Charities In Cardiff

a. World outreach evangelism, b. Representation among others involved in the kingdom of God c. Leadership development d. Special events/meetingsWhere we carry out these duties, in rental buildings, in mission accommodations, community CentersHow we carry out these duties; Evangelism executed from the following social media, Open Media, Leaflets, Word of Mouth, Public professional, Post

Support Cylchoedd Meithrin and Cylchoedd Ti a Fi in the Cardiff county.

The Rectorial Benefice of North Cardiff (also known as the North Cardiff Ministry Area) is a group of four churches in the Church in Wales (Anglican): St Denys (Lisvane), Christ Church (Roath Park), St Isan (Llanishen), St Faith (Llanishen). Our aim is to promote the whole mission of the Church by sharing Jesus Christ with the communities we serve.

Amateur sport

The purpose of the charity is to provide funds for units providing healthcare for individuals suffering from cardiac and neurological issues. We organise events involving our local community in order to raise awareness of the effects of such healthcare issues and in order to raise funds to allow these units to continue to providing the first class service that the founders' families experienced.

We are a club where people of similar disabilities can come together for sports and recreational facilities.

To advance education

The land is held as a public recreation and pleasure ground

To relieve the needs of those unemployed and promote and preserve the good mental and physical health of those suffering from or who are at risk of developing any form of mental ill health, in particular but not exclusively by advice the provision of peer support stress management workshops, courses, mentoring, counselling, holistic self-help and nutritional advice.

Providing free yoga sessions to people suffering from poor mental health

For the public benefit to record, and study places and objects of Ornithological, Entomological, Botanical, Zoological, Geological, Archaeological or Scientific interest or of natural of scenic beauty, and to protect these from injury, ill treatment or destruction.

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TFC was set up to provide support for First Time Parents; Information and Support Service to vulnerable families; Language and Play Groups; Meet and Chat Group for isolated parents; Work with Young Parents. We are currently seeking funding to re-provide key services but the centre is not active at present.

To promote, maintain, improve and advance education in the areas of literature and the arts, particularly amongst children and young persons, both in Wales and elsewhere.

As well as church services, we seek to run projects that will meet the needs of the community in which we are situated. We provide clubs for children and young people, lunch club abd activities for the older folk, social prescription projects teaching people life skills, community garden etc. We are also in the process of extending our building to provide a Wellbeing Centre.