Charities In Cardiff

To advance any charitable purpose or the charitable work of any institution in England and Wales for the benefit of children and their families.

main aim of the Organisation is to keep Cultural events and traditions alive within the communityActivities we provide Music & Dance classes every weekPensioners Club get together on daily basisSports & Social events for youngstersLadies keepfit classesArts & Crafts classsesLadies Association get together

Football to players aged Under 7s upwards

We take in and re home small animals that are lost or abandoned. We microchip vaccinate and re home. We also neuter as many cats and dogs as we can and help those on low income to pay their vet bills.

Rescue - Rehabilitation - Education. The rescue of horses, ponies and donkeys, to relieve the suffering of these animals and to rehabilitate them. To provide all necessary facilities that is required to support this work. To promote the care and welfare of animals by inviting the general public, various groups, those interested in animal ownership, and on education of animal welfare matters.

Cylch y Coed is a Welsh medium, not for profit pre-school play group based in Cyncoed, north Cardiff. The aim of Cylch Y Coed is to provide children in North-East Cardiff with the opportunity to benefit from Early Years education and experiences through the medium of Welsh in a happy, safe and friendly environment.

THE PURPOSE OF SCOUTING IS TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN ACHIEVING THEIR FULL PHYSICAL, INTELLECTUAL, SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL POTENTIALS, AS INDIVIDUALS, AS RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS AND AS MEMBERS OF THEIR LOCAL, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES.

The furtherance of the message of Gods Grace throughout Central and Eastern Europe. To support Christians throughout the same region through visitation and service as they require. To run and assist others in running camps for Christians and non Christians. To support the work of a number of churches who are based in Hungary, Czechia, Romania, Ukraine and Poland.

To further the purposes of the Womens Institute in Gwent & elsewhere.

The Object of the CIO is to advance the Christian Religion in accordance with the Christian Faith, primarily but not exclusively within Cardiff and the surrounding area.Activities includes: -Educating people about religion; Engaging in Missionary & Evangelical work; Pastoral care & Outreach; Blessings & Solemnisation of Marriage; Baby Blessings; Funeral Services,

Worship services, Faith counselling: encouraging/ counselling who are situated in spiritual, psychological and physical difficulties. Visiting the wounded and ones who are weak spiritually, psychologically and physically for the sake of hearing their difficulties, and advising them with the bible message regularly.

The 29th Cardiff Scout Group formed in 1930 runs from Scoutbase in Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff. As a group we are one of the larger Scout Groups in Cardiff and Wales, with 200 members, 30 adult volunteers representing 140 families and consist of:2 Beaver Colonies (6-8yrs) 2 Cub Packs (8-11)1 Scout Troop (11-14)1 Explorer Scout Unit (14-18)

We help residents in our community of Cardiff North who have particular need. They may be vulnerable or older people and have limited mobility, or may need a helping hand and friendly support. Our volunteers are DBS checked to provide three main services of transport, shopping and companionship in person or by phone.My Community, Your Community, Our community.

Edible culture operative is a charitable trust set up to promote growing local food, foraging and permaculture for resilience, education, health and the alleviation of poverty.We work with people of all ages to help them engage in a healthy relationship with the natural world.

The main activities of the charity is to run a primary school for the benefit of the Muslim Community in particular and the all the community in general.To develop moral values, community cohesion and citizenship at an early stage.To empower the children religious education and the national curriculam.To develop the interest in physical activities.

The almshouses are available to let to infirm persons in need, aged 60 and over and being either:1) persons having a connection by residence or otherwise with South Wales and a connection with the shipping industry whether by reason of having earned their livelihood at sea or at the docks of South Wales or otherwise; or2) be the widows/widowers of those qualified as aforesaid.

Provision of quality:supportive:accessible advice & information to help vulnerable people resolve problems & improve their quality of life through the pro-active projects set up by services users & members. Helping disabled and vulnerable individuals access transport to help them become more active in their community and social lives.

The FAN Charity provides information about setting up a FAN Group and provides the simple but important structure for running FAN Meetings. All FAN Groups are independent but we list them on our website and PR if they run according to the principles of the FAN Charity. All attendees and friendly people are welcome to attend different Groups.

Promote the Christian Faith in all parts of the world. Supporting church planting in the UK and abroard. Undertaking humanitarian aid within the framework of Chritianity.

To advance public awareness of Choral Music. To entertain audiences at the same time To safeguard, uphold and preservethe Musical Heritage and alnguage of Wales. To promote the pursuit of Musical Excellence in local schools and encourage the pursuit of Musical excellence at the Welsh College of Music and Drama through an award system Through out Wales, Europe and other parts of the world.

The Charity primarily operates by providing grants to individuals, local councils and other local organisations to help fund and support sporting facilities and activities, recreation spaces, open spaces and recreation and community activities to improve the conditions of life of residents of the Plasdwr community and surrounding areas.

We are a community hall based in Rhiwbina in north Cardiff. We let space out to local groups and individuals, such as after school groups and exercise, art and language classes. We also have four 'foundation' groups that provide for flower arranging, drama, badminton and playing bridge. We have an estimated 50,000 people a year who enter the Hall and are very much rooted in the local community.

Dar Us-Salam Cultural Centre provides a range of spiritual and community services that improve the quality of life of beneficiaries visiting or residing in Cardiff. Our activities are divided into the following: Religious Services, Education and Training, Youth development, Social Welfare and Community Cohesion.