Charities In Derbyshire

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Derbyshire NHW Association Trust exists to improve links within the community, joint problem solving, preventing and detering crime including protecting the most vulnerable people in the community and neighbourliness, thus improving the quality of life in the neighbourhoods of Derbyshire. NHW communicate regularly with their Safer Neighbourhood Teams about crime, intelligence and incidents.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation of playing of association football, by providing coaching, kit and facilities for club members.

General charitable purpose, Education/ Training,Religious Activities,Arts/Culture/Heritage/Science,Children/Young People

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

Formed in 1972 with its chief aims being the enrichment of village life and upholding of local traditions. The Duffield Community Association serves as a focal point for responsible discussion of current activities and future policies affecting the residents. By representing a wide section of the community it is able to influence public bodies. It is recognised as the local amenity group.

To provide the girls in our care with opportunities to fulfill the objectives of the Guide Association through a balanced girl lead programme of activities such as outdoors, crafts, learning new skills etc. in our own guide headquarters.

To provide or assist in the provision of activities in the interest of social welfare. This is for individuals who may not usually have access due to youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances. The object is to improve their conditions of life. We do this by creating experiences in, on or around blue spaces in the East Midlands.

Instructing girls and young women in the ways of the Girlguiding Movement

To provide a range of services and activities to meet the needs of the local community, such as health services and sports, as well as traditional social pursuits

The charitiy objectives are to acquire, restore, preserve and operate a representative collection of heritage railway buildings, structures, rolling stock and artefacts fo use by, exhibition to and for the education of the public in the infrastructure, management and operation of railways between Ambergate and Buxton in the County of Derbyshire.

VENUE/ ROOM HIRE FOR COMMUNITY GROUPS AND ORGANISATIONS BOOKED ON REGULAR BASIS. FUNCTION ROOM VENUE. PROVIDE GOOD FACILITIES OF SOCIAL WELFARE FOR RECREATION AND LEISURE TIME.

Scout Group operating in accordance with the Policy Organisation and Rules of the Scout Association

Acts as Holding Trustee for Baptist Churches in the East Midlands, approves modifications to buildings, makes grants and loans enabling work to be carried out.

Amateur sports club specialising in athletics

Scouting based activities for boys and girls aged 6 to 14 1/2 years of age.

Turning Wheel Buddhist Temple is a Soto Zen temple in Leicester, East Midlands. Our tradition is based on the practice of serene reflection meditation (zazen).The temple offers a regular schedule of meditation, day retreats, festivals and other events, as well as individual guidance, for anyone who would like to learn about meditation or deepen and broaden their practice.

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 PTFA committee organise various fund raising events to attract and appeal to a range of interests. Some are purely for the children e.g. Duck race & School Discos.Some are more family orientated e.g. Winter & Summer Fairs.Others are purely for adults e.g. Quiz nights & Summer Party.

To improve the health and physical education of young people aged between 4 and 21 living in Derbyshire through the provision of amateur sport.

The previous premises managed by the Club burnt down in 2015. A new Hall has been rebuilt and opened in 2022. The Charity manages the Hall as a Community space for hire. The aim is to support a range of community groups and classes for the benefit of the community and to provide opportunities for the youth of the village.

The charity makes grants to the classes shown in A8c for the benefit of children and young persons in need, hardship or distress for the purposes shown in A8a. Grants are made entirely at the discretion of the trustees. We do not make grants for computer equipment, education, overseas travel or individual holidays.

village hall

Raising funds to improve the Charity's property, in particular a swimming pool owned by the Charity and managed by Hathersage Parish Council.

Promoting and staging an annual LGBT festival with additional smaller events in Derby