Charities In East Riding Of Yorkshire

1. providing education and information to support and enable parents to maximise educationalopportunities for their children;2. raising public awareness of the issues affecting families with children and young people withSEND , both generally and in relation to their social exclusion;3. providing workshops, forums and general support;

The Charity provides support to individuals in need and/or charities, or other oganisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.Provides a forum, promoting best practice and offering a collective voice for independent, grassroots food aid providers.Works with and promoting the voices of people in food insecurity Provides opportunities for learning about the causes of food poverty

Providing accomodation for elderly and disabled people.

To hold the Community Hall for the use of the inhabitants of Market Weighton including the use for meetings, lectures and classes, education and for other forms of recreation & other leisure time occupations with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants

Promoting live performances of music, drama, dance, and exhibitions of arts of all kinds.

Provides and maintains the village hall, for hire, to provide a safe and secure community space for organisations and individuals from the village and surrounding areas.

The objectives of the CIO are to advance in life and relieve needs of socially and economically disadvantaged young people aged 0 to 25 in England including (and not limited to) those resident in Bridlington or the East Riding of Yorkshire local authority area in particular, so as to develop their capabilities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society.

The community centre allows hirings without distinction of political, religious or other opinions for meetings, lectures, educational and demonstrational instruction, recreation and leisure activities.

The objects of Moss and Fenwick Village Hall (MFVH) are to provide, equip, manage, maintain, and run the village hall/community centre in Moss and Fenwick for the benefit of the community both from our Parish and outside, without distinction of Political, religious, or other opinions.

The Bridge Christian Fellowship exists to promote the Christian faith for the benefit of the public in Hull and East Yorkshire. It provides regular services of worship, study groups and prayer meetings and offers pastoral care to people on their journey of faith. Our charitable purposes include support for other organisations involved in the relief of poverty and sickness in the UK and beyond.

The Choir uses historical research into performing styles and practices in use at the time of composition as the basis for its own performances, usually a series of six concerts held in York

Brough Community Centre provides diverse community centre activities for Brough, Elloughton and neighbouring villages in the East Riding of Yorkshire.

We work with young people aged 10-18, through skill building and sporting activities we aim to promote self discipline, team work, team responsibilities, respect for others, pride in personal presentation (appearance and behaviour), self-esteem and self respect. We also aim to equip them for adulthood with the values and standards needed for good citizenship.

Provision of community facilities for the parish

The promotion of agriculture including the science or occupation of cultivating and planting up land, rearing plants, crops, trees of whatsoever nature, rearing livestock and all aspects of farming and conservation and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing to encourage skill and industry in agriculture and allied trades, craft and professions connected with the rural economy.

The objectives of the Society are to stimulate public understanding of the sciences, including natural, physical, social and archaeological sciences, through lectures, grants, sponsorship and educational activities. The Society runs an annual series of around 20 public lectures, and maintains an interest in the Yorkshire Museum and Gardens, York, which it originally founded in the 1820s.

Part of the Scout association providing activities such as camping, hill walking, orienteering, map reading, climbing, community responsibility.

We collect clothing and other items and raise funds to help asylum seekers in Hull and East Riding, as well as vulnerable people locally. We also provide a small amount of assistance to asylum seekers overseas. We aim to raise awareness of the situation of people seeking asylum, by organising public events, such as talks, and being involved in local festivals etc.

To apply such of the income as the Trustees determine for the benefit of The Retreat, York, (a non-profit making Registered Nursing Home) to make grants to meetings of the Religious Society of Friends and to enable travelling in the Ministry.

Assist and support visually impaired in Selby District by supplying information, specialised equipment, advice, home visits, and social events. Social events include Bowls, Crafts, Knitting, Coffee mornings and fundraising events. We have open 4 days a week a Resource Centre to view specialised equipment and for demonstration. Some equipment available on loan.

The primary activity of the charity is the provision of grants to individuals and groups of individuals towards the costs of travel, residence and attendances at conferences, lectures and educational courses.

Scout group for children aged 4 to 17. Boys and girls. Meeting every week, camping, adventure holidays, climbing orienteering, cooking swimming,first aid, helping the community.

Training Young People to become good citizens, by teaching life skills using the Scout Method.Providing camping facilities for Scouts; Guides; external organisations and local people

The premises is a traditional Village Hall which was formally a village school. The Village Hall is run for the benefit of all parish residents to provide a local meeting place for village organisations and individuals.

The objects of HICP are:To advance the education of the public in the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the art of film, in particular but not exclusively by:(a) the screening of films of artistic merit and educative value in and around the city of Kingston Upon Hull; and(b) establishing, maintaining and providing educational programmes, exhibition space and production facilities.