Charities In Herefordshire

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's object is to promote sustainable development for the benefit of the public and it does so principally by by providing information on ways by which householders and others can reduce their carbon budget, especially energy use in the home. The Going Wild project raises awareness of environmental issues particularly the global Ecological and Climate Emergency.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

Social Aid supports charitable activities carried out in connexion with the Church of England in the Diocese of Hereford, particularly: the promotion of temperance and higher standards of moral life in individuals, family and community; the restoration of the intemperate or delinquent and those addicted to drugs, alcohol or gambling or otherwise needing help; the relief of the consequent distress.

Fun, learning and Achievement. Competition with other clubs, counties, nationally. Networking. Promoting Growth of young people with emphasis on confidence, diverse skills and socialising. Organising charity events.

Engaging in fund raising activities to support the provision of resources and equipment which enhance the educational opportunities of the pupils in the school.

To advance the education of the pupils of St Paul's C of E Primary School in particular by:i) developing effective relationships between the staff and others associated with the school;ii) engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment, which support the school and advances the education of the pupils.

1) TO PROMOTE HIGH STANDARDS OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE IN OR AFFECTING PEMBRIDGE; 2) TO SECURE THE PRESERVATION, PROTECTION, DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF FEATURES OF HISTORIC OR PUBLIC INTEREST; 3) TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN THE ARCHITECTURE, HISTORY, NATURAL HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF THE PARISH OF PEMBRIDGE

To provide social and cultural benefits to residents of the Llangarron area, and to maintain the facilities of the Garron Centre

indoor bowling,art class,pilates, stretch health,yoga, tai chi, flicks in the sticks, arts alive,history group,talks,Amateur dramatics.

We present classical music concerts annually, raising money to promote music in all its forms and for the maintenance of St Mary's church, Craswall. These comprise a Spring and Autumn chamber concerts in Michaelchurch Escley, and two Summer concerts in Dore Abbey and Craswall. The concerts are organised by local volunteers, with subscriptions from Friends helping to meet the musicians' fees.

We raise money for Hampton Dene Primary School to ensure the children have the equipment and experiences they need to develop and learn.Activities have included - Summer Fayre, Christmas Fayre, Autumn Fayre, Cake Sales, School Discos, Fashion Shows and Craft Competitions.

Provides financial grants to PCCs in the Hereford Diocese and certain border parishes for the restoration of church bells for full-circle ringing.

We manage and maintain a venue for meetings and activities for the benefit of the village and surrounding areas. We also organise events for the village during the year.

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.

Membership of the centre is formed from all permanently employed doctors and dentists practising in the County of Hereford. The centre provides facilities for the ongoing education of said doctors and all junior medical and dental staff whilst living or working in the county. Lectures, teaching sessions and evening meetings take place regularly over the year.

Relief in Need provides grants to support needy individuals and families in the Charity's catchment area; also local charities.

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.