Charities In Cambridgeshire

Little Downham Busy Fingers Pre-School is a small pre-school in Little Downham with a maximum capacity of 30 children per day. The practice looks after children aged of 2 years 6 months to when they start reception year at school.The school have a manager a book keeper and 5 part time practitioners ranging between Level 2 and 3.

Pre-School, After School Club and Holiday Club serving local community

to advance christianity in cambridgeshire and elsewhere through the church in accordance with the doctrine set out in the deed of trust. relieve poverty and advancement of christian education.

This charitable company operates a supported housing centre and separate groups within the community to help women who want support as they move on from trauma and turmoil. Life events may include addiction, family breakdown, neglect, abuse and disempowerment. Professional staff help women to address individual needs, explore life goals and find the self-confidence to move on.

MURROW PRE SCHOOL HAS ACHIEVED IN GIVING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY 1235 HOURS OF PRE SCHOOL SESSIONS OVER THE YEAR. THESE SESSIONS CONSIST OF THREE HOURS WHICH HAS ACHIEVED IN GIVING 39 CHILDREN AND 37 FAMILIES A VALUABLE PRE SCHOOL, ALLOWING PARENTS TO GO OUT TO WORK FOR CHILDREN TO LEARN AND DEVELOP UNDER THE EARLY YEARS FOUNDATION STAGE.

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.

The main objective of the West Norfolk Deaf Association is to work with deaf and hard of hearing people to facilitate independent living and reduce isolation.We aim to raise awareness of the issues facing deaf people and provide a community centre for deaf people to promote social, community and educational activities.We primarily cover West Norfolk but are able to extend our service as required.

Making of donations to masonic & non-masonic charities or charitable causes.

Offering professional counselling to help those facing emotional problems, in particular those who cannot manage this from their own resources, where those less able to pay are not excluded.

The purposes of the Methodist Church are and shall be deemed to have been since the Date of Union the advancement of:a The Christian faith in accordance with the doctrinal standards and discipline of The Methodist Churchb Any charitable purpose for the time being of any Connexional, District, Circuit, local or other organisation of The Methodist Church

Home-Start Royston and south Cambridgeshire provides a volunteer home visiting service to families where there is a child under nine in the family, with the aim to support families to reach their full potential.

The Trust awards grants for agricultural education in East Anglia, and aims to advance the education of the public in all aspects of agriculture and farming by providing grants for training and research.

Girlguiding, as part of a worldwide Movement, enables young girls and women to fulfil their potential to take an active and responsible role in society through a programme of activities delivered by trained volunteer leaders.

Duxford Preschool is a small, welcoming and vibrant Ofsted-registered preschool that cares for children from the age of two years and three months to five years old.

Darassalaam is engaged in the propagation and preservation of Islamic teachings by providing the community it serves with a place of worship and religious instruction. In addition it conducts marriage ceremonies, funeral and burial service as well as addressing matters relevant to Muslim community. In doing so, we adhere to the guidance of Anjuman-e-Islah-al-Muslimeen (charity number 505732).

The main activity of The Alberonius Foundation is to provide advice and guidance to overseas student for life in the UK, language schools, universities, training opportunities and other educational purposes. The foundation also seeks to fund rise for student accommodation, catering and bursaries if possible.

Primadonna festival celebrates womxn writers and disabled, working-class, Black and Asian and LGBTQIA artists whose voices we seek to amplify. We programme a diverse and inclusive line-up distinct from any other book festival, creating a unique atmosphere of community, cooperation and contribution. In addition, we run a literary prize whose aim is to open up new channels into publishing.

To relieve the needs of children and young people in Cambridgeshire aged 0-25 with additional needs, their parents, carers and families by providing support and services in particular but not exclusively by a) providing a range of forums, training opportunities and advocacy services and b) providing information, advice and signposting to specialist services.

Resourcing and training church-based youth workers. Organising Cambridge-wide church-based youth events: acts of worship, exploring Christianity in contemporary settings and acts of service to the Community.Teaching the PHSE curriculum in schools and facilitating Christian Unions.Reaching unchurched young people in new ways.

Pre-School, providing early years education and day-care for children aged between 2 to 5 years.

We are the governing body for Association Football played with the County of Huntingdonshire.

Funding Mental Health, Homelessness and Health in the Community. Appeals are considered for project costs, running costs or salaries. Applications for funding for refurbishments/alterations to bring a building up to standard to meet legislative requirements may be considered. Exclusions apply - please see our website.

The furtherance of the general religious and charitable purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain in the area of the Area Meeting and beyond

Fulfilling the social and spiritual needs of families living in Cambourne and the surrounding areas;Liaising with Parish and District Council for a community centre building open to all communities and groups;Islamic and Arabic Language School;Participating and promoting all local charitable causes

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.