Charities In Cornwall

We help to reduce the harm caused by abuse and emotional trauma. We support children, young people and adults through therapy and counselling. We deliver workshops in schools and communities to support emotional resilience and to help prevent abuse from occurring. We also provide a range of training and development for professionals working across health and care, education and community safety.

We support the people of Cornwall who are struggling with mental health difficulties. We offer a range of well-being activities to encourage those people with mental health difficulties to become more involved in their local communities. The activities range from yoga, physical activity, community cafes, advice and guidance.

Cornwall Refuge Trust provides refuge accommodation for women, men and children who have escaped domestic abuse, offering them a safe and supportive environment in which to recover from their experiences and build a safer and happier future for themselves. We also provide a 24-hour domestic abuse helpline and a domestic abuse community counselling service, the Waves Project.

WILD's Vision is for young parents and their children to be healthy, happy and safe, with better life chances and aspirations. We offer group work, whole family and individual support, across Cornwall , in partnership with young mums, young dads, and other agencies. We hold the Queen's Award, Guardian Charity Award, and are overall GSK Impact Award national winners 2018.

Turn to Starboard uses RYA sailing courses and sailing experiences to support retired and serving UK Armed Forces personnel who have been affected by their service . Our focus is on re-integration, re-engagement and providing tangible experiences, expert training and career building opportunities, all in a supportive and unique environment.

The Troon Church Trust administers the Church Hall in Troon, providing facilities for regular user groups and individuals for; coffee mornings, lunch club, bowling, martial arts, slot car racing, parties, occasional quiz nights, and Church Fetes. In addition we rented out a house attached to the hall.

Newlyn Art Gallery Limited is an educational charity, delivering programmes in and around two neighboring contemporary art galleries: Newlyn Art Gallery, in Newlyn and The Exchange, in Penzance. It promotes the work of regional, national and international artists and engages a diverse audience in a year-round programme of exhibitions and participatory activities.

The provision of grants and assistance, primarily to vulnerable persons.

The raising of funds and the use of those funds to provide facilities and assistance to the residents of the St Minver Parishes to improve their quality of life. In particular to provide and then run a Community Hub for existing and additional local groups including Guides, Scouts and Football Club but also having space and facilities for many other groups and activities

Refuge accommodation for women and children who have experienced domestic violence, provision of an outreach service for women affected by domestic violence, domestic violence helpline, counselling service, therapeutic group work.

South West Youth Ministries is a youth ministry that places trainee youth and schools workers with ministry partners (churches and schools-work projects) throughout the South West of England. SWYM seeks to promote local churches and bring them together in an informal association that works together to be as strategic and effective as possible in Christian schools-work and youth ministry.

Regents Opera has been established to enable the advancement of the arts through the promotion and presentation of opera to the highest possible standard; and to advance the education of the public in opera and young performers in the early stages of their careers or professional singers requiring further stage experience, primarily but not exclusively in the operatic works of Richard Wagner.

The relief of unemployment for the public benefit in such ways as may be thought fit, including assistance to find employment.To act as a resource for children, young people and families living in the area of benefit by providing advice, professional support and assistance and organising programmes of physical, educational and other activities.

To provide childcare for children aged from 6 months - 5 years old

Hugs from Henry provide support to families with childhood cancer, neuroblastoma and childhood cancer in Plymouth and Cornwall. This is done through group events, hospital visits and new to 2019 our first respite home.We have regular contact with families through emotional advice, visits and events.

A centre of excellence in Cornwall providing a range of expert care,support and therapies for those living with Multiple Sclerosis and other neurological conditions;and for their families and their friends

To provide quality childcare facilities to service & civilian families both in times of peace & through conflict. Ensuring all children are safe, secure & stimulated through activities provided through play.

The charity is established to secure for the benefit of the public the preservation and maintenance of features and objects of historical interest in the area of St. Austell and the surrounding districts of Cornwall including the provision of an industrial museum relating to the China clay industry.

PROVIDES SERVICESACTS AS AN UMBRELLA OR RESOURCE BODY TO ITS CHURCHES

Early Years Education from 3 months to 4 years

White Gold Cornwall operates throughout Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. We work with children and young people providing one to one mentoring to help them navigate life's challenges. We support those who are vulnerable and at risk with a multitude of issues e.g. lack of confidence and self-esteem, challenging behaviour and those failing to engage in education. Please see our website.

PVCSE (our common name being POP+) is Plymouth's infrastructure and co-ordinating body for the voluntary and community sector. Our organisation convenes networks, delivers funding advice and capacity building and seeks strategic influence on behalf of the sector in all aspects of City life. PVCSE works collaboratively within and across all other sectors.

To make grants for the relief of local need, promotion of education and aid to local charitable organistations for the benefit of the community

RAODS produces 12 to 14 shows each year, the programme being a mix of drama, comedy, musicals and pantomime. They also include youth shows. In addition we make the Plaza Theatre (which we wholly own) available to other amateur groups and professional acts.

Management and maintenance of public access land and buildings on behalf of the people of Looe; maintaining and supporting the volunteer run museum; supporting pensioners, disabled persons, children and young people etc. in Looe by the provision of facilities, equipment and/or grants according to need and available resources.