Charities In Derbyshire

Home-Start is a voluntary organisation operating in the Erewash area. Offering trained volunteers to support families under stress with at least one child under 5 years of age. Volunteers offer regular home visiting emotional, practical and befriending support.

Provides an annual venue with courses workshops talks and discussion groups for writers at all stages of their careers.

We are a place of worship, we have three services per week, prayer, bible studies and Act of worship. We provide counselling and help with job hunting. Family support for with food, schools issues etc.

CHILDRENS PRE SCHOOL FOR 2 YEARS TO 4 YEARS TO EDUCATE THEM ON SOCIAL SKILLS AND BASIC LEARNING PREPARING THEM FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL.

The PCC is committed to helping the people of St James' and St Luke's churches and Glossop to learn and grow in their understanding of and faith in Jesus Christ. We are committed to sharing God's love in word and action in ways which benefit the people of Glossop and around the world promoting their physical, mental, spiritual, social and economic well-being.

The provision of a community centre and a youth centre and other facilities for recreation and other leisure-time occupation for the benefit of the inhabitants (and in particular, but not exclusively, such of the said inhabitants as are members of the mining community) of the area of benefit without distinction of political, religious or other opinions with the object of improving their lives.

Eyam Museum Ltd. operates a small museum whose central theme is the outbreak of bubonic plague in Eyam in 1665/66. The museum tells the story of the village from prehistoric to modern times, with sets, graphic panels, and artefacts.

Primary funding area is within SK17 postcode area

We help and support anyone with an asbestos related disease. We support people throughout the East Midlands as well as Burton on Trent and Peterborough. We offer advice and support with welfare benefits uptake including the Government Compensation Schemes. We offer advice about making a civil claim. As well as acting as a support group. We also offer bereavement support.

To further or benefit the residents of Belper and the neighbourhood, by associating together the residents and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation leisure time occupations with the objectives of improving the condition of life for the residents.

ABC NURSERY SCHOOL IS SITUATED IN INKERSALL, CHESTERFIELD AND CATERS FOR PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN FROM 2 YEARS OF AGE UP TO 4 YEARS, 11 MONTHS.. WE ARE REGISTERED WITH OFSTED AND COVER THE EARLY YEARS FOUNDATION STAGE.WE OFFER A WIDE RANGE OF ACTIVITIES AND PRIDE OURSELVES ON OUR OUTDOOR PURSUITS PROGRAMME (FOREST SCHOOLS) AND HAVE AN ALLOTMENT THAT THE CHILDREN MANAGE AND MAINTAIN.

We have a number of projects who all contribute to the delivery of our vision; Religious EducationLessons, Workshops & Events.Work Supporting Local Churches, and those that work with Children and Young People.Princes Trust projects.Community projects and support.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC WE PROMOTE THE CARE AND SUPPORT OF GREYHOUNDS WHO HAVE RETIRED FROM RACING FOR A VARIETY OF REASONS. BY OFFERING SUCH FACILITIES OF CARE, PROTECTION, REHABILITATION, AND SOCIALISATION. WE PROMOTE THE TRANSITION FROM KENNEL LIFE TO LIFE IN A HOME BY SUPPORTING THE REHOMING OF THE GREYHOUNDS IN OUR CARE AND EDUCATING THE PUBLIC IN THE HUSBANDY

Provide and upkeep the building and outside play area facilities for use by local/area residents and for Kirk Hallam Church Services as required.

To provide & maintain four 1-bedroom flats for occupancy by residents of Wirksworth Parish who, would otherwise be unable to afford to live in the area.

Preservation, restoration and operation of former British Rail 'Deltic' express diesel electric locomotives. Development and maintenance of historical records and educational facilities, including open day events at our purpose-built 'DPS Depot' at Barrow Hill Railway Centre. Promotion of operational/engineering aspects of 'Deltic' locomotives and their place in UK railway history to the public

Sharewear Clothing Scheme provides free high-quality clothing and bedding to people living in poverty. In addition to our support of individuals experiencing hardship, we also divert tons of clothing which might otherwise have ended up in local landfill thus having an immediate and direct positive impact on the environment.

Broxtowe Youth Homelessness works to prevent homelessness amongst 16-25 year olds. This is achieved through an education programme and the use of peer educators. BYH also operates an emergency food parcel scheme, provides homelessness training for organisations and individuals, promotes inter-agency work and produces resources for young people and agencies.

To conserve, develop and secure for the long term benefit of the public the long-closed 13 acre Grade II* Sheffield General Cemetery, Sharrow, including its buildings, burial grounds, monuments, structures, natural habitats as an environmental, historical and educational amenity

People Express builds relationships for deeper level socially engaged work between artists and participants, excluded communities and groups with shared interests, resulting in well-made, ambitious and original projects producing artwork that moves, inspires and resonates with audiences.

PRESERVING HISTORIC AND MAKING AVAILABLE BUILDINGS FOR COMMUNITY USE

Provide Christian teaching and a place for prayer, worship and Christian fellowship.

A support group and independent voice for parents/carers of children with a disability/additional needs in Nottingham and surrounding areas linked to the National Network P/C Forums. Run by parents for parents. Providing peer support, play sessions, empowerment training, healthy exercise sessions, signposting to services and support.

Openwoodgate Pre-school is a community based Pre-school in Openwoodgate, Belper. Pre-school care and education is provided by our team of Early Years Workers in St Mark's Church Hall. The group is regulated by Ofsted and is a registered charity.

The object of the CIO is the relief of poverty of residents in the high peak and neighboring areas through actions including but not limited to, the provision of food parcels and information about other relevant services