Charities In Derby City

Donations to low income familiesDonations to young people's organisationsCharitable donations

The relief of children and young adults with additional pyshical and mental health needs in Derby by provision of therapeutic swimming facilties, teaching and coaching for encouraging, promoting and developing such persons.

We are a local amateur theatre group dedicated to presenting quality theatre for the local community of Spondon in Derby. We perform two main productions per year in Spring and Autumn and are self financed from members subscriptions. Any profits are re-invested towards improving future performances.

We aim to support people who are HIV positive targeting mainly BME Black and minority ethnic group, youth/young people their families,& carers, but the wider public will be able to benefit from our services Activities include: Drop-in Peer Support One-to-one support Groups/workshops Treatment education resources Advice/guidance HIV awareness training/eventsComprehensive referrals

Education of the public in the study of local history and genealogy in Spondon and its neighbourhood. Maintain an archive of material relating to Spondon.

Grants to advance education and to relieve needy folk

We provide a free, one-to-one coaching programme to help adults learn to read.

To promote and stimulate public interest in the performance and writing of music and to encourage those members of the public who have musical gifts to cultivate them

Relieving persons resident in the City of Derby who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

To support the Bishop of Nottingham in the requirements to train future priests and deacons for the Diocese of Nottingham:-by raising funds to support this cause; by investing them appropriately; and by making appropriate donations to the Bishop from the accumulated funds.

Maintaining a collection of Ceramic objects, manufactured by the Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Co. from c.1748 to present. These objects are displayed in a single museum area for the benefit of the general public.

Provides training and education, running a children center, providing communities facilities and advice support in welfare rights and debt management and for employment purposes.

The Heritage Trust formed to help to rescue historic buildings at risk giving them a new use within the community and allowing others to learn more about heritage.

The charity makes a collection of used items like used clothes,shoes,school bags,writing materials to be given to the less privileged children in African countries.like Nigeria, Ghana,Gambia ivory coast etc.Visitation of schools to motivate and encourage the African children.

For the public benefit and the advancement of environmental improvement, including but not limited to themitigation of climate change and urban overheating and the improvement of air and water qualityand biodiversity by the planting of trees and other plants and the provision of associated infrastructurewithin Derby City and the surrounding area.

Raffles at events, garden parties etc.

We support school, children and young people. Fund raising to actively enhance the extras for the emotional, physical, social and developmental of our children

The charity's objectives are to educate the public in, and develop, the performing arts in Derby and the surrounding areas. It acts as a representative body for amateur theatre and music groups in two main ways: by maintaining and publishing a diary of the future productions/concerts of its member societies; and by representing the interests of its members in a consultation/lobbying capacity.

ADVANCED DRIVER TRAINING

1. To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the land known as Mickleover Manor Woodland, situated within the City of Derby.2. To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the land known as Mickleover Manor Woodland, situated within the City of Derby.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical, natural and man-made environment by promoting the historical and architectural heritage of Friar Gate Bridge (the Bridge) in Derby.

General church activities

Focused on rebuilding our membership, stabilising our members interests and abilities. A full and busy programme kept the band active throughout the year. Also working with the Councils in local events to help attract more interest in our movement and hopefully build up our membership.Having amalgamated members from the now defunct Eastwood band in the hope of sustaining our long term future.

Supporting Medical Education

To help disadvantaged people within the village