Charities In Essex

Organises biennial children's book festival in Cambridgeshire village of Linton. Featuring authors and illustrators, musical and dramatic performances and other associated activities.

EBEMRC activities includes the following: cultural diversity and awareness training; education, work-based training employment and career mentoring; small business development skills acquisition; healthcare services research and awareness creation; local partnerships and networks in the public and voluntary sectors, mentoring & training.

The work of the Tuskar Trust is targeted at 18+ students who are keen to learn about the media and performance industry and help them gain quality work experience

Charity raises funds through UK organised events such as the Brighton Marathon, London Marathon, London Triathlon, and Great South Run. As a charity we also run our own annual Pro-Am Golf Day and quiz night. We also raise funds through one-off small scale events such as cake sales, dress down days and awareness days and we recycle various items such as ink cartridges, CD/DVD's and mobile phones.

Essex Pride is an annual celebration of LGBT plus life in Essex and beyond. This is an event for the whole community, and pride inspires everyone to embrace equality and demonstrates that people from all walks of life can join together and celebrate diversity.

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing disabled people from becoming socially excluded and to relieve the needs of disabled people to assist them to integrate into society in such ways and by such means as are exclusively charitable as the trustees may from time to time determine.Activities include : social activities such as sports, coffee morning, trips etc

The Foodbank exists to prevent or relieve poverty in Colchester and the surrounding area, in particular but not exclusively, by providing emergency food supplies to individuals with assessed short-term need and/or to charities or other organisations working towards the same aims.

To assist sick or disadvantaged children, young adults and their families, and others in North Essex & Suffolk community with cash, real property and effects to assist with housing, education, holidays, medical costs, clothing, specialist care and nursing.

Little Feet Trust is dedicated to aiding underprivileged children and young people , to better their quality of life, emphasising on stability, teaching life skills and promoting sustainable development. Along the way, we hope to develop the local communities and environments, provide poverty relief, sustenance and other forms of aid to the people who need it most.

The charity is working to secure the construction and maintenance of a definitive bridleway reconnecting the Flitch Way through Great Dunmow so as to form a continuous definitive bridleway between Rayne and Bishops Stortford together with a shared cycle track and footpath linking this definitive bridleway with Great Dunmow town centre as a public amenity.

A peer support service to support young people with MS, Education services, such as Digesting Science: MS for Families courses to bring together families to learn about MS and open up dialogue among families about how MS affects their loved ones & the family; encouraging participation in self funding social events and personal challenges such as sailing , helping them feel less isolated.

We go out into the community to a variety of places once a week such as bowling, cinema, out for dinner and pottery. Days out and respite weekends away are also organised regularly. We always let our members decide on the activities we do.

We are in the process of transitioning from a Charity to a Charity Incorporated Organisation. Meanwhile please see Charity number 1015298 Brentwood Vineyard Church for details.

The purposes of the Charity/Church are:1. The advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the basis of faith primarily but not exclusively within Manningtree and surrounding neighbourhood; and2. Such other charitable purposes, as shall in the opinion of the charity Trustees and members of the church in general, to further the work of the church.

The East Anglian Education Trust CIO forms strategic partnerships with national and regional organisations to develop and deliver programmes to partner schools and communities in our area of benefit. Its strategy is to raise educational standards of school aged children in the area, thereby creating fairer access to better paid and skilled employment in the hi-tech big businesses in the region.

The relief of need by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship, or other social or economic disadvantage in East Hertfordshire and Essex for the public benefit by providing funding, items and practical assistance.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the National Landscape known as the Dedham Vale.

The object of the CIO is to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by promoting biological diversity of the Hythe area of the river Colne, Colchester.

Billericay Round Table 594 Charitable Activities organises events in the local area and raises money for local organisation and good causes in the local area, which can be applied for through our grant application on our website.

To advance the moderate teachings & practice of Islamic religion for the benefit of the public in particular but not exclusively by provision & establishing prayer space, education classes, lectures, celebrating religious festival, weddings & funerals. To further benefit the resident of Essex & neighbourhood without any distinction of sex or sexual orientation, race, religion & political opinion

Provision of education for children aged between 1 and 18

The objects of the CIO are:(1) the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion through the religious and other charitable work of the Congregation as the Trustees with the approval of the Congregation Leader shall from time to time think fit; and(2) if at any time there shall cease to be a Congregation Leader then for the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion through such other lawful

Vibrance provides Supported Living, Registered Care Homes (with and without nursing), Brokerage, Outreach, Community Day Services, Short Breaks and Personal Budget Support i.e. Fundholding, Payroll, Support Planning and PA Registers in 12 local authorities providing services to around 350 people in our directly provided services and a further 1400 in our Self Directed Services

Metro works with anyone experiencing issues related to sexuality, identity, gender & Diversity. We work in the fields of: Sexual & Reproductive health: Mental Health & Wellbeing: HIV Prevention & Support: Youth Services: Community Involvement & Participation. We provide support, advice, advocacy, information, counselling, group work, community development, research, clinical services & resources.

To provide homes to meet the needs of service users with learning disabilities, to create a modern enviroment with the best care and fascilities possible.