Charities In Essex

Charitable objects: A public pleasure ground and playing field for the benefit of the inhabitants of Sible Hedingham. Governing document: Conveyance dated 27th March 1928. Area of benefit: Sible Hedingham.

The Trust holds the Victor Batte Lay art collection in Colchester, and owns the Minories. The activity and assets of the Trust have been transferred to the Victor Batte Lay Foundation, a charitable company.

On 1st September 2015, the majority of the assets and liabilities and the operation of Brentwood School, were transferred from the Sir Antony Browne School Trust to the Brentwood School CIO (1153605). There have been no operational changes as a result of this transfer and the Charity's aims remain the same.

ORGANISING FUND RAISING EVENTS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF CHILDREN AT THE SCHOOL. FINANCING THE SCHOOL'S IDENTIFIED PRIORITIES FOR IMPROVING RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN AT THE SCHOOL.

The Trust operates within the Essex Police area and ensures that Officers and civilian employees who are killed in the line of duty are remembered. To that end, a roll of honour, a book of remembrance and a memorial stone have been placed at Police Headquarters Chelmsford in their memory. Other memorials situated within and outside the Essex Police area are also maintained.

(a) The advancement of the Christian religion, in particular by the restoration and maintenence of Chelmsford Cathedral.(b) Establishing and maintaining educational, musical and choral bursaries.(c) Supporting charitable purpose relating to the development of the work of the Cathedral and for the furtherance of its ministry.

The advancement of the Christian Faith by the proclamation and furtherance of the gospel of God concerning his son Jesus Christ the Lord. Preaching and teaching of the word of God by the church in accordance with the statement of fundamental truths of Assemblies of God in Great Britain and Ireland; and associated charitable services locally, nationally and world wide.

ACHES provides training for people wishing to become casualty simulators. ACHES provides trained casualty simulators for any type of first aid or medical training.

THE RELIEF OF CHILDREN IN ESSEX BY PROVIDING INFORMATION, SUPERVISED RECREATION, PRE SCHOOL SERVICES, RESPITE AND SUPPORT FOR SUCH CHILDREN AND FOR THE PARENTS AND CARERS OF SUCH CHILDREN, SO THAT THE CONDITIONS OF SUCH CHILDREN MAY BE IMPROVED

The principal activity of the company is that of the advancement of adult and other education and the operation of arts facilities and other recreational activities.

The church fellowship will from time to time undertake the relief of persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or who are aged or sick or homeless. Help in the advancement of education and for the furtherance of religious and other charitable activities of the church.

The funds held by this charity are used to provide scholarships for pupils aged 11 to 13, attending St Aubyn's (Woodford Green) School Trust. The maximum scholarship available is 50% and successful applicants will have passed the scholarship examination.

SNAC aims to provide opportunities for children, young people and others who have physical and/or learning difficulties. This is achieved by the provision of programmes of recreation, educational and social activities, outings and events. We encourage family members, along with the extended family, to join in these activities. This gives parents and carers the chance to network with others people.

1. The preservation and conservation of the ancient woodland of Birchanger Wood,2. The advancement of education of the public in the natural history of the flora and fauna of Birchanger Wood, and3. The provision of facilities for recreation and leisure-time occupation For the inhabitants of Birchanger, Bishop's Stortford, the surrounding area, and visitors

THE PARISH COUNCIL CONTINUES TO MAINTAIN AND OPERATE THE PLAYING FIELD FOR THE PURPOSES WITH WHICH IT WAS ENTRUSTED UPON TRANSFER FROM MALDON DISTRICT COUNCIL. ACCESS TO THE PLAYING FIELD IS UNRESTRICTED. THERE IS AN AREA OF PLAY EQUIPMENT AND A FOOTBALL PITCH.

To advance the Christian faith and worship, support local community wellbeing, deliver youth and family activities, promote mental health and trauma support, raise domestic abuse awareness, support refugees and vulnerable people, provide English, French, media and music training, and organise sports, walking, and community activities.

Custody and safekeeping of the North West Essex Collection, comprising oil paintings, watercolours, prints, sculpture, wallpapers, weaving, illustrated books, ceramics and other works of art.

start from July 2007 till continue taking part in this Festival which is organised by LLAGOLLEN INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL EISTEDDFOD , NORTH WALES.CONTINUE AGAIN TAKES A PART IN THIS FESTIVAL 2017 FROM 4TH JULY TO 09 TH JULY 2017 AT LLANGOLLEN MUSICAL EISTEDDFOD INTERNATIONAL.LLAGOLLEN INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL EISTEDDFOD , NORTH WALES.

SEMF communicates wth the local community, gathering views on local issues and working to identify and address areas of importance and concern in a mutually supportive environment, holding open evenings, social events, hosting health fairs, educational initiatives and liaising with public and private sector agencies and partners in the area of domestic violence and other social/family issues

TO RELIEVE THE DISTRESS AND SUFFERING EXPERIENCED BY WOMEN WHO HAVE UNDERGONE PHYSICAL, SEXUAL OR MENTAL ABUSE BY THE PROVISION OF SOCIAL FACILITIES, ADVICE AND COUNSELLING.

FUND RAISING EVENTS SUCH AS SPONSORED EVENTS AND DANCES. FUNDS RAISED TO PROVIDE MULTI SENSORY ITEMS AND OTHER RECREATIONAL ITEMS FOR GROUPS OR INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

The Relief of poverty, sickness and distress among abandoned, orphaned and abused children up to the age of 16 years in England, Wales and Nigeria by the provision of food, accommodation, and other basic necessities and the advancement of education for the benefit among abandoned, orphaned and abused children up to the age of 16 years in England, Wales and Nigeria

SB Cambria provides sail training mainly with young persons, but also including some apprenticeship work experience and adult vocational training. Whenever possible, opportunities are taken to open her to the public to promote awareness of the heritage, traditions, culture and economics of the sailing barge. The Trust also publishes related information using social media and its website.

The EABTC Welfare Trust provides welfare services to English Bull Terriers placed in its care, and seeks, wherever possible, to find suitable homes for such dogs. In collaboration with the East Anglian Bull Terrier Club it runs events to raise funds to support the aims of the Trust. 4 dogs were rehomed by the Trust in 2013.

PARTICIPATION IN YOUTH PROJECTS, MISSIONARY SUPPORT IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE WORLD, SUPPORT OF NEW CHURCH PLANTS AT HOME AND ABROAD, IN ADDITION TO REGULAR CHURCH SERVICES LOCALLY.