Charities In Derbyshire

Provide a weekly Lunch Club for the elderly.Run a fortnightly Contact Centre for estranged families in accordance with NACC.Provide meeting rooms for various local support groups e.g. Stop Smoking. AA. Bereavement, Counselling.

Provision of an institute & community centre for the benefit of the inhabitants of Hilcote and the surrounding area with the objective of improving the conditions of living.

TO PROVIDE FOR THE PROMOTION AND TEACHING OF THE ORTHODOXCHRISTIAN FAITH THROUGH THE ACTIVITIES OF PROPERLY CONSTITUTEDPARISHES AND EUCHARISTIC COMMUNITIES WHICH INCLUDE THE PROVISION OF LITURGICAL SERVICES, BAPTISM, MARRIAGES AND OTHER SACREMENTS

Scouting activities including camps and fund raising at the scout hut,in the local area and the UK

Choral singing - giving concerts, advancing our singing skills, and raising some money for various charities.Our concert venues are usually churches . We donate to a different charity each year democratically elected by choir members along with the committee.

1.The promotion of public education in and appreciation of music by the preparation and rehearsal for, and the presentation of, public concerts and by such other means as NCB shall from time to time determine. 2.The provision of such grants and donations for individuals or such charitable associations, bodies and organizations as the trustees in their absolute discretion shall think fit.

None

Offers support and aid to the people of Malawi.

Religious Activities

Village Hall

Provision of grants to six widows in the area of benefit. Grants to apprentices, students in further/higher education residing within the area of benefit.

community wind band with both main band and training band to encourage and promote the playing of wind instruments activities include weekly practices in term time, concerts, loan of instruments, charitable donations from funds raised

Providing financial assistance, tools, instruments and books to persons under the age of 25 years who are resident in the parish of Hilton.

promotion of social intercourse.mutual helpfulness,mental and moral improvement ,rational recreation,and the support of charitable activities via running from the premises football teams,junior and senior.senior citizen club,children pantomine and trips,darts,snooker,pool,dog club and fishing club.

To advance the education of the pupils in the school by 1. Developing effective relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school. 2. Engaging in activites or providing facilities and equipment for the school.

Religious activities. Church services are held on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings.

We organise village events including a Summer party every year. The Hall is let to private organisations including exercise classes, arts & crafts, special interest groups and children's activities. We also hire out to individuals, mainly for parties and weddings.

Scout Group providing activities as prescribed by the Scout Association to both Boys and Girls/ Young Adults from age 4 - 25

Swiftwater and Flood Search and Rescue Capabilities throughout the UK for Domestic Emergency Services.

The Trust's charitable objectives are met through annual plans developed by Club Committees and use the voluntary efforts of its members.The plans are published on the Club wedsite and include direct fund raising ,encouragement of other groups to raise funds and/or support Rotary programmes and service to the local community.Many Club activity outcomes are reported on the website.

Organising school events to (1) raise money that is solely used for the benefit of the school and (2) provide a strong link between the school community and the parents of children at the school.

School Holiday respite care for children with special needs

(1) Support of Denby Free School as required by the Scheme(2) Support of beneficiaries in the area of benefit

JEM is a community based organisation which provides a free rolling programme of employability and skills workshops aimed at equipping and preparing individuals, aged 19 years and over living in the Normanton and Arboretum districts of Derby, to enter or re-enter the labour market, voluntary work or further education. Our approach focuses on confidence building and raising self-esteem.

Village Hall in the country well used on a daily basis for various activities.