Charities In Cornwall

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.

The hall is used for a variety of activities including yoga, pilates, art, music, youth and adult dance groups, craft, photography, floral art, health support, carers, pre-school and religious groups.It hosts wedding receptions, funeral teas, children's parties, fundraising events and community social events such as fetes, harvest supper, bingo, quizzes, kids christmas party, and carol singing.

Renting of Fields & Allotments held by the Charity and distributing the net income to the Poor Trust & Probus PCC.

Promoting friendship and education for women

The Trust will be helping people in disadvantaged areas to set up and sustain their own enterprises by working for themselves, with particular geographic emphasis on Cornwall. The Norda Trust wishes to fund projects that aid people to overcome barriers to self-employment, to foster economic independence, and to collaborate, prosper and expand.

Village Hall Social Club

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.

Village Hall used for local groups and events

We are a self-help organisation for people who are retired, semi-retired or no longer in full time employment providing educational, creative and leisure opportunities in a friendly environment. We offer members from Lostwithiel and surrounding areas interest groups and general meetings where a guest speaker is arranged.

Menheniot Old School is a public building available to hire by anyone in the community (over the age of 21). Trustees maintain the Old School building using the income from hire, plus grants from various bodies. The committee runs the day to day business of the building and welcome many diverse groups into the facility.

Organising events and publications in pursuit of the charity's aims and objectives, including community celebrations, festivals of culture, concerts and other activities.

The hall is used for recreation and education and is open to all. Groups using the hall are dancing,council meetings,exercise and keep fit group,phab adult meetings and socialising, training sessions and bingo.It is also used by the clays practice nurse to hold copd meetings. It is also availabile to hire for parties and wakes.ect.

We maintain the upkeep of the churchyard.

A Deaf Centre for Deaf/Hard of Hearing adults and children and their families. We support all deaf/hard of hearing. The Centre offers regular social evenings and events, BSL classes, Advice and Drop in Sessions, Youth Group, Children's Club, Deaf Church Group. We are the only Centre for the deaf/hard of hearing in Cornwall.

The Unit undertakes a number of activities which are completed in groups or as individuals. We play games, build of skills for everyday living, leadership and social. The girls complete badges and work through the Girlguiding programme. The girls have many opportunities at county events, local events and residentials/camps.

Provision of support to families dealing with special guardianship arrangements.

We raise money to help provide educational experiences for the children within our community as well as provide opportunities and experiences to promote positive wellbeing.

Deputising for Truro Cathedral choir as requiredsinging special servicesengaging young singers in above and concerts of liturgical music

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.

To collect, conserve and interpret the heritage of Padstow and District. Providing display and access to artefacts and information relevant to the history of Padstow and District. Opening to the public as a Museum from February to December and at other times by appointment.

We are the PTA for our local primary school. This year we have held discos & Summer & Christmas fairs. All the year 6 leavers were presented with a book of their choice,plus an evenings bowling. We have also provided refreshments at many events, including Sports Day & Nativity performances. But our main achievement was updating the key stage playground to be used by the whole school

Running the Village Hall and related activities

provision of main social contact in an isolated moorland villagemeeting place for young and oldsocial activities for village and surrounding area

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

Provides horse riding lessons with corresponding educational games for children and adults with physical and/or mental disabilities.