Charities In Derbyshire

The Association works closely with Canal & River Trust and holds weekly work parties to assist with the on-going maintenance and upkeep of the Erewash canal.ECP&DA also owns and maintains Sandiacre Lock cottages, opening them to the general public.

The Charity is part of a national Organisation supporting young people in their development by way of skills and leisure based activities across a broad range to meet diverse interests.

The conservation and restoration of Heage Windmill. To open it to the public at regular intervals and to widen the knowledge about windmills and the milling process.

We are a registered chairty which is run by parent/carer volunteers with children/young people with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities. We organise parent participation, providing the opportunity to talk about all the services they receive in Derbyshire.Derbyshire Parent Carer Voice has been set up to help parents have a forum for change within Derbyshire services.Parent Forum

The object of the charity is the advancement of the Christian Religion. The church supports missionaries in other countries, provides meals once a month for elderly people in the community and supports youth and childrens clubs.

To increase the Buddhist Faith under the spiritual guidance of the elected General Spiritual Director of the NKT-IKBU as a member of the union of Kadampa Buddhist Centres

To use donations and legacies made by the general public for the benefit of patients in the East Midlands area and to provide support for our staff within the Trust.

Provides general advice and guidance to members of the Chinese community regarding issues such as health, welfare benefits, housing and education. Acts as a focal point for the community to share common Chinese cultural practices and celebrate Chinese culture/ festivals.

We are a Brass Band based in the village of Hathern in North Leicestershire. We have 4 Bands - Hathern Band (the main 1st Section contesting Band), Hathern Youth Band (age ranges from 8 - 19years) Hathern Training Band (mostly children but some adults, all at early learning stage) and Hathern Concert Brass (a non contesting band).

The Centre is held in trust to be used as a village hall for recreational and religious purposes and for any other purpose for the benefit of the inhabitants of Uppertown and the surrounding neighbourhood. A range of events are held at the Centre each year and it is also available to the local community for private functions and charitable causes.

THE MISSION OF ACE YOUTH TRUST IS TO OFFER PRACTICAL SUPPORT TO LOCAL YOUNG PEOPLE ON A RANGE OF ISSUES AFFECTING THEIR DAILY LIVES TO HELP THEM FULFIL THEIR POTENTIAL.

Providing grants predominantly to small and medium sized charities and organisations in the East Midlands whose activities align with our charitable purposes and particular areas of focus as from time to time agreed by the charity's trustees.

Running Outdoor Pursuits / Adventure ActivitiesProviding vocational trainingProviding counselling & support for young people and their carers, including debt counselling and advice/support on alcohol & drug abuse/usageProviding opportunity to pray worship and explore issues of faith

To attend generally to the welfare of all boxer dogs in the North of England in need of care and attention or re-homing. To promote kindness to animals, encouraging and educating on repsonsible pet ownership

We empower male and female survivors aged 18 and over affected by childhood sexual, incest, emotional and physical abuse, neglect, rape, trafficking, and exploitation to rebuild their lives through trauma-informed recovery, personal development, education, training, and opportunities. We also raise awareness and improve professional understanding of the lifelong impact and prevalence of trauma.

To provide facilities/coaching and equipment so physically disabled people can play wheelchair basketball. The ages start from 6 yrs to 50+. Levels are beginners/recreational and competition (national league and international)The club raises awareness of disability through sport in and around the local community.

To relieve sick, elderly or disabled persons resident in Melbourne and nearby villages by providing or assisting in the provision of services calculated to reduce the need, hardship or distress of such persons.

THE CHARITY MEETS WEEKLY ON MONDAYS. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR IT ORGANISES A VARIETY OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC FUND-RAISING EVENTS AS WELL AS SUPPORTING OTHER CHARITIES AND ORGANISATIONS.

A Welcoming Space, meaningful discussions and community gatherings where you can connect with others, shared experiences, Bi Weekly Luncheon Club, Enjoy delicious meals while fostering friendships and supporting each others well being. Community BBQs, Celebrate our culture, Educational Talks, inform on current events and issues that matter to our community through regular discussions.

Cancer Active Recovery Support (C.A.R.S.) based Northwest Leicestershire aims to support individuals following a cancer diagnosis, treatment and recovery through a variety of free of charge community-based interventions. The charity currently delivers in Leicestershire, but is widening its provision into Staffordshire, Warwickshire and Derbyshire.

To educate the public in the dramatic and operatic arts to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts (to assist and further such charitable institutions and charitable purposes as the Committee shall from time to time determine)

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.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects, primarily by presenting public concerts and recitals

We have a number of disability exercise programmes running in the local community of Sheffield, catering for the long term ill health and disabled, this particularly includes provision for wheelchair bound individuals who want to improve their health. We have structured sessions for Boccia, Curling and Safe Play Sports for younger children.

The provision and maintenance of sport and recreation facilities for Eyam village and surrounding area. The village has a cricket field, pavilion, football pitch, a children's play area, a multi use games area and a cycling pump track.