Charities In East Riding Of Yorkshire

The Charity is still fundraising to enable us to refurbish a disused Grade II listed coach house for use as a village cafe and meeting place for isolated residents in the surrounding area. We have obtained a lease from the owners to enable us to do this.

To provide or assist in the provision of facilities, in particular a skate park, in the interest of social welfare for recreation or other leisure time use, with the object of improving their conditions of life. The skate park is a public facility, open to all members of the community and free of charge.

Managed the funds already raised in previous years.

The Northern Lincolnshire Clinical Sports Partnership provides access to healthcare services to the sporting community, we do this by providing direct clinical support, enhancing education by the provision of medical and first aid training.

The charity's objects are to promote and support any charitable purposes which benefit the inhabitants of the area presently comprised in the counties of North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire as the Trustees of the CIO shall think fit including , and not by way of limitation, any such purposes as may benefit their health, education or community.

Our aim is to raise funds for the Scunthorpe hospital NICU, where our son Ethan was cared for and sadly passed away in 2005.We are also keen to support children with Cerebral Palsey by way of the provision of equipment to assist them.

Fund raising to support purchase of equipment to aid education of students at Beverley Girls High School

Dormant

Provides open space for children to play.

The Southern Holderness Resource Centre is a community venue which provides facilities and resources that support the community. The centre has a range of equipment to hire, offices to lease and function rooms to rent. Shores also is recognised venue for civil ceremonies etc, and an approved centre to deliver recognised qualification. It also accommodates social groups and community organisations.

To encourage and share best practice of managing a community building through networking, peer support, training and informationTo research and implement, where possible, any cost saving and income generation initiatives for the benefit of the membersTo influence at local, regional and national level and raise the profile of community buildings within the area of benefit

To provide a recreation ground for the benefit of residents of the parish

To relieve poverty and financial hardship to promote and protect good health, to relieve sickness and advance education and training of people living through crisis including but not limited to assisting people with aids, who are orphans or who are street children in Zambia.

Community Radio Broadcasting

The charity provides a play area for the villagers.

Religious Charity

Before and after school Kids Club and holiday club

Holderness Community Orchards aims to facilitate the planting of fruit orchards throughout Holdeness for the enjoyment of the local community. To further this aim our charity may undertake fundraising activities and make grants applications in order to finance the planting schemes

Working with disaffected young people on horticultural/workshop projects for them to gain work experience and enhance life skills and job opportunities and to return them if possible to full time education.

Provision of prizes for engineering students of the Hull College

Provide recreational facilities at the playing field for the Rowley Parish

Supporting people who suffer from abusing alcohol

To maintain and improve a network of care for sick and injured wildlife, and to care for and rehabilitate back to the wild. To give help and advice to members of the public concerning wildlife, by telephone, email, and post, and to raise awareness of their plight. To provide information to local schools concerning wildlife and hedgehogs.

Our activities include preaching of the Gospel; public worship; Bible studies, prayer meetings, young people's groups, coffee mornings, seasonal events and services such as those at Easter and Christmas; holding courses such as Christianity Explored; distribution of Christian literature; taking services in care homes for those residents who wish to attend; and meeting needs within the community.

Providing practical support to groups in those communities seeking to organise for themselves events and activities that address their recreational, leisure and educational needs; Engaging residents in those communities in opportunities to learn new skills and develop their own projects, events and activities.