Charities In Bristol City

For the public benefit, the relief and assistance of people in need in Yemen, who are the victims of war and/or victims of natural disasters by supplying them with food, shelter, medicine, clean water, educational materials and other relief items

HARTCLIFFE CLUB FOR YOUNG PEOPLE PROVIDES A SERVICE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AGED BETWEEN 4 AND 19 WITH MAIN EMPHASIS ON THE 13 TO 19 AGE GROUP.

To provide funding for activities in the Venturers Trust schools to advance the educational offering to the pupils.

The Soldiers Of Gloucestershire Museum exists to collect, conserve & display objects relating to The Gloucestershire Regiment & The Royal Gloucestershire Hussars, for the benefit of the citizens of Gloucestershire, Bristol and the general public, in particular the collections are used in support of the national curriculum and furtherance of study of the military history of Gloucestershire.

provision of counselling and psychotherapy to anyone who suffers traumatically from torture, oppression and war. We also hope to educate the public about the impact/effect on mental health when people are exposed to political violence.

Church of England services & religious activities for all ages. Outreach into community including work with youth and elderly. We run a youth group, dance classes and Pop Up events, Mothers' Union branch and social activities & host a 'Goldies' singing group and Prayer Hub, Local Councillor surgery & MP surgery, Advice Service & Community Police surgery.

Advancement of the arts, culture, heritage and science for the public benefit principally in Gloucester by creating and holding artistic, cultural and scientific events, festivals, exhibitions, talks, forums, debates and such other activities as the trustees deem appropriate in furthering the charity's purposes.

The charity is governed by a Constitution which states that the principal purpose of the charity is the advancement of the Christian Faith according to the principles of the Baptist denomination to include the advancement of education, community service and such other general charitable purposes in such parts of the United Kingdom and the world as the church shall determine.

We arrange monthly lectures between September and April, with walks and field trips in the summer months. Members receive an annual journal and regular newsletters.

? regular public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching;? baptism; ? the Communion of the Lord?s Supper;? evangelism and mission;? the teaching and encouragement of young people; ? nurture and growth of Christian disciples;? education and training for Christian and community service;? pastoral care;? supporting and encouraging charitable social action

1) to promote faith of Islam by a) the establishment of a mosque and educational centre for the Muslims living in North Bristol. b) the propagation of Islam according to Quran, the sunnah and hadith c) the establishment of madrassahs for the religious education of Islam to children d) the establishment of a library of Islamic book at the centre e) the holding of religious festivals in

- Protect Local People and property from crime- Reduce anti-social behaviour- Educate young people on the dangers of drug, alcohol and solvent abuse- Increase community safety for all but especially the young, vulnerable and elderly- Divert young people away from crime and anti-social behaviour, encouraging their growth into responsible young adults- Build good community relations

The Vision of United Through Sport, as ratified by the charity Trustees is as follows:1. To bring people together to play sport, have fun, build friendships and advance community development.2. To develop people to their full potential in:- Sport- Education- Health

-Drama Workshops: playing drama games and devising original work based on people's own experiences and interests, regularly performing to the public.-Creative Training: tailor-made for professionals in the public, private and voluntary sector, using theatre to challenge perceptions and practices.-Rhythm of the Night: monthly inclusive ?nightclubs? for PWLD.

Religious Activities

To relieve by grants or loans or otherwise necessitous members of(i) The Avon and Somerset Constabulary (ii) Pensioned members of theConstabulary and former constituent forces of the constabulary, together with necessitous widows and dependants of any suchpersons.

Parish of Bedminster is 3 churches committed to enabling the worship of God in the community.Together we achive this through worship and prayer, the provision of pastral care and missionary and outreach work.

One-to-one low-cost, long-term counselling and psychotherapy to Bristol and the surrounding area; Non-12 step alcohol support groups; Relapse prevention programmes. Training and supervision of counsellors offering the Swan counselling service.

The objects of the Society are to advance the education of the public in industrial law and industrial relations, their practical application and development with a view to the education of all persons who are concerned with industrial law and industrial relations

To supply Early Years Education to 3 to 5 year old children .

We offer Steiner Education to children aged 3 - 6, and a parent and child group to those under the age of 3.

The establishment and operating of a community centre, and maintaining, managing or co-operating with any statutory authority in the maintenance and management of such a centre for activities promoted by the charity in furtherance of the charities objectives:

Chipping Sodbury Pre-School is a community based, voluntary managed group. We aim to offer and provide quality childcare for children aged 2 years to 4 years in a safe, secure and stimulating environment which is warm and friendly. We work within the early years foundation stage framework which ensures equality of opportunity for all children and families.

The Trust aims to relieve and assist young persons under the age of 25 who suffer deprivation, poverty, financial hardship or difficulty, parental neglect, lack of control or other misfortune.

GSD 2000 rescues unwanted, abandoned or badly-treated GSDs and re-homes them in suitable private homes. All animals are neutered. Any dog previously re-homed is accepted back into care at any time which ensures life-long security. Some older dogs may be placed in homes on a charity-assisted basis, meaning that some of their veterinary fees are funded by the Charity.