to hire and a venue for community groups to meet.

Relief of persons in need. Support of local religeous and counselling groups. Provision of subsidised housing to people in need. Provision of minibus to local youth & community groups.

The New Priestwood Community Association provides opportunities and a space for many local community groups to carry out a wide range of activities, ranging from groups in the Arts and education through to special interest groups. With advice and support from Bracknell Forest the Centre and Association have worked tirelessly to develop and extend the facilites to encourage use.

The Silvers Workshop provides a workshop with wood and metal-working tools where older men can come to make and mend things and socialise and enjoy the camaraderie of work without the pressures. We are based in Reading in Berkshire and membership is available to men in the vicinity of Reading, Wokingham, West Berkshire and Bracknell Forest.

We gather for worship at Hayes Methodist Church Hall, 4 Station Road, Hayes, UB3 4DA on all Saturday mornings at 08:30 AM to celebrate the Holy Eucharist services. We also have online prayer meetings on a regular basis. We also conduct Sunday School classes for children up to age 18 years and then have social groups for young adults above 18 yrs, women fellowship, senior groups among others.

Founded in 1922 as the Royal Aircraft Establishment Orchestral Society, the Farnborough Symphony Orchestra has a long history of performing a varied programme of orchestral music to a high standard in the local community. It presents four concerts each season under a professional conductor, often featuring young soloists at the outset of their careers.

T.W.G, church, aerobics, keepfit, short mat bowling, breakaway theatre group. Good neighbours meetings. Boxing groups. Childrens birthday parties.

Hungarian School Woking is a charitable organisation providing education for the public in the subject of Hungarian culture, language, literature, history, music, arts, etc. through the provision of out-of-school education for children in of Woking (Surrey) and the surrounding area.

We are part of a national and international organisation whose aims are Fun Friendship and Fund RaisingEach year we organise a fireworks display to raise funds for the local community.We also tour Twyford and the surrounding area with Father Christmas and the Santa Float throughout December.

ARCADE provides interactive life-skills based alcohol and drug education projects. Our main target group are 9-13 years of age and their parents. the 3 main aims of our work are :- To build self esteemDevelop decision making skills and Provide age appropriate factual alcohol and drug information.

Great Hollands Community Association manages the Great Hollands Community Centre.The building is hired out to local charities and organisations as well as profit making organisations. Hirers range from Slimming world to Church Groups. The building is also available for hire on one off occations for parties or community meetings.

To support the running of the synagogue by utilising its funds to the best advantage.

Education & Training in Sports & Recreation for Young People

Provision of material and emotional support to people who are homeless, isolated, living in poverty or otherwise disadvantaged living in or around Maidenhead.

To advance the education of persons studying English as a Foreign Language in Oxford and its surrounding area by the provision of a single agency for the Cambridge Examinations in English as a Foreign Language

To put on public concerts at least three times per year. To provide music to other choirs/organisations from our extensive library, to raise money for other charities/good causes, to commission works of music, to involve children/school choirs in performance,to organise workshops,to encourage public participation in singing

We are a parents association who seek to raise money for our school so we get as many of the items requested by the school to make it the best place to be for our children.

?We help members of the public and charity members to practice Christianity in Slough?We encourage ethnic Minority Groups and Identities in Slough to get involve ? We provide educational sponsorship for orphans in West Africa (0-12years)? We organise music therapy to public around the world? We provide Children, Youth and vulnerable adults a place to connect, reflect and relax

We let and manage the building on a day to day basis for the local council

Fund raising mainly through events held at the schools