Charities In Cambridgeshire

The purpose of the CIO is to improve the quality of life of people with disabilities in St Neots (and visitors to the town) through the provision of inclusive play and playground equipment that will allow young people with disabilities and special needs play alongside friends, family, and peers.

To alleviate poverty in the Linton community

We provide a social club for people with physical disabilities. We meet once a week and activities include art classes, craft classes, quizes, raffles, bingo, computer lessons, outings to various places of interest and local shopping trips.

Maintenance and upkeep of a memorial garden.

Archway Community Table Tennis Club exists to develop table tennis opportunities that not only grow participation in the sport but also enhance physical and mental health and recreational enjoyment, reduce social isolation and loneliness and improve cross community and generational interactions in and around Peterborough, a geographical area of high deprivation.

To provide a facility for the people of Murrow.

Research, either directly undertaken or sponsored by the Trust, into the History of the Book.

Provides support to Congregational Churches within its geographical area

Giving grants to children and their families to support with education and health needs in an attempt to alleviate poverty and improve quality of their lives and that of their families.

Grants for the relief of poverty in the ecclesiastical parish of Downham in the Isle, Ely.

Growing the UK A Cappella artform through events, educational opportunities and projects

We've run projects that help various communities in the local areas of our teams in various countries, including a project to improve the lives of Homeless People and we have constructed a sports/community centre and a school in Ahmedabad, India. Our aim as a charity is to inspire young people to make a change in the world, for more information visit our website.

The Discovery Centre is registered as an open access centre offering positive activities for children/young people 5 to 25 after school & during school holidays, we also offer NEET engagement courses North Lynn Discovery also run the SOS Safehaven Project which supports the night time economy when people find themselves in distressAll these projects offer volunteer opportunities to young people.

Breakfast Club, Pre School & Out of School Club

THEATRE FOR SOCIAL CHANGESOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENTEDUCATION AND TRAININGCOMMUNITY AND INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUILDINGSOCIAL INCLUSION AND EQUALITY

Honeypot Willingham Pre School Trust was set up to hold and administer funds to be used for the support and advancement of preschool and early years age children and associated resources and curriculum, located on the site of Willingham Primary School, Cambridgeshire.

The Aiming high Group aims to act on the priorities of the parents, carers, children and young people with disabilities and special needs.The Group provides a self help network for families and communities that have children with disabiliities/special needs..The Aiming high group aims to involve all the family and community around a child with disability and special needs..

Provision of leisure facilities for the local community and particularly for the youth of the parish.

Provision of housing

We are committed to cultivating a new generation of Chinese young leaders who aspire to make a global impact and contribute meaningfully to society. By providing leadership training, cultural exchange opportunities, mentorship, and collaborative initiatives, the club equips participants with the skills, global perspective, and networks needed to tackle global challenges and drive innovation.

A grant making charity raising funds through a biennial concert for the benefit of various good causes in the local area with an emphasis on helping the young.

Provision of a public recreation ground in Great Gransden

support of the archaeological fieldwork at the site of Ziyaret Tepe; support of post excavation work such as writing up and associated research; publication of reports; delivery of lectures on this work to both academic audiences and the wider public; outreach work in schools and in conjunction with the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge; raising the funds necessary to support the above activities.

Sends UK students to volunteer with development organisations in northern India. These placements are particularly suited to students interested in iternational development.

PROVIDE HOLIDAYS FOR DISABLED