Charities In Cornwall

We exist for the relief of poverty in the parish and the upkeep of the churchyard and fabric of St Sampson's Church, Golant

Church room available for hire .Proceeds to Church room maintenance.

Our activities include to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in the village of Polperro, Cornwall and its environs for the benefit of anyone who has an emotional, social or economic connection. We also aim to advance the education of the people connected with Polperro regarding the aims and objectives of PEG.

Providing financial assistance for further education

Fundraising wholly for the use of the doctors and nurses of Constantine Surgery, who supply to their patients and equip the practice with services and items not available as the freely-supplied section their NHS funds.

We organise social and fundraising events on an irregular basis. We hold a quarterly business meeting at the John Daniel Centre, Penzance (all welcome). We distribute funds to disabled people with a learning disability and support groups.

Provides grants to individuals and organisations, within the Redruth Ward of the former Kerrier District Council, who are in need, hardship or distress.

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.

Providing hall for use of parishoners and others for meetings, classes,parties etc.

EDUCATION/TRAININGARTS/CULTUREENVIRONMENT/CONSERVATION/HERITAGEALL THESE ACTIVITIES ARE CARRIED OUT IN AND AROUND THE CALLINGTON AREA.Information supplied worldwide on request

We are working to enhance the whole site in Menacuddle Valley for public enjoyment and education by restoring the Baptistery and recreating as far as possible the original Victorian Gardens. Regular volunteer days are arranged to clear weeds and litter from the prepared site and replant the gardens and pond. Public events are held to encourage the public to visit, enjoy and learn.

The village hall provides a public amenity for all local residents and organisations

To provide a safe, secure and stimulating environment in order to enhance the development of children in the local area.

To raise money for the community of St Germans

Provides open space for the recreational and social well-being of residents and visitors

Supporting Congregational Federation churches in the designated area with funding (when available) and advice

The charity provides general aid to members of the public living within the parish of St. Ewe who are in need of help. The charity also supports community health related charities within the locality.

As a small rural school that caters for children aged from 4-11, we aim to achieve a happy, warm, caring and close working environment where children are given the opportunity to realise their full potential in all aspects of school life.

To raise awareness of Postnatal Depression in the community, to facilitate the setting up of support groups and to facilitate continuing education for healthcare professionals involved with caring for mothers suffering from Postnatal Depression.

MAINTENANCE OF BREEDING UNITS OF RARE AND ENDANGERED ANIMALS ENCOURAGING EDUCATION BY WAY OF WORK PLACEMENT WITH LOCAL COLLEGE STUDENTS AND OTHER VOLUNTEERS

We aim to create an environment where young people aged 8-18 can reach their full potential whatever their circumstances. We provide a balanced programme of activities that develops the whole person in an environment of social interaction and team working, using a nautical theme based on the customs and traditions of the Royal and Merchant Navies.

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

Fundraising to support the wellbeing of patients and their carers in the Saltash area, while also serving as a champion for community healthcare locally.

Providing financial support and on-site help with rehabilitation and construction of buildings and facilities, funding shortfalls in every day running expenses, insurance, ambulance repair, and the emergency provision of medicines. This has involved a visit by Dr James Derrick acting in a voluntary capacity.

Grants to provide financial support to places of worship and those involved in the proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ