Charities In Bracknell Forest

We represent all people in Berkshire West affected by a neurological condition.

Activities include, Regular Support Group meetings, One-to-one support, Social Outings and Educational Outreach workshops among others

Small archaeological surveys; post excavation work; geophysical surveys; small museum collection; reference collections of borderware, clay pipes and iron age finds; dedicated library of books on archaeology and history; experimental archaeology projects; support for local history, YAC and Y3A groups.

The primary activity of Charney Manor is as a residential Conference and Retreat Centre. Organised programmes explore approaches to prayer and the Bible; personal relationships as a path to spiritual growth; interfaith dialogue; concern for the world; aspects of the arts.

Support and development of fairtrade activities and principles. Support for local and international projects that have relevance to people of Faringdon and surrounding area that are based on Christian principles of social justice

Partnering with local organisations in the Reading area to help enhance publicly accessible (physical and virtual) spaces such as those associated with heritage sites, museums, libraries and other educational spaces and running a programme to increase the accessibility and learning potential of such facilities using IT.

The promotion of the voluntary sector in the county of Berkshire for the public benefit by the provision of high quality mentoring in leadership, strategic thinking and planning.

The charitable objects are to promote and provide for the advancement of education of the pupils at the School and in connection with that to expand and develop the school with a curriculum in accordance with the principals of the Church of England.

Provision of hospital services - maintaining the provision of high quality facilities management at the West Berkshire Community Hospital and to provide assistance in kind to the Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (BHFT) and the Royal Berkshire Hospital (RBH) to carry out improvements where necessary.

Provision of primary school education, Nursery and child care creche facilities for up to 335 boys and girls aged between 3 months and the end of Year 8 (13 year olds) in an independent school..

The charity's objects are to assist in advancing education, promoting community participation in healthy recreation to provide facilities for recreation, the interest of social welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of life for those whom the facilities are provided and to preserve and protect health and to promote any other purpose which is charitable according to English law.

Provision of outdoor and indoor activities to further outdoor education and recreation for children, young people and the wider public in the South East of England.

To provide residential accommodation and recreational facilities to adults with learning disabilites

We specialise in providing services for people who have profound learning disabilities and/or complex needs, can seem to be "difficult to reach" and all of whom find communication a challenge. The aim of our work is to create opportunities for people to fully express themselves. The therapeutic impact of this can be seen in people's increased confidence and willingness to engage with others.

THE CHARITY BENEFITS PEOPLE OF ALL AGES WITH DISABILITIES, ELDERLY PEOPLE, DISADVANTAGED YOUNG PEOPLE AND SCHOOL CHILDREN BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO THE RIVER THAMES AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES ON THE RIVER THAMES. THE CHARITY OWNS AND OPERATES BOATS TO FACILITATE THESE ACTIVITIES. IT IS LARGELY SERVED BY VOLUNTEERS.

To provide accomodation to men and women who are in need of assistance and who have resided or been employed in the Parish of Easthampstead or the new Parish of Bracknell for period of not less than fifteen years.

To provide assistance to police officers who are either serving or retired members of the Thames Valley Police Benevolent Fund, their widows, widowers and dependants, who are regarded as being in necessitous circumstances. The charity therefore provides public benefit to those persons.

The London Irish Foundation uses the power of sport, rugby in particular, to make a lasting, positive impact on the lives of people, both young and old, and to build a meaningful and sustainable legacy for sport and education across our communities, in Berkshire, Hampshire, Middlesex and Surrey.Our key work strands are rugby development, education, community engagement and inclusion.

The David Brownlow Charitable Foundation is a grant giving charity dedicated to enhancing the lives and wellbeing of individuals and communities where there is an element of disadvatage, through personal development such as education, the provision of new equipment, or the improvement and regeneration of their community. It operates in the UK, mainly in the County of Berkshire.

The Charity was established under a Deed of Trust and its objectives are to distribute investment income for the relief of local distress and charitable need of a Masonic or non-Masonic nature.

To relieve suffering by providing volunteers trained to search and recover missing vulnerable people, working at the request of Thames Valley Police and assisting other Rescue organisations. Providing First Aid and Search and Rescue volunteers to the County Emergency Resilience department during times of flood or other disasters. Providing First Aid and marshaling personnel to local organisations.

The Rose Foundation Benevolent Fund awards grants to eligible individuals who are experiencing financial hardship or poverty. Employees of B&M Care group, ex-employees and their dependents are eligible to apply using an application form with a set of criteria. All grant decisions will be ratified by the Board of Trustees.

1. Continued teaching English to adults of Bangladeshi Community2. Continued teaching Bengali (mother tounge) to Bangladeshi children3. Continued providing prayer facilities.4. Organised cultural events.5. Organised sports facilities (football and badminton) for youngsters

We provide a Holiday Club environment during Easter and Summer school holidays for children with additional needs and disabilities between the ages of 3 and 19.We also provide an After School Club at Addington School, Woodley, Monday through Friday during Term Time.

1 To offer grants to Clergy of the Church of England to enable them to undertake further accredited study for the advancement of religion provided that such clergy will be a clerk in holy orders in the Diocese of Oxford2. To provide grants to help the teaching of children and young people in any educational institution in the Diocese of Oxford in the principles of the Church of England