Charities In Devon

We support disadvantaged women to build confidence in accessing groups and services in Plymouth, Cornwall and Devon. Our work addresses barriers to education and social mobility. Through confidence building, targeted social activities and community research we promote better lives for marginalised peoples and support services to improve their practice by sharing insights of often unheard voices,

Village hall is used by a number of organisations and individuals as a meeting place. It is regularly used by over 40 people per week and as a venue for church functions, local School, the Womens Institute and other community organisations, local doctor's advice centre, skittles, bingo, local choir etc. Display boards provide information on local planning issues and local business.

THE PROVISION OF POSITIVE ACTIVITIES FOR RURAL YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 10 TO 28

SCHOOL ASSOCIATION CHARITY ENGAGES IN ACTIVITIES WHICH SUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS ATTENDING IT AND PROVIDES AND ASSISTS IN THE PROVISION OF THE FACILITIES AND ITEMS FOR EDUCTION AT THE SCHOOL THAT ARE NOT PROVIDED, USING STATUTORY FUNDS.

The Charity organises events to raise money to fund equipment and activities for the pupils of The Park Community School, Barnstaple, Devon

The object of the charity is the provisioning maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of South Huish and of Inner Hope in the Parish of Malborough and the immediate vicinity, without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreational and leisure-time occupation.

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSESEDUCATION/TRAININGAMATEUR SPORTENVIRONMENT/CONSERVATION/HERITAGE

To facilitate premises that enable groups to foster spiritual, moral physical education / activities.

Fundraising

General fundraising to provide support for the benefit of pupils attending Mill Water School.This includes such items as educational visits,equipment and transport costs.

We are a British-Polish organisation and registered charity (Charity Number 1167606) established to promote and research the role of the Polish 307 Squadron, known as the '' Lwow Eagle Owls"

Grant making to Organizations

String Sinfonia who meet to practise regularely to perform in local concerts to help raise money for other local charities.

Provision of primary and secondary education in a learning centre founded on the doctrines and principles of the Christian faith. The Charity is a support service for parents who are home-schooling their children.

We provide a place of worship patterned on the bible, both the tanach(Old Testament) and the brit hadasha (New Testament).We provide a safe and non-threatening environment for Jewish andgentile enquirers into the Jewish roots of Christianity.We co-operate with other organizations in community outreach andsocial and charitable activities

Volunteer pilots take local elders and care/nursing homes residents out on trishaw cycle rides to feel the wind in their hair. The charity is committed to bringing generations closer together using special trishaws, to foster better community relationships and improve the quality of life of the guests. The charity operates in the towns of Launceston and Tavistock primarily.

activities run for children/families to raise money for equipment/resources for the school:Summer fairDiscosAuction of PromisesBeetle DriveChristmas playsSponsored eventsCake and uniform sales

Charity gives grants to individuals and organisations within the South Molton area.

local Village Hall providing accommodation for village actives

Property Ownership

Management of village hall for recreational use for the people of Dunkeswell.

Distribution of income to the elderly who are resident in the parish at Christmas.

The Cockington Capers Cross Country run with permission & help from the Torbay Coast & Countryside Trust.

Preservation, maintenance and reconstruction of the fabric of Colaton Raleigh Parish Church

Advance education for public benefit by the promotion of the arts, in particular, but not exclusively drama