Charities In Buckinghamshire

A Baptist Church running services for members and friends, social activities, social action in the local community and activities for children and young people aimed at spreading the gospel message and showing God's love through his people.

The objects of the CIO are the advancement of education, the furtherance of health and the relief of poverty, distress and sickness of young people, families and carers, in the communities of Windsor & Maidenhead and the surrounding areas, on at least two sites, by maintaining and developing a youth & community counselling service for the giving of individual or group counselling and support.

The FoMSH supports Michael Sobell House the hospice and centre for palliative care at Mount Vernon Hospital. The unit embraces a philosophy that is compatible with hospice care and is supported by a multidisciplinary team of doctors, nurses, chaplains, social workers, counsellors, physiotherapists, occupational and complementary therapists, housekeepers and administration staff.

To bring Hope to young lives, that are vulnerable or 'at risk'. Actively pursuing emotional, physical and spiritual wholeness for young people.To be a compassionate response to the needs of vulnerable or 'at risk' young people.

Overseeing the running of the parish churches of All Saints Marlow, Saint Mary the Virgin Marlow Bottom, St John the Baptist Little Marlow and All Saints Bisham in their mission in promoting the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ according to the doctrines and practices of The Church of England.

The Relationships Service provides counselling, therapy & family mediation, in-person and online, via qualified therapists & mediators. Including:Counselling - relationship, individual, family & young people, sex therapy & sex addictionFamily Mediation - including MIAM's (Mediation Information & Assessment Meeting)Education & training - for professionals, local authority & charity partners

Raises funds to provide most advanced medical equipment and associated facilities including building of premises on a site within, adjoining or near to any hospital or health centre within Buckinghamshire and adjacent counties, designed to provide all the facilities required by the housing and operating of such equipment.

Promoting the whole mission of the Church:Regular public worship;Pastoral work;Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses, small groups and religious assemblies in schools;Children and youth work;Promotion of Christianity through events and meetings;Distribution of literature;Activities for senior citizens and parents and toddlers; Supporting other charitable work in the UK and overseas.

The Object of the CIO is for the public benefit, to advance the Christian religion in High Wycombe and theUK, and such parts of the world as the Charity Trustees may think fit, including by but not limited to, the enrichment of lives through support, care and guidance in line with the teachings of the Christian Bible.

Provide training and employment for people with learning disabilities by running a cafe and gift shop in Chorleywood, Herts. People with learning disabilities will undertake supervised training in the cafe and gift shop allowing them to gain essential work experience and to work alongside others. Following such training, support will be given to obtain sustainable employment in the community.

Revivall Church in Welwyn Garden City, Waltham Cross, Milton Keynes, Kendal, Bracknell and Bath are congregations of the charity. Revivall's bible college River Bible Institute (RBI) is also located in Welwyn Garden City. The church is very lively with Connect Groups, Children's and Youth Groups.

Wycombe Wanderers Foundation is the charitable arm of professional football club Wycombe Wanderers FC. Our Vision - an educated, healthier, more connected community.Our Mission - to place Wycombe Wanderers FC at the forefront of supporting local people and communities to thrive.Connect with us @WWFCFdn

Wycombe District swimming club provides aquatic activities for fitness, competition and fun.The benefits of swimming include building up your knowledge on safety, improved health, stamina, strength and meeting new people. As with all sports the more you put into the sport, the more you will get out of it.

The principal purpose of the Church is the advancement of the Christian Faith according to the principles of the Baptist Denomination. Activities of the Church include regular public worship; pastoral work; teaching the Christian faith; reaching out to people in the community; small groups and youth work. In addition the Church supports other mission partners both in the UK and overseas.

Grant-making charity supporting improved quality of life for the people living and working in the local community around Heathrow Airport and the neighbouring boroughs and other parts of the UK where Heathrow employees reside.Supports programmes for Young People, Environment and Sustainability, and Communities. Also supports programmes enabling employees of Heathrow to engage with the community.

The Halton Tennis Centre (HTC) brings together Royal Air Force Tennis and Halton Village Tennis Club into an exciting and forwarding looking "partnership". HTC is a strong community based facility supporting disability tennis (club of the year 2013), other local charities, and children who are unable to pay. It provides coaching services to 24 local schools and to public sports facilities.

At Electric Umbrella we create amazing, live interactive music experiences with learning disabled people - and when our members take to the stage, they help change the way the world looks at them - and others. Our Education Programme reaches thousands of school children, teachers and staff at both mainstream and SEND schools in Hertfordshire (in-person) and across the country (online).

SPACE is a Hertfordshire based charity supporting parent/carers of children and young people on the Autistic Spectrum, with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or a Neurodiverse condition.Providing:Exclusive Social Events,Support Groups, Workshops,Training,Conferences,Equipment Lending Library,Alternative Provision,Therapeutic Interventions, Pre Screening Services

Providing supported work experience and skills training to people who are disabled or disadvantaged, enabling them to contribute to the community and where possible progress into unsupported employment.

(1) The provision of almshouses for elderly Aylesbury residents and (2) to relieve either generally or individually Aylesbury residents who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress

Herts Ability provides services to disabled people in Hertfordshire and the surrounding counties. Driving Tuition and Assessment for disabled drivers.Equipment, advice and retail service. Information and advice.Benefits Advice.

Thomley is the place for people of all abilities. It is the primary setting where disabled people of any age, their families, friends and carers will find the support, encouragement and opportunity to participate in a range of indoor and outdoor recreational, leisure and creative activities. Thomley will contribute towards the development of skills useful for managing their day-to-day lives.

Museum which rescues historic buildings under threat in Chilterns Area and re-erects them within a 45 acre traditional landscape with interpretation for visitors. The buildings range from domestic, agricultural to rural industrial dating from 15c to post WW2. Activities include historical re-enactments, rural craft demos, traditional farming practices with livestock. Lifelong learning is provided.

The PCC co-operates with the incumbent in promoting the whole mission of the church, pastoral, social, evangelistic and ecumenical, within the parish and supports outside mission. In addition to regular and special church services (including weddings, funerals and baptisms), it provides a range of activities catering for all ages in the community and hosts a number of community groups on site.

Opened in 1990 The Mill is a multi-function arts centre and the only dedicated arts provision in the busy market town of Banbury in Oxfordshire. We have audiences of around 5,000 people per year buying 17,000 individual performances, events, classes and workshops.