Charities In Cornwall

Maintain and manage the running of Ponsanooth Village Hall on behalf of the community.

Our organisation collects and warehouses food, to provide emergency food parcels from our Drop In centre to clients referred by local social agencies. Funds are also available for limited payments on behalf of clients needing immediate financial help for eg utilities and clothing. Clients are also signposted/referred to to other services that may be able to assist them with long-term needs.

Development and maintenance of local playing field and facilities.Development and maintenance of community hall

We are offering support online across the globe through our website and social media. Across the South West of England we offer practical support in the way of information packs sent/ handed out specific to where the member lives, as well as meet ups in towns & cities across the area plus home visits. We hold training days for medics to try to improve their knowledge and understanding of FND.

Children & Young People activities , Toddler Group, Sunday meetings, Prayer meetings, Outreach, Pastoral care, Missions, Worship meetings, Community Engagement, Community Events, Care of Community Spaces.

EXTENSION TO CLUB HOUSE. PLANNING PERMISSION OBTAINED AND BUILDING REGS PASSED TO BUILD EXTENSION. GRANTS OF -ú39.000 OBTAINED WORK COMMENCED NOVEMBER 2010. NEW EXTENSION COMPLETED APRIL 2011. DOUBLED THE SIZE OF THE CLUB, CAN NOW HOLD SHORT MAT BOWLS, SKITTLES AND MORE SOCIAL FUNCTIONS. .

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for rowing.

Management of community village hall

Supporting clergy, especially those taking higher degrees

The learning and making of classical music in a mixed voice choir of approx. 30 members.

The 2nd Saltash Scout Group acts under the umbrella of the Scout Association.We have 8 sections 3 Beavers, 3 cubs and 2 scout.

SWSW provides:1. Music Therapy for children by State Registered Music Therapists in North Cornwall and North West Devon.2. A free Instrument Loan Scheme (ILS) to school children having lessons within the SWSW catchment area3. Annual music workshops for schools with professional musicians4. An annual award to a music student who has shown exceptional improvement in difficult circumstances

The charity maintains and supports the church at Sclerder Abbey, Sclerder Lane, Looe, Cornwall

The objects of the Choir are to educate the public in the arts and sciences, particularly the art and science of music and male voice singing.

The up keep of the Harbour for the safe use of the community and visitors, raising of funds by holding year Gala. The use for education and historical information.

Community Hall with disabled facilities for Camelford

TO PROVIDE FACILITIES IN THE FORM OF ROOMS TO BE USED BY PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY E.G. SPORTS CLUBS, MEETING ROOMS, FUNDRAISING FACILITIES ETC.

To promote and provide facilities for table tennis throughout the County, under the auspices of the ETTA. To provide coaching facilities for schools and other organisations, including disabled participants, in the County. To act as the governing body for table tennis leagues in the County.

The Kelsey Trust's objects are 'to help children and young adults aged 21 and below in England and Wales who are from deprived backgrounds and/or are mentally and/or physically disabled to enjoy a better quality of life by making grants of money for providing or paying for items, services or facilities'.

The Scout group provides scoutings everyday adventure. To Young people in and around the St Austell Area

Funds generated through grants and community fundraisers help support The Big Dance Company in making their studios and activities inclusive and accessible to community groups and individuals regardless of age, gender, race, religion & ability through the medium of dance & the arts while generating education & employment opportunities for young people.

To educate the public in the dramatic and operatic arts and to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts.

HopeShips is a mental health and well-being chaplaincy project, based on the Old Quay in Newlyn Harbour. We open the "Fishermen's" Rest for coffee, company and counselling. We run activities such as splicing and rope work, we even have a sewing machine. We have rescued some old boats, tidied them up and passed them on, combating loneliness and isolation. We are training to take people sailing.

WATER ACTIVITIES