Charities In Cambridgeshire

Relief of PovertyReligious activitiesSupport for deserving individuals

The charity was established to encourage the playing of rugby football (or such other games to promote physical education and development) amongst young people aged under 21 years in the East Midlands Rugby Football Union area.

To raise funds to support children on the autistic spectrum and under the age of 4 access specialist therapy ABA (Applied Behavioural Analysis).

Upkeep of the Bridges tomb and the churchyard

Visits the elderly at Christmas and makes small grants to those in need

Maintain village green

To apply benefit for the poor widows of the parishes of Ramsey,Bury and Upwood in the County of Cambridgeshire on the 21st December each year and to provide money for the upkeep of the Mawdesley Graves in the Churchyard of the Church of St Thomas-a-Becket, Ramsey.

Relieving either generally or individually persons resident in the Parish of the Icknield Way Villages who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce the need, hardship or distress of such persons

Charity mkes grants to individuals in specal need who live in Weston Colville. these have recently included children with disabilities, the sick and elderly

Activities include, Regular Support Group meetings, One-to-one support, Social Outings and Educational Outreach workshops among others

Provide income funds for Church restoration

supporting local causes

The charity raises money from allotment and agricultural land rental income, wayleave and interest from money left by Thomas Sitwell. Money is distributed to local people in financial need or needy local groups.

GIVES GRANTS TO THE ELDERLY OR DISABLED RESIDENTS OF STOW LONGA TOWARDS COST OF FUEL, COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH VISITING HOSPITAL, AND GRANTS TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF SPECIALIST EQUIPMENT

Annual distribution in the week immediately preceding Christmas of the nett income of the endowment of the Charity of sick, dying and poor persons ordinarily resident in the town of Godmanchester in the county of Cambridgeshire.

Conservation,local history,education,environment.

Upkeep of Cemetery at Great Staughton

THE CHARITY WAS FOUNDED TO HELP SUPPORT VULNERABLE MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY IN HERTFORDSHIRE SUFFERING FROM SOCIAL ISOLATION AS THEY WERE UNABLE TO ACCESS, ACTIVELY CONTRIBUTE AND BE INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY LIFE. THERE ARE CURRENTLY NO DAILY ACTIVITIES.

To educate the public in all aspects of fire safety and fire prevention. Holding meetings and attending public functions to further the education of both young, old and disadvantaged citizens in our local area, working in conjunction with the local fire service in fire prevention at gala's, shows and 'golden age fairs' as per the remit of the constitution of the Vivien Fire Engine Trust.

The organisation raises funds which are used to provide financial support and assistance to organisations helping disadvantaged children who have suffered from loss of family or carers, whether in the UK or other parts of the world.

HELPS OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANISATIONS

We are registered with {OISC} Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner ( Reg- N201800013) at level 2, to provide Immigration advice and offer Immigration Services - Not- For- profit, We do not get any funding or grant from any resoces, we collect donastion from people who used our services, I am the immigration adviser at level 2, I am working bvoiluntary,

The trustees apply the yearly income of the charity as they think fit for the benefit of poor persons born or residing in the parishes of Stetchworth, Woodditton and Dullingham with preference to such persons born in or residing in Stetchworth.

We hold activities during and after the school day within the school. Various activities include school fayres, bingo evenings, film nights and discos.

General repair of church fabric including Church organ.