Charities In Hampshire

The charitys objects are the relief of sickness and injury and protection of human life by providing and supporting an air ambulance service for the county of Wiltshire and surrounding areas.

Provision of primary school education, Nursery and child care creche facilities for up to 335 boys and girls aged between 3 months and the end of Year 8 (13 year olds) in an independent school..

The purpose of the charity is to provide realistic and timely advice, information and other assistance to vulnerable, marginalised and at risk people across the region of Surrey and the south of England

The principal activity of the School is an independent day school for girls aged 3 to 16 and boys aged 3 to 7 years.

Services for young disabled people and their families including: Oaks and Acorns Residential Short breaks Service children and adultsOutreach Community ServicesActivities in schools and communityParent advice independent support information and empowerment through Family Services Specialist sensory, Hydrotherapy and Soft Play facilities.

To advance the Roman Catholic faith by the education of children in the Christian tradition at Alton Convent School, an independent school for day pupils.

Provision of advice, practical support and care, plus leisure and supported work activities for people of all ages with a learning disability, physical disability or mental health support need who live within Andover and Southern England. Also campaign for the rights of our beneficiaries and provide individual advocacy support.

No Limits was established in 1993. It offers information, advice, advocacy, counselling & support to children & young adults up to 26 in Southampton, Hampshire and Portsmouth. It is a high quality, innovative & award winning service delivered through a drop-in centre, outreach centres and specialist projects which reach out to young people. We seek to help young people help themselves

Oakwood School exists to provide education of the highest quality and variety. Oakwood gives children: a well-balanced education, developing intellectual, creative and physical talents and nurturing moral/spiritual awareness; a stimulating learning environment to ensure they achieve their full academic potential; encouragement to develop confidence, try new challenges and discover new aptitudes.

To express the teachings of Christ by caring for the aged by means of the provision of residential accommodation (including nursing, medical and other care) for retired people of professional and similar backgrounds. The charity operates two homes offering care with nursing to people aged 65 and over at Brockenhurst (Forest Oaks, 46 beds) and Dibden Purlieu, Southampton (Little Haven, 41 beds).

Inclusion Education (working name for Inclusion Hampshire) supports disadvantaged young people. The charity operates independent special schools for learners aged 11-16 with SEN and mental health needs and, a College that provides mental health support and an employability hub for those aged 16 and over. It also runs a suicide prevention programme for those aged 11-25.

The aims of the charity are the furtherance of education and research in the medical, biological and chemical sciences in the University of Oxford, its departments and colleges, the Royal Society and the King Edward VI School Southampton. Its activities are directed at achieving these aims.

The Charity provides a comprehensive range of training, advisory and consultancy services. The Charity is also engaged in the delivery of skills training for young people, namely apprenticeships and Work Study programmes.

Community First plays a key role in developing a thriving voluntary sector in Hampshire, empowering communities, mobilising our member organisations and delivering critical community services including transport, mobility, training, supported volunteering, health & wellbeing programmes, community hubs and cafes, helping older people at home and young carers, that make life better for everyone.

The relief of people suffering from cancer or a life limiting illness or condition.

Relieves the need of the homeless, unemployed and other people by the reason of their condition of hardship or distress, by the provision of supported housing, education, training and support.

iRAP was established to promote international road safety and quality of roads for the benefit of the public.

To preserve the Historic Dockyard at Portsmouth so that it may be enjoyed by the public for generations to come. To restore, maintain and find appropriate new uses for buildings of outstanding historic and architectural interest in the Dockyard.

To provide a range of support services to adults with a learning disability, including the provision of: registered residential care; registered supported living services; day services offering meaningful learning, sport and leisure activities; support for service users to find employment.

Registered to be incorporated form of Thorngate Almshouse Trust in March 2017. Owns and manage 124 sheltered flats for older people in Gosport, Hampshire. Registered provider number 4839. Also owns and manage a 44 bedroomed registered care home for older people in Gosport Hampshire.

Provides Academic and Therapeutic development for young people who are no longer accessing mainstream education.

Education, training and activities with children and young people

To refurbish, restore and to operate the King's Theatre, Southsea as a venue for professional and amateur organisations. To educate and entertain all groups regardless of age, gender or religion.

Performing arts in particular opera

The Charity provides a high standard of all-round education for children aged 2 to 13