Charities In Essex

Income of the Trust to be used for: i) the expenses of administrationii) the maintenance and improvement of the libraryiii) provision of the library facilities over and above those under the Public Libraries and Museums Act 1964

THE SPIRITUAL, MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS

The Alexa Trust supports parents with babies in neonatal. Currently we are fundraising for our Neonatal Breastfeeding Support Appeal. To date we have donated breast pumps and bottle sterilisers. We are also involved with refurbishing a breastfeeding room and setting up a donor milk depo at the William Harvey Hospital, Ashford.

To provide non-medical support, in various ways, to patients and visitors to the hospital, and to provide the voice of a critical friend to those charged with the management of the hospital and its services.

Bethel Evangelical Church is funded by the regular giving of the church members. We have a selected group of charities that we support: (Above Us Only Sky? Barnabas Fund. Open Doors. Village Hope. One Challenge. Tear Fund). Other monies are to cover the buildings maintenance and evangelical events.

The object of the Friends shall be the preservation and improvement of the listed building - Hylands House, Chelmsford - together with the associated park, for the benefit of the public and the promotion of its use by the public, through the activities of a group of friends.

Youth And Childrens WorkElderly WorkNormal Religious services

Provides almshouse accommodation for people in need of housing. Preference given to the poor of Loughton and those who have been members of Loughton Union Church for a period of ten years.

Provision of farmland for rent at non-commercial rates to prospective young farmers.

The League of Friends role is to relieve patients and invalids of the Halstead Hospital andCommunity & Rural Areas who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm and togenerally support charitable work of the hospital. It is run by a Board of Trustees which isdependent on the services of unpaid volunteers.

Counselling services

The Object of the CIO is, for the public benefit, the advancement of the Christian faith inparticular (but without limitation) by providing worship, prayer and Christian teaching.

South Weald Parish Hall provides facilities for all ages in the Brentwood , Essex area. Such facilities include fitness and dance classes,childrens groups, Brownies, Drama groups and childrens parties.

Provision of affordabale housing in the form of almshouses for the public benefit

Our Charity activities include providing various activities to promote development for our members such as specialised speech & language therapy, drama, music & signing sessions. We also have regular social events to help promote self esteem & social inclusion. We support families & aim to provide information to both parents/carers & professionals.

Support by way of grants to St Edward's Church of England Schools in Havering.

This Trust is to support Christian charitable work in a UPA alongside the work of the St Paul's Harold Hill, to provide resources not available to St Paul's and to allow for donors who want to support the work which is in common with but does not contradict the Christian ethos of St Paul's; also for charitable work wider that St Paul's can manage and to include donors from different areas.

We provide comprehensive support to vulnerable individuals, including those facing homelessness, dietary restrictions, unemployment, and mental health challenges. Our approach combines customised nutritional assistance with physical activity programs, recycling initiatives, and career development opportunities. We help marginalised individuals improve both their physical and mental well-being.

To support the fabric and building of St Catherines Church, Gosfield.

To provide facilities for hire to local clubs, organisations, and to private individuals. Only internal space is provided.

Woodland Lodge is an activity centre set in 4 acres of ancient woodland for use of the whole community. Residential holidays, day/evening events take place. The management committee manage the site on behalf of Rayleigh and Castle Point divisions

Educating and assisting young people and underprivileged in the sports world

dancing to music with the use of equipment flags plastic rifles and sabre's making a routine with 6 to 28 members.

Museum collecting artefacts, information, pictures and photographs relating to the history of Brightlingsea and the surrounding area. Providing exhibitions in relation to the history of the town and research facilities for children and adults in connection with the latter.

EXHIBITS RELATING TO LOCAL VILLAGE HISTORICAL LIFE AS A MEANS TO EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENT, CONSERVATION & HERITAGE