Charities In Cambridgeshire

Nursery childcare provision for 2 - 5 year olds

The Foundation is a grant giving educational charity supporting Schools in the Huntingdon area . It also provides financial assistance to students and former students of Schools in the Huntingdon area up to the age of 25 and Community Grants to local voluntary groups working with young people. In addition it supports the Almshouses in Huntingdon

Compas is a vibrant, community-focused organisation dedicated to building stronger, more inclusive communities in Peterborough and beyond. We work with people of all backgrounds, offering support, education, and opportunities that promote integration, mutual understanding, and social cohesion. Our aim is to empower individuals, celebrate diversity, and create a sense of belonging for everyone.

St Paul's Church and Community Centre is a Church of England parish church just to the south of Cambridge city centre in the diocese of Ely. Its mission is to share the love of God in word and action. It provides space for people to pray and worship; to become part of a loving community through its outreach and community meals; and hires out its rooms to help support its mission.

YOUNG PEOPLE MARCH LTD IS A YOUTH CENTRE IN THE RURAL TOWN OF MARCH, WE PROVIDE A SAFE PLACE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE FROM THE AGES OF 7YRS TO 25YRS TO MEET AND SOCIALISE. WE PROVIDE A FACILITY FOR RECREATION AND OTHER ACTIVITIES SUCH AS CLUBS, DROP IN SESSIONS,LIFE SKILLS, EDUCATION DISCOS,SPORTS, TRAINING, VOLUNTEERING AND MUCH MORE.

We provide relief of financial hardship for refugees and asylum seekers within Peterborough and the surrounding areas, by the provision of advice and support, interpreting, translating and advocacy.Assist with the relief of financial hardship among people living or working in and around Peterborough by providing goods and/or services which they could not otherwise afford.

We create opportunities and provide education with particular emphasis for those who are disadvantaged; aiming to instil confidence, inspire creativity and increase communication skills through expressive arts. We encourage fitness, well-being, nutritional awareness and take-up in the arts. We produce shows, workshops, events, classes; partnering Bedazzle associate companies and other enterprises.

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. Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings. Promoting the whole mission of the Church through activities for special need groups.

- General Charitable activities- Religious activities and services- Provision of local spaces for community use- Activities for children and families- Concerts and entertainment- Support of vulnerable individuals and families in the community

A rescue and rehabilitation centre for wild native birds of prey. Providing education, conservational talks, flying displays and close encounters with the birds of prey to public visiting and Outreach sessions to schools and clubs, bird groups about the work we do. Offering volunteer/ work experience opportunities to schools and high educational pupils.

Mission: Our Mission is to offer support for offenders, potential offenders and their families to manage positive change in their lives; to engage with influential partners in the community of Hertfordshire and neighbouring counties; and to work to establish a range of educational and training initiatives with a focus on gaps in provision.

The Foundations Trust provides support and oversight for a range of connected projects based from the twelfth-century Round Church in the centre of Cambridge, exploring the relationship between Christianity and culture. These include Christian Heritage which runs the Round Church Visitor Centre and the Cambridge Christian Study Centre through which the charity also supports university ministry.

Housing Association & Land owner

Furniture Re useFood BankCommunity HubChristmas Project

Abbeyfield An Lac Community (AAC) provides supported housing for persons of Vietnamese or Asian origin who are suffering from the disabilities of old age, or otherwise in need of care. It operates An Lac House, established in Cambridge in 1997, with 10 single en-suite rooms for residents. AAC also runs a free day centre, and organises cultural and religious events for the local community.

For the benefit to relieve people in need who are disadvantaged (whether through special or additional needs, dementia, communication disability, alcohol, substance abuse) by the provision of creative activities (including but not limited to music, drama and arts), an in connection with those activities to provide support and involvement for parents, guardians, siblings and carers.

Childcare in a preschool setting

Management of Melbourn Community Hub

We provide family support to primary age children and their families in Cambridge. We work within a multi-disciplinary framework & use a range of approaches. Objectives include improved educational attendance & performance, support with emotional & behavioural difficulties, reduced isolation, increased participation & empowerment of under served families who are often in poverty.

We provide information, advice, guidance, emotional support and practical help to people who are coping with blindness, partial sight and reduced vision in Essex.

The charity provides safe kennels for ex-racing greyhounds, promotes them as pets and pro-actively seeks to find homes for them

Grants are made to other charitable or appropriately constituted bodies in response to specific written applications. Policy favours, but not exclusively, initiatives that benefit communities that are linked in some reasonably direct way to the Fitzwilliam Estates in Cambridgeshire and Yorkshire or the Naylor-Leyland Estate near Ruthin. Grants tend to be one off, not merely for annual expenses.

Place of worshipDebt Advice CentreCounselling Centre

The provision of cycling facilities, services, training, educational activities, and lobbying and campaigning in matters relating to cycling and other forms of transport.

The Circuit's policy is framed in the light of the Methodist Church's calling. Through the structures of the Circuit local churches assist each other to respond to their calling seeking to deploy shared resources effectively to that end.