Charities In Hampshire

Provides, social recreational and educational facilities for all members with varying degrees of learning disabilities, under the umbrella of Royal Mencap but receive no financial help from Mencap entirely self-funded.

The charity provides drivers to drive people to medical appointments, shop for the housebound or fetch prescriptions.

The holding of events and raising of funds for the PTA.

Raise additional funds for a small villiage school to pay for coaches for educational day trips and residential trips, all equipment and materials needed for Art week and any big items the school cannot afford. Monies raised by holding different fund raising activites.

In house school activitiesFun RunChristmas & Summer FairQuiz nightsCinema EveningsSchool Discos

The Damerham Village Hall provides a focal point for the village community, providing the space for activates such as; jumble sales, sports clubs, tea and chat, get togethers, coffee mornings, local societies and charitable clubs or events. The hall is used by the local school for parent parking, school productions and events.

We promote community participation in healthy recreation by advancing the sport of Box Lacrosse, and of Lacrosse as a whole. To this end, we deliver inclusive opportunities to learn the sport on a monthly basis under the guidance of international coaches, and supplement this with the provision of match days and opportunities to play in tournaments in the UK and abroad.

The charity's activity is to assist the local Parochial Parish Council in the preservation of St Michaels Church situated in the town centre of Southampton.

Village Hall available for use by the public.

Promotes the conservation and preservation of Hampshire's archives and advances public education about archives. Administers Wessex Film and Sound Archive. Has a membership (newsletters, events). Makes grants.

SEHCO provides community activities and support for residents living in areas of social deprivation in the SE Hampshire area & surrounding areas.

The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage within the Parish of Bramshott and Liphook and surrounding areas by the provision of transport to and from medical appointments. Medical appointments are defined as visits to doctors, hospitals,dentists, opticians and similar health related establishments.

Provision of community amenities and activities

GAF continues to maintain and restore Greyladyes Chapel, renamed GAF Centre, and uses it as a heritage, arts and performance space for the benefit of the local and wider community.

Member of The Scout Association - To provide a place to promote the aims of the Scout Association for young people and provide training for the leadership

We raise funds to provide the school with extraordinary equipment.

A Choral Society performing 3 concerts a year to the public. Membership open to anyone who can read music, sing in tune and commit to attending approximately 40 rehearsals a year. A subscription fee is charged.

To provide funds to support Longparish Primary School in Hampshire for equipment, school trips etc

TO ADVANCE CHRISTIANITY BY THE RECORDING, PERFORMING, DISTRIBUTION AND SALES OF CHRISTIAN MUSIC. TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES

Fund raise for charitable purposes. Support other charities and public benevolent activities such as "Kids Out". We manage a building offered to other charities for recreational activities named The Wheelhouse

Objects and Activities:1. Relief of poverty in Alton and enumerated surrounding villages. 2. Where possible, collaborate with other local charities, service organisations and funding sources. 3. Provide aid and assistance primarily to individuals and households.4. Referral required; maximum £600/applicant every 12 months; funds disbursed to provider of goods/services (not applicant).

THE OBJECT OF THE GROUP IS TO FURTHER THE AIM OF THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS METHOD AS DEFINED IN ITS POLICY ORGANISATION AND RULES

.Sport activities.Educational support for the 4-18 age groupsWeekly breakfast with families with children

The study and practice of choral music in order to foster the public knowledge and appreciation of such music by means of public performance

Church organisation