Charities In Cambridgeshire

Supporting local people who have a diagnosis of cancer through the provision of support in the areas of nutrition emotional well being and exercise. Ensuring the nursing service is al so well equipped to provide the best quality of care to people being supported at home.

Huntingdon Parish is a Church of England Parish Church in the Diocese of Ely offering charitable services to the local area. We hold Sunday Christian worship; life event services; discipleship and family courses; children's and youth work including within the local schools; pastoral support; a weekday cafe; and other Christian events; courses and ministries

St James Church,Hemingford Grey responds to the call of Christ to serve God and extend his kingdom.As part of the Church of England,we meet to worship providing opportunities for fellowship & Christian teaching. We use our Parish Centre to provide a village hall facility and coffee shop as a service to the community. Ten percent of donations go to support Christian ministry/aid work worldwide.

Supporting adults with an acquired brain injury, their families and carers throughout the county of Cambridgeshire

THE OBJECTS OF THE CHARITY ARE TO APPLY BOTH THE CAPITAL AND INCOME TO, OR FOR THE RELIEF OF:1) NEED AMONGST BROTHER MASONS, OR THEIR WIDOWS, OR OTHER RELATIVES OR DEPENDENTS;2) TO OR FOR THE BENEFIT OF MASONIC CHARITIES3) TO OTHER CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS OR SOCIETIES, OR OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES, AS THE TRUSTEES SHALL FROM TIME TO TIME DIRECT.

Provision of ice skating to the community

To advance the education of children below compulsory school age by:(A) providing safe and satisfying group play in which parents have the right to take part; (B)encouraging other charitable activities through which parents may help the children; (C) furthering the aims of the pre-school playgroups association.

1. We support any young person or adult to achieve good sexual health, positive sexual behaviours, better self- esteem, and healthy relationships. We ensure that our work recognises and helps to address challenges faced by marginalized groups, 2. We do this through workshops, training courses, counselling, awareness raising, information, emotional and practical support, and related activities.

Provision of legal advice, information, advocacy and representation on social welfare law and related matters.

The Cogwheel Trust endeavours to carry out its mission by: Providing a range of counselling and psychotherapy services, including a substantial proportion of subsidised places for those on low income; Improving access to counselling and psychotherapy services (our own and the services of other providers in the region); Promoting emotional and psychological well-being.

On March 7th 2012, the Trust became an independent body for the receipt and management of funds, including the transfer of unrestricted reserves from the Imperial War Museum in pursuit of its objectives.

We provide a safe, stimulating environment for pre-school children between the ages of 2 & 4 years of age, where they can begin to learn the building blocks of education, social skills, & a degree of independence prior to mainstream schooling. We also provide placements for work-experience trainees.

Disability Huntingdonshire (DISH) is a small local charity set up to provide specialist benefit advice, and support for people 16 years and above, with disabilities throughout Huntingdonshire, Fenland and South Cambridgeshire currently. We also support people to claim Attendance Allowance, and support our clients if they have additional requirements such as food/fuel poverty/housing issues

Link House Trust (a Christian charity) provides a supportive 'home from home' for overseas graduate students on first arrival in the UK and Cambridge, encouraging friendship & international understanding among these key people in tomorrow's world. It accommodates 36 students of any culture or religion. Over 750 students from more than 100 countries have enjoyed what Link House offers since 1988,

The development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential through a structured programme, in accordance with the Scout Associations policy organisation and rules.

Cofarm Foundation supports the development and promotion of cofarming, which is community-based agroecological farming. The Foundation's first co-farming initiative is in Cambridge, where its wholly owned subsidiary CoFarm Cambridge is establishing a cofarm with and for the local community.

Harness the power of cricket to allow communities and individuals to unlock their potential and live happier, healthier lives.

Provision of Childcare (children aged 2 - 12) and Pre-school education

Provides a range of services, support and social activities for visually impaired people living throughout Huntingdonshire including information and advice, assistance with completing benefits applications and an equipment centre.

The Fen's Circuit provides oversite, encouragement and support to the churches within The Fens Circuit.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION IN SPORT OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE (IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY THOSE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE) IN CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND THE SURROUNDING AREA, WITH THE AIM OF: (1) DEVELOPING THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES SO AS TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS INDEPENDENT, MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS; AND (2) ENCOURAGING INTEREST IN SPORT AND PROMOTING ACT

The charity offers early years education for children aged 2-4. We open Monday to Friday 9am to 3pm for 38 weeks per year, term time only. We offer children morning, afternoon or full day sessions.

The principal activity of Histon Baptist Church is to spread, in the UK and overseas, the good news of the Christian faith, that is, forgiveness of sins, faith in our Lord Jesus Christ and consequent peace with God and with others. It also encourages godly living, provides education and training for young people and adults, cares for the elderly and promotes active involvement in the community.

The Charity runs a Polish School which provides education in Polish language, traditions, history, geography and culture for four hours on a Saturday morning during term time.

Provides flexible preschool education for ages 2 years to school age, 6 hours, 5 days/week in term time. Offers universal and extended funding places for 3-4 year-olds, funding for 2 year olds and those receiving Early Years Pupil Premium. Runs an out-of-school club for care, recreation and education for children aged 2.5-14 years, after school and in school holidays.