Charities In Derbyshire

Horsley Woodhouse Parish Council Recreation Ground

Maintenance of church fabric

Raffles, summer fayres and cake stalls.

We now engage the wider community extending our activities in the area of improving the environment in Temple Normanton. We recently involved the whole school in planting 12,000 spring bulbs in the woodland area situated in the centre of the community. This activity included the involvement of the school and the PC. We plan to further enhance and improve woodland area making it accessible to all.

Land used for occasional grazing

The funds from the sale of the old reading room in Stoney Middleton is to be used for the benefit of the inhabitants of Stoney Middleton.

Communication and representation on behalf of the voluntary and community sector with key stakeholders. Secretariat services supporting key regional voluntary and community sector working groups, and regional research and other project work.

Distribution of funds to the poor and necessitous in Belper.

Sport/recreation

After school care, holiday club and breakfast club for schools in the Hope Valley.

Main activities have been generating funds through Donations, Gift Aid and other similar types of events

Education

Relief of Poverty for elderly people

Provides a playing field/open space for the benefit of all.

Playing field

Charity for the provision of sport and recreation facilities

Running a social club for adults with learning disabbilities.

Provision of a playing field and childrens play area associated with the objectives of the National Playing Fields Association

The charity remains registered in case a legacy refers to the registration number. The principal charity is 1117576.

To distribute the Annual Net Income of the Charity for the general benefit of the residents of Belper in accordance with the following Grant Conditions:1. the relief of the aged, impotent or poor;2 the relief of distress and sickness;3 in such other ways as the Committee thinks fit, for example education, local groups.

Relief of the sick and disabled in the Hope Valley (Derbyshire) area by the provision of medical equipment , home nursing equipment and health education material and to provide equipment to enhance the life of disabled people.

King George V Playing Field, Findern is a recreation ground for use by the whole community & surrounding area.

TO PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF YOUNG PEOPLE, BETWEEN THE AGES OF 16 TO 25 IN AMBER VALLEY AND SURROUNDING AREAS BY ADVANCING THEIR EDUCATION AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING, RELIEVING THEIR POVERTY AND PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF ACCOMMODATION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN NEED FOR SUCH FACILITIES WITHIN THE AREA OF BENEFIT AND BY OTHER CHARITABLE MEANS AS THE TRUSTEES THINK FIT.

Provision of public open space

Provision of village playing field.