Charities In Denbighshire

We hold regular sessions where food is distributed from our centre. By prior arrangement we also make deliveries of food to individuals and families who are unable to come to our sessions. We also refer our service users to other organisations to help them with other needs.

We are working in the UK church planting, spreading the Christian message and training people across different churches. We are currently supporting care programmes in Zambia, and providing emergency aid in Nepal. We are running a health centre and schools in Uganda. We also run a children's home in Malawi. In addition we work in a number of nations supporting the work of Churches.

The Denbigh Workshop works with people from all backgrounds and uses creative activities to empower, build confidence, combat isolation, unite communities and help individuals to achieve their potential. We work in mainly deprived areas and deliver projects developed in response to community identified need. We have a particular interest in supporting women and young girls to empower themselves.

Provides horse riding, equestrian vaulting and opportunities to socialise in a supportive environment to people with disabilities, mental health conditions and children living in care. We also offer volunteering and educational opportunities, such as equine related qualifications and awards, and opportunities to be out in the open air and countryside.

The Offa's Dyke Association aims to promote the conservation of Offa's Dyke and other linked sites of archaeological interest, and to help the general public understand and enjoy the monument. It operates from its free-to-enter museum base, the Offa's Dyke Centre in Knighton, Powys. Its conservation and public engagement projects are often delivered through partnership with others.

The charity assists people in difficulties or suffering in inhospitable terrain, mainly in North Wales. It does this by co-ordinating emergency responses from its member organisations, providing a management team to co-ordinate search and rescue activities, providing training to support these activities, and representing members at regional, national and international levels.

We provide Search and Rescue of the vulnerable and missing, we rescue the injured from hazardous locations including mountains, quarries, urban areas, rivers, lakes and floodwater. We also recover the deceased from isolated or hazardous locations. The medical treatments are provided by trained members of the team. We operate in Conway, Denbighshire, Flintshire, Gwynedd, Powys and Wrexham.

We are completing media training course for people in drug and alcohol recovery. Our volunteers are engaged in writing, scripting, filming and editing a short film. Eternal have been commissioned to work with volunteers from the recovery community to make films about Arson crime, New psychoactive substances and the building of a new local super prison.

Refugee Kindness North Wales enables members of the public to advertise household items asavailable (free of charge) specifically for the beneficiaries through an online platform. The organisation will then facilitate the delivery of the items to the beneficiaries in need of them as well as offering guidance and signposting to the beneficiaries.

To provide help to children with renal and urological disorders, through welfare assistance, supporting staff training and development, providing equipment, supporting research and other activities to assist.

The Canolfan Eirianfa Centre is in the market town of Denbigh which is situated within the Denbigh Upper/Henllan Ward. The Centre is run voluntarily by a Management Committee consisting of user- group representatives to sustain Canolfan Eirianfa as a hub for the benefit of the residents of the town and surrounding villages, providing affordable room hire for local groups.

Rescue - Rehabilitation - Education. The rescue of horses, ponies and donkeys, to relieve the suffering of these animals and to rehabilitate them. To provide all necessary facilities that is required to support this work. To promote the care and welfare of animals by inviting the general public, various groups, those interested in animal ownership, and on education of animal welfare matters.

To work towards the elimination of discrimination in all its forms and upholding the rights of all citizens as set out in the Human Rights Act 1998.To promote equality of opportunity and good relations between all persons including those that fall within the protected characteristics as defined in the Equality Act 2010 and to promote understanding of issues of discrimination and inequality

We seek to improve the quality of life of those who by virtue of age, disability or social factors are disadvantaged or deprived. We do so by providing day trips and short residential breaks on our fully adapted canal boats, crewed by our experienced and fully qualified volunteers.

Village hall and or recreation ground hire for local, community and other legal organizations on regular and ad hoc basis including local authority, for elections and if necessary emergency refuge.Hire of chairs and tables.Facilities for village and surrounding areas to hold events/parties/celebrations exhibitions.The organization of community & sport based activities and cultural activities

The charity's objects are to acquire, protect, preserve, restore, maintain, house, operate and supply Diesel Multiple Units (Railcars) for the benefit of the public. To operate Diesel Multiple Units (Railcars) on the Llangollen Railway or such other railways the Charity may from time to time decide for the benefit of the public.

Fundraising in order to purchase equipment for the Special Care Baby Unit at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd, Bodelwyddan. We provide financial help for parents who have babies who spend a considerable amount of time in the Unit, that do not get financial assistance from the state. We provide things that the hospital funds do not cover. We receive donations from the public.

The club's principle activity is the promotion of a series of 12 concerts of classical music put on from October to March annually. These usually consist of solo musicians or small groups of up to 6 or so players. Most seasons include concerts given by a small orchestra of up to 18 players. The Club has regular concerts promoting Young Musicians from the area.

The charity supports underprivileged Families throughout North Wales. By ensuring that all referred Children and Young People/Care leavers, receive gifts to open at Christmas time. Offering a trip to the Pantomime for 100 people during the festive period. Offering Free holidays to families in need of a break, in our fully disabled adapted caravan on Hafan Y Mor, Pwllheli.

The principal purpose of the Church is the advancement of the Christian faith according to the Baptist denomination. The Church may also advance education and carry out other charitable purposes in the United Kingdom and/or other parts of the world.

To promote the Greek Orthodox faith, to advance public education and to relieve poverty, sickness and distress and to provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure time activities with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of the county of Cheshire and its environs.

The objectives of Deva Church are to communicate the life changing Gospel of Jesus Christ to as many people as possible and to provide a Christian Church Fellowship. Outreach to and support for the community is through a number of activities and the building is also used for a number of community activities, organised by the Church and others including The Police and local Council

To further the education of the public in the archaeology of the Poulton Research Project and to promote and foster public understanding, knowledge and appreciation of archaeology generally.

The Charity provides assistance towards the cost of education,or for specialist tools or equipment necessary to pursue a vocation, or to encourage or nurture a specific talent (ie musical instrument), for young people under 25 years old, living in the qualifying areas. Exceptional talent is encouraged and assistance is considered with courses that entail exceptional expenditure.

The Society's aims areto foster interest in Family History and to aid the progress of newcomers to the Society; to publish a Journal twice annually as a means of exchanging news and information, and widen knowledge of genealogical records; to transcribe and index parish records and census returns, and to record memorial inscriptions, especially from threatened graveyards.