Charities In Cambridgeshire

Relief of poverty

Operates under the title " Bach Network" as of 2018Participation in international Bach gathering , Leipzig, 2023 and 2024Biannual Dialogue Meeting, Madingley, Cambridge, 2022 and 2024Facilitation of online and offline research topics as they arise between Bach scholars and studentsWebsite and publication of "Understanding Bach" and "Discussing Bach"

to provide financial assistance for residents of Cottenham, Cambs wishing to enter further or higher education or take up an apprenticeship

Maintenance of RAF Wratting Common Memorial

To distribute the interest from a trust as a small grant to needy people who reside in the village of Whaddon in Cambridgeshire

TRADEDEV works with local businesses in deprived communities of the UK, Ghana and other developing countries to enhance production and presentation methods to increase the come of primary producers through business advisory services, business management training programmes, public awareness on civil rights and responsibilities and how that applies to production methods and promoting trade justice.

Provision of a mobile support vehicle(s) for charitable and health activities, as a space to provide support, advice or treatment.

Currently the charity is raising funds towards the provision of a community centre in Hardwick

The elimination, through representation, of racial discrimination in the Peterborough and surrounding areas. Support multi-racial groups to improve cohesion in the community; assisting the formation and training of such groups through appropriate training and development. Assist UK residency as legally allowable for those needing help in Peterborough community. Provide a forum for BME Groups.

Advancement of education in i) CofE parishes of Gt & Lt Shelford and ii) Diocese of Ely, by way of: maintenance of any CofE (voluntary) school in either parish, provision of educational/ sports equipment not normally provided by the LEA.

This trust fund is to be applied for the benefit of poor persons resident in St.Neots, Eynesbury, Eaton Ford and Eaton Socon, or for the benefit of impoverished members or impoverished widows and dependants of former members of the St.Neots and District Bowling Club.

Paynes Charity provides for the support of the poor of Swavesey and the maintenance of the Parish and Priory Church of St Andrew, Swavesey.

Provide grants to the elderly or infirm living in Harlton.

Relief for the poor in Litlington

Our aim is to enable all adults living with the Fenland area and who wish to improve their reading skills have the opportunity to do this without cost so that they are enabled to realise their potential . To achieve this we provide opportunities for Fenland residents to train as volunteer coaches to provide face to face twice weekly structured reading sessions in local libraries.

We are working to raise awareness and participation in Traumatic Incident Reduction(TIR).We want to form partnerships with organizations whose clients or members may benefit from TIR sessions.We offer training courses that can lead to certification from the TIR association and are also committed to the long-term investment in rigorous scientific study of the effects of TIR.

Utilising the income from a long established small fund to help relieve sickness in the case of poverty where there are no other avenues open; covering the St Neots and District areas of Cambridgeshire.

Hire of sports Pavilion and football pitch for local use

Supports the education of children

Relief of poor and needy

Relief of the poor of the village of Litlington

The MindEd Trust is focused on preventing mental illness in young people and assisting those experiencing mental trauma. This is achieved via awarding grants to relevant programmes, initiatives and organisations within the education, community and healthcare sector.

The Charity operates in the village of Mepal, Cambridgeshire.

Supporting children and their families on the paediatric and haematology unit at Addenbrookes hospital.