Charities In Cornwall

Our catchphrase is "Community support for those living with dementia". We provide a fortnightly Cafe for dementia sufferers and their carers to meet other individuals and volunteers so as to share experiences and signpost where support may be found. We also provide outings and other functions for their enjoyment. There is a support fund run by the trustees to assist carers as needs arise.

Provide welfare for kidney patients being treated via Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital whether they are recently diagnosed, being treated for renal failure, on dialysis or after being transplanted.

Choral Singing

We are an inclusive, amateur, Cornish Pilot Gig Rowing Club. We row on the open sea in 32ft gig boats, out of Newlyn harbour. Our age range is 9-82, in all genders, we promote physical and mental health well being, by offering training, team-work & social rowing. Social events are very important to us. "Silent Mountain" is our community boat, open to all other clubs and organisations to hire

The Village Hall provides a facility for community groups. Current activities include W.I., Indoor Sports, Yoga, Youth groups, 1st Illogan Scouts, Jenny Dance, Martial Arts, Canasta Club (U3A), Friends of Manaingham Wood, & Cornwall Scale Modellers. The hall is also used for private functions and by touring drama groups. The overal aim is to support community development.

Provision of support to families dealing with special guardianship arrangements.

Falmouth Ex-Services CIO has been established to provide moral and financial support to ex-servicemen and women and their families and dependants in the Falmouth area. The criteria for qualification are detailed in the constitution document of the CIO.

MENS CHOIR, PROMOTING MUSIC TO THE PUBLIC VIA PERFORMANCES THROUGHOUT CORNWALL AND INVOLVING LOCAL SCHOOLS IN CHORAL WORKS AND EDUCATION. MAKING GUEST APPEARANCES IN OTHER LOCALITIES, AND PROMOTING GOODWILL VIA TOURS IN UK AND EUROPE.

The Charity arranges up to ten concerts each year - open to Members and the general public.In addition it arranges for up to six recitals/workshops in local primary schools each year by visiting artists.

The area of benefit is Penzance and environs

Village Hall for community use and for hire by local bodies groups and individuals

We raise funds for Indian Queens School for a variety of technically 'non-essential' but very valuable such as school visits and additional items which enhance the experiences of the children in the school.

Provision of 3 self contained flats for elderly people

The transportation of residents of the RAME peninsula to various destinations in Cornwall and Devon, carrying many disabled people to their various clubs in the area including Saltash. We also provide transport for special excursions for elderly people organised by CHAT.

providing accessfor young people to education and training insailing, paddle sports, power boating, seamanship, navigation, engineering, cooking , first aid, public services. Promoting good citizenship through community involvement

Collecting tins, donations, Legacies(Nil this year) raffles, Annual Fete

The relief of financial hardship among students at Truro and Penwith College.Fundraising to support the advancement of education and relief of need for children in the Shewula district of Swaziland.

FOPS develops effective relationships between staff, parents and others associated with Perran-ar-worthal CP School and engages in fundraising activities to raise money to provide facilities and equipment for the benefit of the pupils and their education as well as funding educational trips.

To give financial assistance to the poor and needy in the parish of St. Agnes. Cornwall

Raising money for the benefit of pupils at the school

Venue available for hire for various activities

Provision of a meeting place for clubs, organisations and the local community.

distributes monies to sick elderly and needy of Gunwalloe

General PTA fundraising-Open Gardens, sponsored walks, Christmas Fayres, Bingo, Cheese and wine parties

Amateur Drama Society