Charities In Central Bedfordshire

Used by Village Groups for recreation, social, educational and public meetings

Teaching and promoting Christian teaching of young people in the Bedford area through a wide variety of activities.

Overseas Aid; Children and Young People; Religious Activities; Help for General Public; Makes Grants to Individuals and Organisations; Provides Human Resources and Facilities to enable the activities described

The charity awards grants with an emphasis on the promotion of research into kidney disease and arthritis/rheumatism; research into the prevention of still-birth and neonatal death; the relief of suffering due to cancer through the provision or nursing and practical assistance; the provision of assistance to the frail/elderly and infirm and preservation of woodland in the UK.

General fund raising for Shefford Lower School.

To advance Christianity in accordance with the Statement of Doctrine set out in a schedule to the declaration of trust. To relieve poverty and those who are in need. To advance education within the principles of the Christian faith.

Holds fundraising events to provide additional funds to support the children and teachers of Marston Moreteyne VC School (including Chimneytots pre-school, Church End and Forest End sites), Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, MK43 0NE

The charity operates in the rural community developing the members knowledge and experience in various aspects of their life.

Further the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England parish of Stotfold

Christmas and Summer Fayres held to raise monies to subsidize school trips for the children, for purchase items for the classroom and pay for the sportscoach at the school.

Provides housing for the elderly.

The provision of grants, donations and other financial assistance to charitable institutions. Also the provision of facilities and financial assistance to the benefit of the community and to the young, aged, infirm and disabled.

Church meetings, conferences and spreading the gospel.

The Charity operates in the Parishes of Chalgrave and Hockliffe in the County of Bedfordshire. It derives its income from investments and pays grants to young people under the age of 25 years. These grants are for educational purposes.

To provide and promote facilities in the interest of social welfare, recreation, education or other leisure / caring occupation for youth, community groups and pre schools. This is for the benefit of inhabitants of all ages from Flitwick and the surrounding areas.

Respite at Home volunteers offers FREE befriending and support to patients and carers in their home

Community Hall for local groups and organisations

Management of Milbrook Village Hall for the use of Millbrook residents and others in the local community

Our on going project is to raise funds for iPads for the classes and to provide coaches for all the years school trips. We will also be providing coaches for the older children to attend swmming lessons at the local leisure centre.

Raising money ad hoc requirements from the Senior Leadership Team at school and continuing to help replenish playground equipment,supplement swimming lessons for Yr 4 children and contributing towards new books for the betterment of the children and school.

The Committee provides and upkeeps the hall and playing field which acts as a centre point for the village. Various clubs - cricket, football, table tennis and bowls are very popular, with youth teams being encouraged. Children are provided with a safe play area with picnic tables.

Provision and maintenance of the village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Cranfield and the neighborhood.

TABLE TENNIS, DANCING (VARIOUS FORMS), PILATES, RAINBOW CLUB, BAND (FOR PRACTICE ONLY),YOGA/TAI CHI, MEETINGS, PENSIONERS' CLUB (VARIOUS ACTIVITIES), YOUTH THEATRE GROUP.

Provides help, advice, playgroups, holiday scheme for people of all ages with learning disabilities and their parents/carers

Silsoe Young Farmers is a youth group run by the members for the members to advance their education in argiculture, home crafts, country life and related subjects. Joining in with local village activities to become an active part of the community. Improving mental capacities, self-reliance and individual responsibilities.