Charities In Essex

The Trust promotes the arts and the history of Maldon and the surrounding area in the Maeldune Heritage Centre . It does this by displaying historical artefacts, including the Maldon Embroidery, and with audio-visual displays about the area. In addition it regularly displays work by local artists at the Centre.

To preserve and protect good health and relieve the needs of people living in Essex who are affected by alcohol misuse, through the provision of online coaching and mentoring support, advice, guidance, signposting services and activities designed to enable them to positively change their relationship with alcohol.

Maldon and Heybridge Heritage Harbour is a designated maritime heritage area in Maldon, Essex, England, covering the waterfronts of Maldon town and the adjacent village of Heybridge, along the River Blackwater and the Chelmer and Blackwater Navigation. the Maldon & Heybridge Heritage Harbour, is dedicated to preserving and promoting the area's rich maritime heritage.

1. to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by any means the trustees see fit, including through the presentation of public events 2. To provide facilities which promote the practice or enjoyment of the art of music for recreation or other leisure time occupation and to make them available in the interests

To conserve, enhance and develop the buildings, gardens, farm equipment and the historic site at Cressing Temple, as a unique historical, social, horticultural and educational record and resource; and to support the site owners Essex County Council in this objective, for the benefit of the people of Essex.

Our PTFA supports the school by organising fundraising and community activities, including fairs, discos, seasonal celebrations and family events. Money raised helps provide educational resources, equipment and enriching experiences for pupils, while strengthening relationships between families, staff and the wider school community.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for playing sport in general, with specific reference to cricket.

Strong Box promotes community participation in healthy sports by providing suitable facilities for amateur and recreational boxing. The boxing gym is in central Bishops Stortford. All our coaches are volunteers and England Boxing accredited they hold boxing-based fitness classes and amateur boxing training sessions to suit all fitness levels for youths, teens, adults and amateur boxers.

The objects of the CIO are to promote and encourage in North Essex for the public benefit in the community, the development and provision of safe routes, paths and facilities for cycling, walking and other forms of low energy transport and to undertake and carry out projects and activities of a charitable nature which will promote healthy recreation and the protection of the environment

Recycling of donated school uniform by ditributing it to families in need ensuring that all local children have access to the uniform that they need .Receiving unneeded preloved uniform from families, schools and local businesses, washing and laundering what is reusable for reuse and saving it from landfill sites.

Reg Community Support Trust champions the rights, dignity and potential of legal immigrants and vulnerable people, empowering them to participate fully in British society. We provide vital support with documentation, housing, employment, legal access and essential services while promoting equality, social justice and inclusion to build a stronger, fairer and more cohesive United Kingdom.

Nobel Beacon relieves unemployment (priority to unemployed single mothers) in UK by offering free accredited vocational training & higher education programmes in high-demand skills. We provide essential support like nutrition aid and travel assistance to remove barriers. We partner with accredited awarding bodies and local employers to create training-to-employment pathways across North Tyneside.

The charity advances the Christian faith by operating a church serving Colchester and surrounding areas. It shares Christian teaching and evangelistic messages through broadcasts, prayer meetings and lectures, and promotes the faith through public outreach activities, including the distribution of Christian literature.

We study, record and publish Essex natural history by field meetings, exhibitions, AGM, shows, publishing journals and books, teach courses, and our growing website facility, and fund similar groups. Guests and members attend meetings, write for our journals and website. The website has more information every month. We have a centre near Basildon. We act as the Essex local natural record centre

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by any means the trustees see fit, including through presentation of public events

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work, including visitation of the sick and bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Promoting the whole mission of the Church through provision of activities for all ages, including a community cafe and a toddler group

The charity operates and maintains the Church of England Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin in Little Hallingbury, Essex, within the Diocese of Chelmsford.

Founded in 1970, The Friends of Stansted Hall (FOSH) meets regularly. It is a shared supportive, inclusive place for personal development and exploration of our understanding of spiritual phenomena and mediumistic sensitivities. FOSH also provides some financial support to the Arthur Findlay College.

Old Brentwoods Club is a multi-sport facility, supporting a variety of field and racket sports for local amateur sports people of all ages from Brentwood and the surrounding community. We also provide a variety of recreational facilities and activities for Club members and the general public, in order to support amateur sport, recreation and educational activities.

Mid Essex Area Quaker Meeting is an Area Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). Our charitable purpose is furtherance of the general religious and charitable purposes of Quakers. We hold public Meetings for Worship on a Sunday at our Meeting Houses in Chelmsford, Billericay, Brentwood, Maldon and Leigh on Sea. Further details can be on our website at midessexquakers.org.uk.

We provide emergency radio communications networks to User Services such as Police, Fire, Ambulance and Coastguard during times of natural disaster and emergency, alongside traditional communications such as mobile networks. We also provide radio communications support to local charities within Essex.We utilise amateur radio and PMR to help achieve these activities.

St. Luke's Indian Orthodox Church, Chelmsford promotes the Christian faith through regular worship, sacraments, and Sunday school. We actively preserve ancient historic Indian Orthodox cultural and musical traditions. We foster public health and community cohesion by organising an annual badminton tournament and civic outreach, including blood donation drives and charity events.

Veterans Society is an England based organisation dedicated to supporting former and active military personnel who are experiencing poverty, financial hardship, housing insecurity and or mental ill health. This is achieved by awarding grants to registered charities and not-for-profit organisations that provide practical support to Veterans and members of the HM Armed Forces in need.

1. Providing a place of worship.2. Conducting religious ceremonies3. Maintaining a public churchyard4. Education people abut religion5. Pastoral care

Our main activity is the holding of a church service every Sunday, except on one Sunday each month when a group church service rotates between this church and two others in the group.