Charities In Derbyshire

Maintain the Etherow Centre building for the provision of recreational and therapeutic activities for the disabled.

As a Methodist Church our aims and activities are focussed on:-Providing an opportunity for members and others to Worship God, Ensuring everyone has opportunities to grow in faith through sharing with other ChristiansIdentifying opportunities for serving our community and the wider worldMaking known to others the good news of Jesus

The LPMSC are here to support you and your loved ones.Understanding that MS and other neurological conditions affect each of us differently, helps to build strong connections with each other. At the centre, we want every visitor, carer and volunteer to feel good, so that we can progress towards a brighter future for all.

The G52 Group was established in 2013 to provide low cost or no-cost activities and services within Gamesley.

To provide purposeful play for pre-school children which is planned, assessed and evaluated to promote learning. In September 2017 Sale & Davys extended it's operating hours to accommodate the sessions of more funded places for pre-school children. Still in a beautiful village setting we now offer more full time care for children of working parents.

Having negotiated a 99-year lease, we intend to rescue, preserve and refurbish the Old Sudbury Gasworks building to provide a new community resource. This will make a real difference to our heritage, people and local community. We will tell the story of the gasworks and the industrial development of the estate, as well as researching and interpreting the wider historical context of the village.

Making grants to charitable bodies who carry out purposes within the objects of the charity.

Responsible for the day to day management, maintenance and internal refurbishment of the town's principal asset. Major building repairs completed and a lift installed. Large function room(with stage) refurbished and adjoining catering standard kitchen installed. Facilities available for a wide range of activities from community events to business meetings.

Fund Research into all aspects of the causes and treatment of Asthma and Allergy, particularly by early career researchers.Disseminate information on causes and treatment of asthma and allergy.

SPS services include: English language courses, 1-2-1 information/signposting sessions, publishing Polish monthly newspaper "East Midlands po Polsku" informing about local life, maintaining www.empp.co.uk, organising workshops, social gatherings, events, developing a sense of community, working towards community cohesion. SPS organised FestiWal 2009 - A Community Festival with a Polish Flavour.

PROVIDE SAFE LEARNING AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT FOR PRE SCHOOL CHILDREN FROM 2 YEARS OLD

Environment/Conservation/Heritage the benefit of the general public. Reviewing list of architecturally or historically significant buildings which are at risk of deterioration or decay in order to, whether directly or in co-operation with owners or other agencies, such solution that will eliminate such risk. Seeking out other buildings for inclusion on such lists.

Rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of horses and ponies. Rehoming also offered to small animals.

Working in a wide range of underserved communities to address under representation, we use outdoor activities such as rock climbing, kayaking and mountain biking and environmental projects to engage children, young people, 'at risk' adults and families to support increased health, wellbeing, self-esteem, pro social skills, volunteering and leadership opportunities.

The charitys activities aim to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

The charity supports the aims of Without Walls Christian Fellowship, a church with a vision based on Zechariah Chapter 2 and verses 4-5..a city without walls. Proclamation of Christian gospel, teaching of Christian doctrine, pastoral care and relief of hardship in the community. There are church meetings each week. The church reaches the community through it's Singing Cafe and Tea party projects.

The Farming Life Centre is dedicated to improving the quality of life of Peak District farmers and rural communities. It promotes health and well-being through its projects, services and resources and celebrates hill-farming past, present and future.

Shardlow Village Hall serves as a hub for community activity, hosting a diverse range of events, meetings and activities. The venue offers a welcoming space for various local groups, such as fitness groups, playgroups, the WI, the local football club, and many more. It offers local residents of all ages a space to gather, socialise, and engage in a wide range of activities.

To advance the education of children and young people who live in and around Amber Valley by providing the opportunity and facilities for playing association football so to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and that their condition of life may be improved

Demonstration, loan and provision of assessments for environmental hearing equipment including outreach bases throughout Derbyshire on behalf of Derbyshire County Council Adult Care and NHS Derby and Derbyshire ICB. Information advise and support drop in sessions and home visits, monthly social groups, coffee mornings together with advisory services and guidance, low lever advocacy.

The Charity exists to help students at state comprehensives in northern England access leading universities, where they are currently very under-represented.

To preach the gospel through evangelism and outreach into the local community.Provide childrens work to a high standard through the Sunday school and holiday clubs during the school summer break.Link with other churches and community projects to support local needs.Support overseas missions through visits and gifts. Support church members in need.

We tackle inequalities in disadvantaged communities,helping them to become more inclusive.We promote engagement and inclusion through fitness,1:1 work,volunteering, mentoring, education, training and events,increasing confidence, wellbeing, life-skills and employability and encouraging community-cohesion.We adapt to complex individual needs,including mental-health issues and learning difficulties.

The Community Association provides a range of activities and events for residents of all ages. These include arts & crafts groups, health and fitness classes and regular events aimed at improving and maintaining health and wellbeing. An annual Summer Fete is held in July and a Christmas meal for our older residents takes place at the beginning of December.

Provision of recreational facilities for the benefit of the inhabitants of the area of benefit without distinction of political, religious or other opinions with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.