Charities In Cambridgeshire

The CIO undertakes activities to advance the interests of the general religious and charitable purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain within Cambridgeshire and beyond. Income and property are used solely to further the CIOs object through initiatives that support Quaker beliefs, values and to undertake worship, as well as providing pastoral care for members and attenders

PROVISION OF FACILITIES AND FUNDING FOR A ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPLAINCY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE

Providing support for over 50's in Newmarket and surrounding area's.Newmarket Day Centre CIO was formed by the conversion of the original charity, Newmarket Day Centre (Charity No. 290989) to a CIO in April 2015. Further details of the charities activities and its history can be found on the website at http://www.newmarketdaycentre.co.uk

Education/TrainingThe advancement of health or saving of lives

1) Provision of almshouses for persons in conditions of need, hardship or distress living within the City of Cambridge and its surrounding area. 2) Relief in Need funds given annually to qualified charities and institutions for the relief of poverty and the education of the young in and around the City of Cambridge.

The Felix Cobbold Trust provides grants to advance and improve agriculture, in particular to educate farmers and young people in agricultural methods, developments and techniques, in Suffolk and the adjoining counties.

Animal welfare services, including rehoming neglected animals, low-cost animal clinic; assistance with cost of neutering domestic pets to prevent unwanted litters; emergency veterinary care for domestic birds, mammals and other animals found sick or injured; emergency assistance with cost of veterinary treatment for pet owners on low income (defined by eligibility for means-tested state benefits).

The Trust has set up, established and is managing a facility for the advancement of community development and environmental improvement. It promotes volunteering for the benefit of the communities local to the community facility. It promotes the conservation, protection and improvement of the natural environment of the community facility and its open land.

Millennium Farm Trust provides supported work and training opportunities and programmes in agriculture, horticulture and rural skills for adults with additional needs, people recovering their mental health or those with an acquired brain injury at Depden Care Farm, their six acre care smallholding in Suffolk.

Volunteer Projects: Advocacy, Befriending, Chaplaincy & Listening Sevice, Clean Team,Hospital to Home Support, Hand & Nail Care, Friendship Lunch ClubsPaid for Services: Home Support, Wellbeing Wardens(CQC regulated)Campaigns: zero tolerance unsupported discharge home from hospital of older & vulnerable patients without carer/family support; trusted persons bank accounts

Project 21 is an innovative charity running activities, clubs and events for people with Down's Syndrome in the East of England. We pride ourselves on giving the Down's Syndrome Community a platform to express themselves and a voice in society. We believe our events promote confidence, independence and a wider, positive awareness of Down's Syndrome within our community.

Peterborough Citizens Advice Bureau is an independently run and financed local charity which has been serving the people of Peterborough since April 1967. We are the only mainstream, exclusively free provider of quality accredited advice in Peterborough; our aim to focus on those in greatest need; with our services being used by over 8,500 people each year, often due to a crisis in their lives.

PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN AGED 2 - 4. WE AIM TO PROVIDE A SAFE, SECURE & STIMULATING ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH CHILDREN CAN LEARN AND DEVELOP. WE AIM TO PROVIDE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES TO ALL CHILDREN & THEIR FAMILIES. WE FIRMLY BELIEVE IN THE VALUE OF LEARNING THROUGH PLAY & THE CHILDREN ARE ENCOURAGED TO CHOOSE FROM A NUMBER OF PLANNED ACTIVITIES IN LINE WITH EARLY LEARNING GOALS AND OFSTED.

The Trust teaches about the Christian faith in schools, for pupils to develop spiritually through understanding, engaging with and responding to the Christian faith.To this end, staff lead assemblies in line with current DfE guidance and complying with current education law. They also offer RE lessons which deliver the syllabus appropriate to each school, and lunch and after school clubs.

To enhance the development and education of children by offering appropriate play facilities and training courses and encourage parents to understand and provide for the needs of their children through community groups.

The Society is based at the Imperial War Museum site at Duxford, where it works in partnership with the IWM. The Society has a collection of post-WW2 British Civil Aircraft, which it maintains and displays to the public.

The Trust provides and maintains gospel halls for the religious activities of Christians often referred to as 'Brethren'. Details of the origins, teachings and way of life of the Brethren can be found on their website - www.plymouthbrethrenchristianchurch.org.Meetings held at these gospel halls include the Lord's Supper (Communion), Gospel preachings, Bible readings and Bible addresses.

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and the bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. The provision of a youth activities with a Christian ethos. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

To promote community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities and an inclusive environment for playing rugby and other sports or other leisure time occupation for people who have such need by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, or social and economic circumstances and to advance the education of children/young people according to the law of charity.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL NEEDS PRIMARILY FOR PEOPLE OVER 50 AND NOT IN FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT

The promotion of any charitable purpose for the benefit of the public in the City of Cambridge and its adjoinng rural area by the furtherance of health and wellbeing, especially amongst persons suffering from mental disorder or emotional disturbance.

High quality supported housing in our regional areasSupport and CSCI registered domiciliary care on individual basis, either through supporting people contracts or domiciliary contract for care.Holiday and leisure/alternative respite in North Wales.

THE CHARITY RUNS ITS PROGRAMME UNDER ITS MAXIM OF TRANSFORMING LIVES THROUGH ACCESS TO E-LEARNING BY PROVIDING COMPUTERS AND DIGITAL SKILLS TO SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES IN AFRICA AND THE UK.

The central objective of the church is the spreading of the Gospel of Our Lord JesusChrist. Policies adopted to achieve this objective are spiritual support for the membership,encouraging and equipping members to spread the Gospel within the localcommunity and active support to mission and outreach in the wider world.

The central objective of the church is the spreading of the Gospel of Our LordJesus Christ. Policies adopted to achieve this objective are spiritual support for themembership,encouraging and equipping members to spread the gospel within thelocal community and active support to mission and outreach in the wider world.