Charities In Derbyshire

Eleven monthly meetings, usually with a speaker, are held during the year. Special interest groups are organised & outings & lunches arranged. Members are also involved in voluntary work in the community. We also participate in the wider activities of the WI Federation regionally & nationally.

Manchester 500 Group of Advanced Motorcyclists are affiliated to the Institute of Advanced Motorists (RoadSmart). We offer courses throughout the year supporting motorcyclists through coaching by IMI qualified volunteers that help riders to improve their riding safety and reach Advanced Test standard. We also have a social side to the group offering a variety of motorcycle related activities.

Conservation and operation of EM2 locomotive 27000 and other associated railway vehicles. Promotion of and research into the Woodhead route where the EM2 locomotives worked in the UK.

Restoration and Future Preservation of Calver Weir, Calver, Derbyshire

Assistance given to students and other young engineers in activities associated with the mining , minerals and associated industries

PROVIDE FACILITY FOR RECREATION FOR ALL GROUPS OF PERSONS AGED AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND FOR THE COMMUNITY WELL BEING.

Management of the Village Hall in Wardlow, Derbyshire, on behalf of the village.

Voluntary collections of funds from members to be distributed to predetermined worthy causes.

1) The advancement of the Christian Faith. 2)The relief of persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or distress or who are aged or sick. 3) The advancement of education.To be conducted mainly in Yorkshire and Zambia

For the public benefit and the advancement of environmental improvement, including but not limited to themitigation of climate change and urban overheating and the improvement of air and water qualityand biodiversity by the planting of trees and other plants and the provision of associated infrastructurewithin Derby City and the surrounding area.

We supply users, specifically members confined to a wheelchair, or those who need to compete from a wheelchair, with the facilities and equipment to participate in a large number of sports. eg. Basketball, Archery, Bowls, Wheelchair Rugby, Table Tennis, Snooker, Pool, Sailing, Weight training and fitness, Air Rifle and Pistol etc.

The day to day running of the Village Hall and keeping the fabric of the building in good order. Also to make the hall available for everyone in the community.

Fund raising for education/training for the benefit of the children and school.

Ashbourne & District Stroke Support Club offers invaluable support to stroke victims & their carers. The club helps people during the recovery period and through the following months and years.

Purchase of items and contributions to activities for school

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

To provide one off grants up to -£300 to individuals (not groups or organisations) in need or financial hardship within a specified area of Derbyshire namely Alfreton, Swanwick, Leabrooks, Somercotes and Ironville

From the charity's investment income, the trustees provided Camm's School with a donation of at least £1000 for the benefit of the children at the school, which covered the cost of rewards for children either by means of a contribution towards the purchase of a book of their choosing and or the provision of funds towards a whole school event.

The object of the Charity shall be the provision and maintenance of the hall. The hall is for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Foston & Scropton without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, nationality, race, political, religious or other opinions, including the use of the property for meetings, lectures and classes or other forms of recreation and leisure time.

The promotion of social inclusion and equality and diversity for transgender people in the Nottinghamshire region, who are often socially excluded due to prejudice and historic injustice. This is delivered through provision of support groups, other support events and small targeted grants to those experience financial hardship associated with their circumstances.

Fund Raising for St Oswald's Hospital. Providing services for the patients (trolley shop, paying for outings and entertainments

The provision of and maintenance of a home for aged persons

Raise money for small local charities and help in the community

Provision and maintenance of Village Hall and recreation field