Charities In Essex

The provision of holiday playschemes and leisure activities for children and young people with severe learning disabilities living within the City of Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire and part of East Cambridgeshire

To support the work of the Essex Record Office. The promotion of the education of the public in the history of the County of Essex as constituted in 1954, including those London Boroughs which were formerly within Essex. To publish or assist in the publication of material relating to the history of Essex.

School PTA raises funds via various fundraising activities during the academic year. All monies are ploughed back into the school both for small items and contributions towards larger projects. This then helps benefit the children who attend the school

a) To stimulate public interest in the area of benefitb) To promote high standards of planning and architecture in the area of benefitc) To secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic or public interest in the area of benefit

We are a Christian organisation, part of the pentecostal churches. We hold church services and evangelise. We aim to help or support people in need within our capacity and provide differnt types of trainings for people. We aim to be part of the community growth, to be taking part in any form of community project that will add value to the growth of the community and those living there in.

To advance the education of the public in the art of orchestral music primarily within Brentwood, Essex and to further the development of public appreciation of the said art by the presentation of public concerts and performances.

For the public benefit in the South East of England, to promote humane behaviour towards cats and kittens and to relieve the suffering and distress of cats and kittens who are in need of care and protection due to sickness, neglect or maltreatment by the provision of a rescue and rehoming service.

The objects of the CIO are to promote social inclusion for the public benefit of people, resident in Saffron Walden and the surrounding area, by assisting them from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of such people, and assisting them to integrate into society through the provision of a social space to meet jointly and undertake and share creative, physical, and social activities.

EASTWOOD LIONS CLUB is part of Lions Club UK and Lions Club International. We are part of UK Lions Clubs in Area 105CE. Our objects are to Serve the Community we reside in and offer help and services to those needy causes within our area and beyond where necessary. We raise money through fund raising and charity events and donate funds raised as noted above.

Provision of talks and activities promoting awarenes for schools and visitors to Linton Zoo. Development and production of environmental education material including signs, posters and newsletters.

We accept donations from organisations and individuals.We consider applications for small grants to assist people with costs directly connected to their drama related course of study.We only consider applications from people who are normally resident in North East Essex.

Provision of primary school education.The object of the Parent Teacher Association is to advance the education of the pupils by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for eduction at the school. Ancillary to this, the Association aims to foster relationships between staff, parents and other supporters of the school and may engage in activities to support the school.

Working with local communities the length and breadth of the country to create, preserve and wherever possible to improve playing fields, children's playgrounds and play areas, particularly for young people and the disabled.

THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC BY PROMOTION, SUPPORT, ASSISTANCE AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE CHELMSFORD MUSEUMS SERVICE THROUGH ACTIVITIES OF A GROUP OF FRIENDS.

Promoting improvement in the standard of driving by preparing candidates to take the IAM advanced driving test. Holding monthly indoor meetings (in locations across the area on motoring related topics.

We have supplied young people with clothing such as P.E kits, Jackets and Uniform. For example, without P.E kit students are less likely to get involved in lessons, therefore affecting their education. We have also been able to send students on Geography and History trips to support their GCSE?s, if we were not able to support these young people it would affect their GCSE results.

We cover a wide geographical area in which we fundraise and serve our communities. We raise money through a variety of methods such as sponsored and social events. We serve those in need in whatever ways we can and this includes local, national and international projects such as Romanian Pride, an annual visit to children's homes to 'give children a childhood'.

The Charity through the medium of comedy provides funds and facilities, for producing sketches in schools mainly in the Greater London area, highlighting the dangers and illegality of carrying knives, and for training in social, life and communication skills in mental health institutions, prisons,and gangland, and for carrying out the objects of the Trust Deed.

Youth symphony orchestra encouraging young instrumentalists from all backgrounds to participate together and receive training in all aspects of orchestral musicianship.

To establish or secure the establishment of a community centre in Little Dunmow and to maintain or manage or co-operate with any statutory authority in the maintenance and management of such a centre for activities promoted by the charity

Supporting operation of Al Mustafa Trust Medical Centre at Kanyat Khalil near Gujar Khan, Pakistan.The relief of poverty through the provision of goods, clean water, sanitation, medication, health-related support.The advancement of education, particularly (but not exclusively) in relation to health education, disease prevention, infant care, first aid, nutrition, diabetes, hypertension.

We have one general meeting each month and then have groups who meet for social and educational sessions, we are made up of mainly retired members and one of our aims is to keep active in mind and body and to make new friends and support each other.

Basildon Hospital Radio provide an entertainment and information service to the patients, staff and visitors to the hospital. Most of our programmes are music based with our daily request shows and our weekly programme aimed at the hospital staff being the most popular. We are staffed entirely by volunteers and broadcast 24 hours per day with both live and computer-controlled programmes.

Harlow Steelband offers local young people the chance to take part in weekly steel pan workshops. The band runs rehearsal sessions with a tutor week in Harlow. These sessions are free for all young people to join. The band offers a very different musical ensemble to other local music groups, as young people require no existing musical ability to join the band.

The band is open to anyone. There is no audition requirement. We aim to develop its members musical abilities, we encourage members to experiment with playing other instruments. A Tuba, Alto and Eb clarinets have been loaned to members to increase their expertise.We work with local charitable organisations to play at their fund raising concerts. We hold annual rehearsal days.