Charities In Herefordshire

We offer social and therapeutic horticulture for mental health and well being. We provide physical and mental rehabilitation, in the context of social inclusion, through a variety of gardening activities and associated crafts. We are based at the orchards in Bronllys Hospital, Powys, LD3 0LU.

The relief of poverty in Ross-on-Wye and the surrounding area by the provision of basic food and basic amenities through an ecumenical not-for-profit food larder that operates with assistance from individuals and organisations contributing both food and monies to provide assistance both to local residents and to those with no fixed abode demonstrating the love of Jesus for all.

The village hall in Brimfield is a popular and well used and acts as a centre for the local community. The committee continues to improve hall facilities. A sub post office is open in the hall 1 day a week, together with a regular community library. Bookings are well supported.

providing accommodation and a support programme to help homeless people 'move on' from transition housing.Proving others items, services, grants to individuals in need and/or charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.

Conferences & seminars are held on topical issues, after which the appropriate government department is informed of our discussions. We have permanent groups which are concerned with specific subjects i.e. health, education, arts & media, consumer affairs, science & technology, foreign affairs, social employment & housing issues. These groups hold regular meetings.

School Fund Raising

Our charity's current activities continue to ensure the continuity of worship in Dore Abbey. The (12) Building involves an on-going expense of fabric maintenance. Guided tours continue to promote the education of the public in the historical & archaeological treasures of our ancient church. Music, drama events are organised during the summer months for the benefit of the public.

Progressive Supper, Burns Night, Rummage Sales, Coffee Mornings, social evenings

Provides Village Hall facilities for meetings/social/sports/education events for local/neigbouring people

TO PROMOTE HORTICULTURE & FLORICULTURE FOR THE PUBLIC GENERALLY & ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO LIVE IN OR VISIT LEOMINSTER BY PROVIDING & ENCOURAGING THE PROVISION OF DISPLAYS FLOWERS SHRUBS TREES & LANDSCAPES IN PLACES VISIBLE TO THE PUBLIC & FOR THE GENERAL ENHANCEMENT & CONSERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT.FORGING RELATIONSHIPS WITH CLUBS, SCHOOLS & CHARITABLE ORGANISATIONS FOR BENEFIT OF THE TOWN.

70 voice SATB choral society based in Leominster, Herefordshire under the musical direction of James Atherton. Rehearsals weekly in the Methodist Church, Green Lane, Leominster - Tuesdays at 1930. Two major concerts annually, plus Carols by Candlelight - generally all held in Leominster's ancient Priory Church. New members always welcome.

Assists young people (up to the age of 25 years) within the catchment area of Queen Elizabeth High School with awards towards costs when undertaking further education.

The Foundation has been established to develop an endowment which will be invested to the benefit of any charitable need (individual, group and/or community) within the Malvern Hills Area. The area of benefit is defined as the land owned by the Malvern Hills Conservators and a further radius of 10 miles, as the crow flies.

Providing a community centre for the use of the inhabitants of the parish of Belmont Rural in the County of Herefordshire and fund raising to improve the centre, and its surroundings and to provide events and activities for the benefit of those inhabitants.

To provide assistance and support, in the City of Hereford and surrounding areas, to individuals in need as a result of maltreatment, neglect, crime, delinquency, prostitution, alcoholic addiction, substance misuse and other addictions

The hall is used by a wide range of organisations, from our local community, from the brownies, WI, yoga classes, indoor bowls, ochestra rehersal, C of E use it for meetings, the J Wittness use it twice weekly for services. Its also held for wedding receptions, dinner parties and the like. Our local council use it for elections and meetings.

The charity will manage the Eardisland Village Hall for the use of the inhabitants of the parish of Eardisland, without distinction.Use will include recreation, leisure and educational activities in the interests of social welfare and enhancing the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

The Mothers' Union exists to support Marriage and Family Life through prayer and practical support.Branches in Hereford Diocese meet regularly for prayer, fellowship, raising money for MU charities and engaging speakers.There are meetings and activities for the whole membership of the Diocese.Various outreach projects include supporting Marriage and giving holidays to families in need.

Performance and promotion of male voice choral music through concerts in Wales, the rest of Britain and Europe. Exchange visits with other male voice choirs. Assisting voluntary and charitable causes to raise funds for special projects.

To provide low-cost housing for those in need in the parishes of Bredenbury, Kyre, Hanley William, Stoke Bliss, Edwyn Ralph, Wacton or Collington.

Weekly Scouts, Art group, Yoga, Shortmat bowls, Table Tennis, Monthly Parish Council meetings, Films,Jazz Nights twice per year.Snooker table always available and hall is used by locals for parties, table sales, training days, public lectures, Christmas Market and other church functions,concerts.

To maintain, run and hire out the Gorsley Village Hall for the use of local people, and to organise events on their behalf.

HEART RDA operates from Meadow Bank Stables, Upton Bishop, Nr Ross on Wye, Herefordshire, HR9 7UJ. We offer a range of 1-to-1 high impact equine interventions, RDA Carriage Driving Sessions and rural crafts/therapies on our 20 acre premises. Our horses are specially trained following the parelli natural horsemanship programme and our key personnel are highly qualified and experienced.

The object of the Kington Walks CIO is to promote community participation in healthy recreation by encouraging and enabling people to partake in regular walks as a form of exercise in Kington and the surrounding area. The activities managed by the charity include two walking festivals engaging with local primary schools to encourage walking activities.

Eight meetings and eight field meetings were held during the year. The Committee met four times during the year Newsletters were published in March and September The annual Transactions was published in December.