Charities In Cambridgeshire

We offer, and campaign for, the provision of free skilled breastfeeding support for every family who want it, when they need it, in the Cambridge area.

The Trust owns and maintains Octavia Hill's Birthplace House in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, a Grade II* Listed Georgian Building which contains exhibits, displays and archives of the life and work of Octavia Hill (1838 - 1912).Within the Birthplace House there are two cottages containing three Incubator Office Units, a Tearoom, and Shop which are leased to and operated by Octavia Hill Trading Ltd.

Wilburton Out of School Club provides a very valuable resource for the children of Wilburton Primary School and their parents.Children are dropped off at breakfast club in the morning from 7.45AM, breakfast is provided if required. After school a drink and healthy snack is provided before children indulge in a range of sporting and creative activities until 5.30PM.

Hiring of office space and community hall facility

Village hall for hire.

To promote education of children and young people resident in the Parishes of Leverington, Gorefield and Parson Drove

IMPROVE LIVES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH A LEARNING DISABILITY, TOGETHER WITH THEIR CARERS AND FAMILIES. LISTEN TO PEOPLE WITH A LEARNING DISABILITY. SUPPORT PEOPLE WITH A LEARNING DISABILITY IN ALL PARTS OF THEIR LIVES. GIVE INFORMATION AND ADVICE.

Dig It Community Allotment run regular activity sessions at our allotment site and local outdoor spaces where we welcome people of all ages and abilities. Volunteers can come and learn about food growing, healthy eating, plants and eco garden & site management whilst keeping fit and being part of a friendly, supportive group.

The Charity provides funds for support of the Maudslay Research Fellowship in engineering at Pembroke College, Cambridge.

The charity operates to advance education, advance health, relieve unemployment, relieve poverty and promote the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupations, promote community participation and to promote social inclusion.

After school club

fundraising and social

The Friends are instrumental in preserving a unique natural habitat that has developed from an area that formerly provided employment and prosperity for the town of St Ives for centuries.It achieves this by providing finance and support to enhance access, habitat management, species monitoring, infrastructure improvement, publicity and education on the Island

Maintenance of the Village Hall for people from the Gransdens and surrounding areas.

The PTFA aim to assist the school in delivering the best education it can to its children, through raising money to support curriculum activities and purchase items which would not be available through the local education annual budget. The PTFA aims to develop effective relationships between staff, parents and others at the school. They host events such as fayres and discos throughout the year.

Provision of Christian religious services

The charity was established with the object of providing a village hall for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Little Shelford. The trustees actively promote the use of the hall for sporting, social, drama and similar activities by members of Little Shelford and other local organisations and for private functions by local residents.

Providing sports facilities for football, cricket, tennis and a children's play area

Reviewing local environment and planting trees and hedgerows to improve natures corridors

The provision of grants, donations and other financial assistance to charitable institutions. Also the provision of facilities and financial assistance to the benefit of the community and to the young, aged, infirm and disabled.

Grant giving

THE PROMOTION MAINTENANCE AND ADVANCEMENT OF ANY BRANCH OR BRANCHES OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

To advance the education of the public in general (and particularly the local community) about local history (particularly concerning farming, land drainage and military) mainly through the preservation and restoration of artefacts (and particularly "Buffalo LVT4" amphibious landing craft) and the provision of talks and tours for public benefit

Providing access to debt counselling, and money management, and supporting people to address the causes of financial difficulties, in the Fenland Area