Charities In Cornwall

Advancement of the arts, in particular music, dance and drama, for people with disabilities and or sensory impairment with a view to relieve their needs, have fun and grow in confidence. This is achieved by a series of workshops where people with the above disabilities work with able bodied people under the guidance of trained tutors to create an original piece of theatre.

South West School of Worship resources, trains and equips local churches and their worship teams. We provide in person teaching and training, webinar training and we resource worship gatherings to build, inspire and encourage other members of the church body.

Fund raising to support the school's activities and to purchase play and educational equipment for the children of Garras School.

General Charitable purposes

The Friends of Rescorla seek to promote the study and celebration of Cornish culture. Based in the village of Rescorla's old Methodist Chapel in mid-Cornwall, the Centre is developing a series of cultural and educational initiatives in association with Cornish Story (www.cornishstory.com). The centrepiece of its activities is an annual festival programme at Rescorla commencing in June 2008.

To relieve the needs of people diagnosed with long term health conditions by providing a mutual support and information exchange to raise awareness of their problems with health professionals within Cornwall

To provide grants for the advancement of education (including social and physical) training for persons under the age of 25 years and in need of assistance, who have attended Stoke Climsland Primary School .To provide grants to parishioners of Stoke Climsland who are suffering financial hardship or deprivation.

To raise funds for the students of Veryan C 0f E School to ensure their education is as full and complete as possible.

To provide a small sum of money for 16 year olds in Lansallos Parish to help with books, travel etc, to further their education.

Leisure and Education for local women

Kreslu is the Cornish word for police and hence the chosen name for our charity, which was founded in 2016. The charity operates in Cornwall alone, providing support to both seriously injured and seriously ill police employees and volunteers, in Cornwall. We provide respite breaks, family days out and other gifts.

SUPPORT OF HANDICAPPED PEOPLE FROM CORNWALL

We are an independant local branch of the Radio Amateurs Emergency Network (RAYNET) who specialise in providing the community with communication facilities in times of emergency, and Public Safety at community events. We provide specialist communications links for community events attracting crowds from a few hundred to several thousands, and assist other Raynet groups nationally.

To advance young people in life through the provision of facilities and instruction for sailing so as to develop their capabilities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society.

Trevalga Hall charity is in existence for two reasons; One is to continue to provide a village facility for the village of Trevalga and the other is to raise money for the demolition of our old prefabricated but much loved hall and the building of a new one

The Charity provides money for people of all ages to do activities or buy equipment for special activities that they would otherwise have to do without, through lack of funds.

Education/Arts and Culture/Environment/Conservation/Heritage

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To provide financial assistance to Service personnel serving in HMS RALEIGH and/or living in South East Cornwall when support from other, larger charities is either inappropriate or may take too long in providing urgently needed assistance

Provides quarterly grants to needy elderly residents.

Love Trees Cornwall is established to encourage links between young people and the environment. Additionally, the Charity has a longer term aspiration to potentially develop a tree center, for young people to enjoy.

The Clothing Bank ,where people in clothing poverty can access preloved clothing giving them their dignity. The Swap Shop, where items can be swapped for items of similar value, both of these activities stop items going to land fill. Crafty Chat where people in social isolation can come together to learn new crafts and meet people, we aim to follow this up with up cycling clothing.

Providing financial support for the work and activities of the girls and young women in the RedruthGuiding area

Makes grants to individuals, organisations and schools. Supports local charities.

Exhibition of Ray Exworth's work at Kestle Barton Gallery, Manaccan, Helston, Cornwall. September/October 2011.