Charities In Central Bedfordshire

Recreation ground.

Combining music movement and dance. To advance training of young people in playing a range of musical instruments, choreographed routines including, to include dance, equipment work and roll play. To establish a senior and junior Drum & Bugle corps, percussion performance ensemble and dance band. Performance styles to include electronics, dance, movement, role-play, voice and audience interaction.

Provision of leisure, play & recreational facilities for all village people but with a focus on the young.

Education of childre 4 - 9 years of age

Raising Funds for traffic calming in Maulden

Intended to succeed to Charity Number 300052 to provide the facilities of Meppershall Village Hall for the benefit of users.

Caddington Community Shed brings people together to engage in woodworking and crafting activities. People can share their skills or learn new ones. We will also help to support other local community groups.

In order to fulfil our charitable aims we regularly stage full length operettas or musical theatre productions. We also perform concerts, workshops and "Bring and Sing" events for public participation. We actively seek the involvement of new members in our productions, both as performers or in backstage roles - and are open to all adults to join us, as well as junior members aged 16 and over.

We advance the Hindu religion for the public benefit through religious, cultural & educational activities. We organise festivals, ceremonies, workshops, and community outreach in hired venues, work with local schools and groups, and promote wellbeing through yoga and meditation. We also aim to establish a Hindu temple in Cambridge. Our activities are open to all and promote inclusivity & culture.

Reg Community Support Trust champions the rights, dignity and potential of legal immigrants and vulnerable people, empowering them to participate fully in British society. We provide vital support with documentation, housing, employment, legal access and essential services while promoting equality, social justice and inclusion to build a stronger, fairer and more cohesive United Kingdom.

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by any means the trustees see fit, including through presentation of public events

School-based prevention programme engaging at risk students to make positive choices and steer away from risky behaviours. Mentoring to support students who are most at risk. School assemblies raising awareness of crime, gangs and exploitation. LinkUp Youth Club a safe, trusted space for young people to engage. Blueprints individually created for students preparing them for their future

Ampthill vs Cancer supports people affected by cancer through grants, wellbeing, rehabilitation and aftercare programmes. We raise funds through community events, awareness campaigns and partnerships with charities, healthcare providers and support organisations. We fund practical, emotional and physical support to improve wellbeing and quality of life.

The District Scout Council oversees and supports the delivery of Scouting across local Scout Groups within the district. It provides training, information, and guidance to leaders, directly runs the Explorer Scout and Scout Network sections (ages 14 to 25), organizes district-wide events and camps, and ensures proper governance and safeguarding to promote the development of young people

The Charity seeks to educate children from Bedford and the surrounding areas and seeks to help those who have special educational needs.

The charity seeks to provide premises suitable for the provision of education services for children from Bedford and surrounding areas.

Community rehabilitation of people who have acquired a brain injury at its day rehabilitation unit "Headway House". Support for carers.

The granting of donations for charitable purposes

Pre-School for children between the ages of 2 and 5 years.

Harness the power of cricket to allow communities and individuals to unlock their potential and live happier, healthier lives.

Provision of Alms Houses for the poor and needy

The aid of secular priests of the Diocese of Northampton who are permanently or temporarily incapacitated by old age, infirmity, illness or accident. This is carried out through the provision of grant and some accommodation.

The distribution of the trustees net income from investments and rents to further its aims, being to benefit the education of deprived children and others aged less than 25. The Trustees intend to award grants each year which approximate to the forecast amount of Net Income for that year.

Regular public worship,Bible study,preaching/teaching;Baptism as defined in the Union's Declaration of Principle;The communion of the Lord's supper;Evangelism and mission;The teaching/encouragement/welcome & inclusion of young people;Education & training for Christian and community service;Giving & encouraging pastoral care;Supporting & encouraging charitable social action in the UK and abroad;