Charities In Hampshire

Provides emergency food parcels and clothing to families and individuals in need. The food parcels and clothing are issued in exchange for vouchers obtained from local welfare organisations such as Winchester City Council Citizens Advice Bureau, social services, churches, night shelter, probation service and housing associations.

THE CHARITY RUNS ITS PROGRAMME UNDER ITS MAXIM OF TRANSFORMING LIVES THROUGH ACCESS TO E-LEARNING BY PROVIDING COMPUTERS AND DIGITAL SKILLS TO SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES IN AFRICA AND THE UK.

CHARITY PROVIDES SUPPORT AND INFORMATION TO THOSE PEOPLE AFFECTED BY SOMEONE ELSE'S DRUG USE. By offering a 24/7 telephone contact line,face to face listening sessions and regular support groups.

The Charity raises money through its shops in Bordon, Liphook, Haslemere and Grayshott plus donations. Grants are normally made to beneficiaries in North East Hampshire and South West Surrey area.Application are from local agencies such as CAB, Social Service, School and Family Centres and local schools, not direct. Beneficiaries are individuals, families and other charities.

Adult education classes including languages, art, craft, yoga, exercise, judo, dancing, lip reading, 20 clubs covering interests such as garden, antiques, travel, bridge, art, philately, disabled, blind, also youth and pre-school. Day schools in music, archaeology, history, astronomy. 100 affiliated organisations many of which meet at Greyfriars, social functions including quizzes, cinema, suppers

Provision of mentoring, life skills education and support for young people aged 10 - 35 to overcome barriers to secure housing and break the cycle of deprivation. Specialists in supporting young parents - 75% beneficiaries have one or childrenHelping young people with ACE's to recover and thrive You Matter programmesThe Legacy ProjectYouth, schools and community work

The charity aims to benefit the public by promoting the prevention of drug misuse and supporting those suffering from or at risk of suffering from drug and alcohol misuse. A range of services are provided including adult, young peoples and aftercare services which address the potential problems related to substance misuse. Training is provided to accredited standards.

Objectives and AimsThe principal objects are1. the relief of sickness and the preservation of health among people, and 2. the advancement of education of disabled children, and 3. the relief of poverty by collecting and distributing money and practical items to people and organizations in need. 4. helping the environment by collecting unwanted medical and specialized disability equipment

The provision of facilities at two community halls, namely Elizabeth Hall and Hook Community Centre. To provide or assist in the provision of facilities in the interest of social welfare for the benefit of the inhabitants of Hook Parish and within its vicinity.

Forestry managed for conservation, timber production, amenity and public access.

The charity seeks to educate the public by the establishment and maintenance of a museum for items of historical and archaeological interest, archives, photographs, flora and fauna and arts and crafts especially those relating to the town of Petersfield and the surrounding area.

Pebbles Project aims to enable children from agricultural communities in the Western Cape of South Africa to reach their full potential by offering a range of educational, health, nutrition, community and protection programmes and services. Pebbles supports children from conception through to young adulthood.

Supporting the Macmillan Unit at Christchurch Hospital, Supporting The Grove Hotel in Bournemouth, Supporting posts and services at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital , all for Cancer related activities

To raise funds for the benefit of the patients and medical staff of the hospital.

The Base opened in February 2019 in partnership with Greenham Trust and Corn Exchange Newbury Trust. A purpose built visual arts and craft venue, comprising a 110sqm gallery, 8 artist studios and a workshop space for participatory classes. We present a varied programme of touring exhibitions alongside work from local artists and a number of visual arts and craft courses and workshops.

Religious activities of the Church of England.General charitable purposes irrespective of sex, sexual orienation, race or of religious & polical opinions.Provide services & support to the people of the community.Provision of buildings & open spaces for the benefit of the community.

Conduct, organise or carry out the following:*Christian worship services and ceremonies*Prayer and fasting *Residential camps*Discipleship and leadership training *Evangelistic missions*Plant satellite churches *Prison outreaches (Philippines)*Spiritual care and advocacy *Christian music concerts*Sports and cultural events*Practical assistance to those in dire need

The Trust aims to keep alive the history and importance of the Somerset & Dorset Railway and its predecessor companies, through the preservation, custodianship, display and interpretation of material evidence. Furthermore to promote and facilitate public understanding of the significance of the Somerset & Dorset Railway as a major cross country rail route.

To promote kindness and to prevent or suppress cruelty to animals by all lawful means - with particular reference to the area of the Branch, in accordance with the policies of the Society.

We visit and provide help for orphanages, community development projects, schools, further education, Bible colleges and pastors.

Provides human resourcesProvides buildings/facilities/open spaceProvides servicesProvides advocacy/advice/information

Regular public worship open to all Provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation Pastoral work incl visiting the sick and bereaved Teaching Christianity Taking religious assemblies in schools Provision of Christian activities for all ages Promoting of Christianity through events and meetings and the whole mission of the Church Supporting charities in the UK and overseas.

Providing regular public acts of worship open to church members and non-membersTeaching Christianity through sermons, courses and small groupsPastoral work, including health, relationship and bereavement issuesProviding clubs and activities with a Christian ethos, for all agesSupporting other charities and Christian organisations, financially and with prayer

Providing Pre-school education to registered children.

To provide sheltered housing for elderly persons