Charities In Dorset

The Trust works closely with Plymouth Social Isolation Forum to find novel ways to bring isolated and lonely people together at Thorn Park Lodge. It also runs recall reminiscence sessions, practical science-based workshops, helps raise children's aspirations in novel ways. It has a pharmaceutical museum, library, a medicinal garden and is planning an exciting Heritage Health Science Exploratory.

To help with the maintenance and repair of St James' Church, Shaftesbury, Dorset. Together with fabrics and furnishings. To manage the field, St James' Field, for the benefit of the Church and community in general.

The preservation and upkeep of Holy Trinity Church, Bradpole, its contents from time to time, and the churchyard.

For the public benefit, to advance the education of looked after children (aged6-16) In the Dorset, Hampshire and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole area by the provision of opportunities to participate in Performing Arts, specifically singing, dance and drama.

To meet weekly to support Stroke Survivors, helping them improve the quality of their lives by engaging in social,physical and intellectual activities to help them maximise their faculties and to give their families a sense of community. The Stroke Club will respond, where possible, to support the specific requests of applicants to the trust who cannot afford disability aids in their homes.

Facilities: tennis court, children's play area, cricket field, basket ball, croquet court,.Primary School use

Making donations or grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities for persons in need, hardship or distress resident in the Ancient Parish of Buckland Newton and to assist, promote and advance local groups and causes located in the Ancient Parish of Buckland Newton. The Ancient Parish of Buckland Newton includes Plush.

To raise funds for the benfit of pupils and community of Westfield

The charity arranges social activities to bring together the Hazara Community in our area. We are planning to provide Dari language classes for our children soon.

The Friends of Weymouth Museum raises funds through a series of annual talks on Weymouth's 'story through time' by popular speakers.It uses these funds to help the museum in its service to the community like adding to its valuable artefacts and records on Weymouth's evolving history and to preserve these for posterity; these help enhance and expand the experiences the general public receive.

Support for people with concerns/addictions to alcohol & other drugs1. 1-1 Counselling, 2. Individual ongoing Support 3. Personal Development4. Group Therapy SessionsNon-residential - each person working to an individual goal plan - No charge made for this Service.Relapse Prevention - Chaos to Calm - Coping Skills - New Goals/New Horizons -Personal Development.

The preservation and protection of good health among people living with or affected by cancer and theirsupporters for the public benefit in particular by:a) the provision of facilities for exercise and physical activity, in particular dragon boating and otherwater sports capable of promoting physical health and fitness, to support rehabilitation during andfollowing cancer treatment.

Offer coaching and competitive opportunities through an academy based structure of youth bowlers , under 18 years old , residing in Dorset, in the Sport of Flat Green Bowls . Indoors and Outdoors.

Publication of journal 'Southern History' and arranging conferences, both for educational purposes.

Fundraising with various social/educational events

Promotion and publication of historical sources relating to the history of Wiltshire

One alms house cottage let out.

The Fund exists to collect donations from people who wish to subscribe to the upkeep of St Mary's Church & Churchyard in Bradford Abbas; in response to requests from the PCC it makes grants towards the cost of projects planned by the PCC.

Group analysis is a way of understanding the dynamics of groups-including family groups, and increasing the well being of their members. GASW provides both group analytic psychotherapy in statutory & voluntary sector agencies for the benefit of mental health service users, and training at different levels for cliniciants and managers wishing to develop their knowledge of group analysis.

The Trust's principal activity, in support of its evangelistic ideals, is the Postal Bible School and the encouragement and support of evangelism in Dorset and beyond.

Making small payments to community organisations in Dorset

Provides buildings/facilities/open space

Events such as fireworks, fairs, treasure hunts, quiz nights etc to raise funds for the village school.

The charity provides the village hall for the use of villagers and surrounding areas at a reasonable cost.

Mainly religious activity for the community. Funding by donations from general public and other external sources.