Charities In Bridgend

We raise funds for the benefit of the Maesteg Community Hospital and its patients.

Provide introduction to the Welsh language to children aged 2 to 3 prior to them entering the Welsh language primary school (ysgol gynradd gymraeg) at Maesteg in the County Borough of Bridgend, Wales.

Provision of funds to qualifying persons or organisations in the Bridgend area.

The supplementation of the stipend of a rector of the Church in Wales at St Brides Major

Hospital Radio station providing music and Health information for the patients of the Princess of Wales Hospital in Bridgend

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Main Activities include provision of a meeting place for:-1. The Dance Group2. The Whist Group3. The OAP's meeting placeProvides a meeting place for many charitable groups and for events for the over 50's

Continually support the school in fundraising. We have had various fundraising days:- Sponsored run, Summer Fete for the school children and local community, sponsored treasure hunt for Easter. Arranged Christmas Pantomime, Christmas Disco. Free Xmas Present for every child. Easter Eggs for every child. Donation from local business for our school yard and IPads for every class.

The Bridgend Writers Circle holds monthly meetings for its members with internal competitions. It holds external competitions in poetry and prose after targetting schools. It was two spin off groups focusing on 1) poetry and 2) prose. It supports local artistic and cultural events.

Gives small grants to people in the ecclesiastical parish of Coity, Nolton and Brackla who are in financial need.

STARS Community Creations is a community hub for individuals with learning disabilities and/or mental health issues in the Bridgend areaThe charity is named STARS, which stands for Skills, Training, Assessment, Resources and Services. These are all things that users of the STARS centre can access.

As a friends association we organize annual events for the children to take part in. Also events that parents can attend.

1. To preserve the history of St John's School Porthcawl and promote and foster links between former pupils, staff and parents2. To advance the education of past pupils of St John's School Porthcawl3. To assist the professional development of past members of staff of St John's School Porthcawl4. To aid other local educational charities and community groups that provide services for children

The Charity was established to support the preservation of The Priory Church of St Michaels Ewenny. The Church is located at Ewenny, Nr. Bridgend, South Wales and dates from the 11th century.

The main aim of the Bridge Community Project is to support the community that we are a part of, be aware of the needs of individuals and the community and support them with any practical, physical and social skills.

The charity supports Christian mission through financial gifts to individuals & Christian organisations. It is also able to finance activities such as education/medical aid to foreign missions.

Fund raising through concerts and fund raising activities lunches.The object of the charity is to establish and maintain scholarships to students up to the age of 35 in memory of Russell John Sheppard.

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Providing free counselling for individuals struggling with poor mental health and individuals bereaved by suicide . Providing bereaved by suicide support groups . Providing free suicide awareness training . Providing information to raise awareness and prevent suicide particularly suicides linked to cocaine use

Scholarship to local comprehensive school for musical purposes.

Our aim is to provide entertainment and education through the media of Celtic folk dance, music and the arts for the benefit of the local area

The charity provides a holistic, person centred service for individuals of all ages affected by alcohol, drugs or other substances, including those in the criminal justice system, with the ultimate aim of improving lives and nurturing potential. The charity also provides education and training on substance misuse and related topics.

First Responders in Wales are volunteers who donate their spare time to attend appropriate 999 calls and provide first hand emergency care to people in their own community. The volunteers are trained by the Welsh Ambulance Service to administer basic first aid skills, oxygen therapy, cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the use of a defibrillator.

We are a group of volunteers who hold lots of different fundraising events from quiz nights and fetes to bus trips and family nights to support our local school.