Charities In Cambridgeshire

One-to-one support through professional memory health care workers and peer support at monthly coffee mornings for those living with dementia and their carers. Other activities include weekly tai chi sessions, art classes, singing together, and one off events or outings. Additionally monthly pub lunches and a fortnightly day club take place for those with early on-set or early stage dementia.

The charity is a religious organisation. All activities are supported by volunteers who are members of the church. Our congregation meets week at various members' house, conducting weekly sabbath services and occasional Sunday service to propagate God's work and provide religious education to children. We are opened to the public and we evangelise to spread God's word.

Advancement of education by means of collaboration with the National Proficiency Tests Council in the administration and provision of Proficiency Tests in practical land based activities.

OFFER OF PLAY FACILITIES AND PRE SCHOOL EDUCATION

Grants to individuals and organisations to provide for the elderly

To provide the stipend of the Chaplain of St Edward's Church, to support his or her work and to contribute to the maintenance of public worship in the Church.

To relieve cases of need, hardship or distress of persons to further the education (including social and physical training) of persons to further the religious and other charitable work of all Christian denominations or such charitable purposes of the general benefit of inhabitants in any or parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex and Hertfordshire.

Disability Cambridgeshire is the primary disability information and advice service for Cambridgeshire. We assist with disability and age related benefit claims, lead Disability Equality training sessions, provide access surveys and champion the interests of disabled people, older people and carers locally, regionally and nationally.

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of Lolworth without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures, classes, and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life of those inhabitants.

The aims of the Club are: a. to promote the sport of cross-country and road running in the University at all levels; b. to provide competition for those members who desire it.

Makes grants to organisations

Non-perishable foodstuffs are donated by individual donors, churches, schools and supermarkets. Parcels providing three days emergency food supplies are distributed by volunteers to individuals and families in need by reason of a short-term financial crisis, as identified by professionals in health, education and social services. Clients are signposted to other agencies for longer-term support.

Provision and maintenance of Foxton Village Hall for the benefit of parishioners.

Provides social, recreational, cultural and sporting facilities for the residents of Over and neighbouring villages.

THE INSTRUCTION OF BOYS AND GIRLS OF ALL CLASSES IN THE PRINCIPLES OF DISCIPLINE, LOYALTY AND GOOD CITIZENSHIP.

The advancement of the Christian faith as revealed in the Bible among Cambridge University students by presenting the claims of Jesus Christ to members of the university, training and equipping those who seek to live for Christ, and by promoting and supporting world-wide Christian mission.

Provides accommodation in 7 Almshouses in the village of Cottenham and gives grants to those in need

The charity manages the village hall at Hauxton so that it is available for hire usually by residents in the village or the surrounding area of South Cambridgeshire.

Our aim is the advancement of the Christian faith and other charitable work focusing mainly on Hardwick and nearby villages. We hold weekly Sunday morning services; meet in homes for study, discussion and prayer; link with pre- primary and secondary schools, Gracefield Care Home, and various community initiatives in the village, as well as various collaborations with local churches.

We are a pre-school offering learning opportunities to children aged 2 - 5 years in a safe, friendly and stimulating enviroment. We are a small group that helps support the whole family, offering help and support when needed and providing the children in our care a wide variety of activities and experiences.

Newmarket RUFC exists to promote community participation in healthy recreation, in the Newmarket area, by providing facilities mainly for playing rugby union football and other sports; and to provide, and assist in providing, opportunities for other sport, recreation or other leisure time occupation of such persons, in the area of Newmarket.

1/8 OF INCOME TO SOHAM UNITED CHARITIES FOR RELIEF IN NEED. RELIEF IN NEED FOR RESIDENTS OF LAKENHEATH OF ANY AGE. PROVIDES SPECIAL BENEFITS NOT PROVIDED BY LA FOR SCHOOLS SERVING LAKENHEATH CHILDREN. PROMOTES SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN LAKENHEATH. PROMOTES EDUCATION (INCLUDING PHYSICAL & SOCIAL TRAINING) FOR PERSONS AGED UNDER 25 YEARS LIVING IN LAKENHEATH.

The District arranges events and support across the all the zones of the Scouting programme.

Makes grants to the local charities of the 5 parishes covered by the scheme.

The charity's mission is to acquire, or secure long-term access to, land in and around Histon & Impington and enable this to be managed for these twin purposes: nature conservation and the community experiencing nature for their enjoyment, health and wellbeing. The first sites for these purposes are Long Meadow and Croft Close Nature Reserve, collectively known as Abbey Fields.