Charities In Derbyshire

1. Create and improve habitats within the village of Swanwick, Swanwick parish council boundary, in Derbyshire and the immediate surrounding area, neighbouring villages and towns, Ripley, Alfreton, Pentrich, Leabrooks, Riddings, Somercotes, for biodiversity. 2. Engage residents of Swanwick with nature and provide educational opportunities about local and national ecology.

Fundraising for Risley Lower Grammar School to provide resources as needed through consultation with the teaching body.

We are a Mental Health Life Skills Rehabilitation service for people who have long term emotional and social problems. Until we have new premises we are offering support in the community. The skills training offered are: budgeting , household management, relationships and social skills. Training is given in understanding and developing good Emotional Health in relation to good Mental Health.

Making awards to eligible students, also to Smalley Richardson Endowed School.

Sport/recreation.

We provide opportunities to study and practice Buddhist teachings and meditation in and around Sheffield through: Retreats (day and residential) led by experienced teachers; Courses, e.g. Introduction to Insight Meditation; Practice and study groups for beginners and experienced meditators; Peer groups sharing experience and meditation practice; Facebook, Newsletter, Twitter, Website.

The charity gives grants to young people living within the parish of Burbage, Buxton, Derbyshire for the purpose of furthering their education be it academic, sporting or practical.

Monthly meetings with health and other topics of interest.Community support and signposting. A safe and friendly space to chat with people who have had similar experiences. Yearly complimentary therapy days open to members, friends and family.Occasional trips and meals out.

charitable cash disbursements

The stated aim of the group is to promote, for the benefit of Elvaston Parish and surrounding villages in Derbyshire, the provision of recreational events to enable residents to come together, get to know each other and have a great time!Elvaston Communities Group can trace its origins back to September 2009

FUND-RAISING ACTIVITIES FOR MASONIC AND NON-MASONIC CHARITIES

To provide and maintain a facility for villagers of all ages to use for social and recreational activities.

school based activities both fundraising and social to benefit pupils

Fundraising events that will benefit each child in school.

Swad in Bloom organises and participates in planting & tidy up days, awareness and fundraising events as well as educational events, sharing floriculture, horticulture that will have a positive impact on our local environment.

Friendship, speakers, outings, fund-raising. WI campaigns.

General village charity activities within the aims and fields outlined in the constitution

We sing opera, operettas and other light classical music to the general public.

We hold around 9 free public events a year:- Talks, recitals, visits to see, hear, study & play (mostly church) organs locally, one visit to a distant major venue (fare charged). We work with schools to interest children in organs/music. We recruit members to support our work, we're affiliated to the national body, the I.A.O., which runs U.K. events & offers bursaries (www.iao.org.uk).

Support for Refugees East Midlands (SFREM) is a registered charity supporting refugees and asylum seekers in the East Midlands. The majority of our activity is in the Newark and Sherwood area and we work in partnership with: Newark and Sherwood District Council The Nottingham Refugee Forum Home Start Support Refugees in Southwell Framework, Opportunity and Change

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION OF PUPILS IN SCHOOL BY DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE STAFF PARENTS AND OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SCHOOL; ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES OR PROVIDING FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT WHICH SUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS; EDUCATING STUDENTS ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT AND COMMERCE THROUGH THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES WHEREBY THEY CAN GROW THEIR OWN PRODUCE

To act as a resource for young people up to the age of 21 living in the Derbyshire area by providing advice, assistance and organising programmes of physical, educational and other activities.

Kegworth Heritage Centre is a place for researching, recording and preserving Kegworth life, past present and future, as evidenced through artefacts, photographs, records and personal memories. As the village changes with time, the Heritage Centre will pass these on to others to provide a continuum, demonstrating how the intrinsic values of Kegworth life remain unchanged.

SUBSIDIZING CHILDRENS TRIPS HELP WITH UNIFORMS ETC

Fundraising for the School