Charities In Derbyshire

Volunteer Centre Glossop provides infrastructure support to Volunteer Involving organisations across all sectors. We also provide direct services to vulnerable people within the community.

Artcore operates as a cultural hub, fuelling active engagement for diverse artists and communities. We are committed to bringing art to people of all ages, abilities and ethnicities. Our focus is providing contemporary, innovative and quality services in four core areas: Art in -Modern Culture, Health & Well-being, Education & Learning and Community.

Al Hurraya is a peer-led culturally specific charity that provides bespoke personalised and culturally sensitive interventions to meet the needs of ethnically diverse communities in and around Nottingham and Derby who are experiencing a range of challenges

The Foundation promotes wellbeing through the scientific understanding and application of Compassion Focused Therapy and compassionate mind training. It supports research and provides trainings (including workshops, conferences and diploma) as well as resources and opportunities for professional community networking and general public support.

AVSSP CIO operates in the borough of Amber Valley and surrounding areas in Derbyshire. Our organisation was set up to support schools and community groups access high quality PE and sport provision which will develop life long skills and create healthy and active lifestyles. We work with a number of external partners to develop the provision locally and create a sustainable business model.

Project and funding help, practical support for groups, training, INVOLVE Volunteer Action in Bassetlaw.

Provision of free, independent, confidential, impartial advice to the residents of N E Derbyshire & Bolsover Districts

Accessible Transport to people who are unable to use conventional transport due age, disability or social exclusion.

The principal funding for the year was from property rental income

The charity operates in the Derwent, Mackworth and Normanton areas of Derby and aims to support families in a holistic way. Our Nursery settings support paying customers, adult learners and those eligible for the Free Early Education Entitlement. Learners can access children's workforce training from traineeships to Level 3 apprenticeship qualifications.

To provide support to people living with or recovering from mental ill health in Derbyshire.

Our aim is to help rural communities realise their aspirations and achieve their goals.

Improving the quality of life by the provision of complementary therapies and support of patients, carers and young people living with cancer in South Yorkshire/North Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire.

Providing public benefit in relation to animal welfare within the community.

The charity operates a childrens daily neighbourhood nursery in Staveley, Nr Chesterfield, Derbys. Childrens age group - from birth to age 5 years.

Group of churches

Religious activities

We provide and offer services for the empowerment of profoundly Deaf British Sign Language users these include: -British Sign Language Interpreting Services Lip Speaking ServiceOlder Persons SchemeCommunity Centre Welfare Rights SupportBritish Sign Language classesDeaf Awareness TrainingLip Reading Classes

The Charitys primary objective, is to establish and maintain, on a non-profit-making basis, a community transport scheme for the benefit of the communities within Derbyshire.

The principal activity of Derbyshire Mind is to promote the preservation and safeguarding of mental health and the relief of persons suffering from mental disorder.

The charity's aim is to help and educate young people to develop their physical, mental, moral and spiritual activities and capacities. Three principal activities to achieve this are: The provision of residential and day retreat experiences at the Briars Catholic Youth Retreat Centre. The provision of an outreach ministry. Training, resourcing and advice for youth ministry in the Diocese .

Using cricket and sport-related activities and programmes to advance health and well-being, education, social inclusion and community cohesion for children, young people and adults living in Derbyshire, with a particular focus on populations who may have greater needs and limited opportunities to access the benefits of these activities

The Friends carry out conservation and improvement on and around the Grade II* listed Bennerley Viaduct on the Derbyshire-Nottinghamshire border. We inform the public through guided walks, talks, publications, exhibitions, outreach activities, social media and a website. Our work with schools delivers learning about local heritage. We raise funds for conservation and improved access to the site.

The RSPCA Chesterfield & North Derbyshire Branch is a separately registered branch of the RSPCA. We carry out our animal welfare work in the areas of Chesterfield and North Derbyshire. Our main aim is to take in mistreated, abandoned and unwanted animals and find them new permanent homes. We also carry out activities to promote responsible pet ownership.

The Derbyshire Association OF the Blind aims to enhance the quality of visually impaired peoples' lives by providing a comprehensive range of services and activities throughout Derbyshire.