Charities In Derbyshire

Archaeological research (excavation and building survey) within the Area of Operation. Publication of reports on the results of the research. Provision of regular lecturers on archaeological or historical subjects. Supporting Trafford MBC on the interpretation and improvement of the Timperley Old Hall site. Provision of work experience and talks to local individual students or schools.

We are a community Garden near to the centre of Chesterfield, where our volunteers meet, grow fruit and vegetables and enjoy the outdoor life in a sustainable way. Our plot was an acre of wasteland which we are bringing back into cultivation as we continue our activities.

To promote the benefit of residents of Abney and the neighbourhood, by associating together the said residents and the local authorities, voluntary organisations and inhabitants in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure-time occupation primarily by establishing and maintaining a community centre.

Holds meetings. Co-operates with local authorities , planning committees, and all other statutory authorities, voluntary organisations and charities. Holds fund raising events. Helps to promote civic pride in the local area and to generate public interest in and care for its beauty, history and character.

The Charity exists in order to reduce the risks inherent in driving on public roads. This is achieved by improving driver education and skills, thus improving road safety and hopefully reducing the number of accidents and deaths on the roads of the East Midlands

1. TO PROMOTE STUDY AND RESEARCH INTO THE HISTORY OF THE NEW MILLS AREA. 2. TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN THE HISTORY OF THE NEW MILLS AREA. 3 TO SECURE THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF ITEMS OF INTEREST RELATING TI THE HISTORY OF THE NEW MILLS AREA

WE HOLD MONTHLY MEETINGS, AWARENESS COFFEE MORNINGS AND ORGANISE SOCIAL ACTIVTIES IN OUR COMMUNITY, PROVIDING LOCAL WOMEN WITH A CHANCE TO HEAR AND BE HEARD AND TO BE SOCIALLY INTERACTIVE, REGARDLESS OF RACE, CREED OR POLITICAL LEANINGS.

We continue to develop sponsorship and support a range of projects through our members. Our projects are located in both the UK and overseas.These operate in the areas of: 1. The prevention and relief of poverty.2. Economic/community benefit.3. Religious activities supporting communities.4. General charitable purposes.

Helen's Trust provides support to people of any age, with any terminal illness who wish to stay at home in the last 6 months of their lives. Care and equipment is organised and funded by the charity.

Raising awareness and acceptance of neurodivergence in performing arts and drama and how children, young people and adults can be supported within the sector to access their passion, on a level playing field. Training in Neurodivergence and strategies to support fair access and inclusion.Resources to enhance good practice and offer solutionsEvents to showcase neurodivergent talent

SOUP provide an outreach service to individuals who are suffering from extreme isolation and are beyond reach of traditional charities who have no family or friends and scarce financial security by providing material and Mental health support. Fundraising and grants for other charities by organising Wellness events and concerts. Mental health support programmes for staff of other charities.

To promote the objects of the Riding for the Disabled Association incorporating carriage driving a charity registered under charity no 244108 ("The Association") by providing disabled people with the opportunity to ride and/or carriage drive to benefit their health and well being in the Sheffield area.

Padley Group, a registered charity, empowers people affected by homelessness to improve their lives through the Padley Day Centre, providing a range of services, facilities, training and volunteering opportunities, and dispersed supported housing.

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.

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.

Income is from money deposited in the account some years ago. Money remains there for disbursement. No money has been added for a while apart from interest. There are no other activities to raise income.

Liaison between the football club and the disabled supporters club to ensure the disabled members are catered for, to facilitate their enjoyment of attending football matches in the stadium and to provide a social arena where disabled supporters can mix and socialise

Working with NGO's , Zoos, Educational facilities and Governments to assist in conservation practices for wildlife and indigenous people and their natural habitats, raises funds and awareness for insitu organisations to facilitate their work in Sumatra for the re introduction to the wild of Orang-utans and insitu educational programmes , developing a wildlife sanctuary in Wales and rewilding .

To promote and protect the Physical and mental health of children and young people living with epilepsy and their parents and families through the provision of support, education recreational activities and practical advice. To advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to Paediatric epilepsy

Advancing the Christian religion by holding Services of Public Worship, Prayer Meetings and Bible Studies; running Sunday School and other youth groups; providing for the needs of elderly members and attenders; contributing to the work of Christian missionaries in the UK and abroad; and making Christian literature available through the Food for Thought bookshop in Clay Cross.

Provides support to members of Derby Mountain Rescue Team, a charity which saves lives and alleviates distress mainly in upland and mountainous areas and which additionally undertakes searches of lowland and rural areas for missing persons when requested by the Police.

We are registered with {OISC} Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner ( Reg- N201800013) at level 2, to provide Immigration advice and offer Immigration Services - Not- For- profit, We do not get any funding or grant from any resoces, we collect donastion from people who used our services, I am the immigration adviser at level 2, I am working bvoiluntary,

A time bank is an exciting way for people to come together to help others and help themselves at the same time. Participants 'deposit' their time in the bank by giving practical help and support to others and are able to 'withdraw' their time when they need something done themselves.

Provision of laptop and other IT equipment to teenagers with cancer and other life threatening illnesses. Also provide support for teenagers with short term serious illnesses.

Helping unemployed people in the most deprived areas of Nottingham. Providing professional appropriate work wear, training and support to raise employment prospects and contribute in a practical way to reducing worklessness in disadvantaged communities. Dramatically increasing confidence of those who struggle to believe in themselves and so find it difficult to sell themselves to an employer.