Charities In Herefordshire

identify and promote best practice amongst sporting and medical professionals facilitate pure and applied research and the dissemination of results facilitate the acquisition of knowledge and skills amongst professionals develop a patient fund to enable certain patients to benefit from our network of highly skilled professionals

charitable grants to those in financial need from the parish of Canon Pyon

Charity for Adults with Learning Disabilities, to go on holiday & have outings & Christmas presents

Provides monetary assistance to parishioners for further education.

THE CHARITY WAS SET UP TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE UPKEEP OF ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH.SUTTON.ST.NICHOLAS.HEREFORD. FUNDS ARE TO USED FOR THE FABRIC OF THE CHURCH AND THE BUILDING.

We organise bi-monthly activities for deaf children in a deaf friendly environment. we also organise annual residential holidays enabling deaf children to take part in activities the same as their hearing peers. We give parents a well earned rest and enable deaf children to take part in activities that they may not be able to do due to the communication barriers they face on a daily basis.

helping elderly people in the Parish of Eaton Bishop

To provide or assist in the provision of facilities for all aspects of angling for the benefit of those who, by reason of their youth or poverty or social and economic circumstances, have a need of such facilities with the object of improving their conditions of life and as a means of advancing their education and reducing the incidence of crime and anti-social behaviour.

Religions activities; elderly/old people; makes grants to individuals (includes loans)

We support the conservation and management of Sutton Walls Hill Fort sited between Sutton St Nicholas and Marden Villages in the county of Herefordshire. We do this via meetings, talks, walks and conservation work on site.

The income of the charity is the rent from two fields of land, which goes back to the sixteen hundreds. Originaly the money was to suppliment the parish relief. In recient times we have contribution to the over sixties bus passes, and more reciently a donation towards the dissabled toilets in the refurbished village hall. Otherwise our main function is to maintain the charity for historic interest

Gives a Grant to a small concert hall

For relief of poverty in the Docklow area

The promotion and fostering of artistic knowledge and the appreciation of the arts by the provision of facilities for the education and entertainment of the public.

looking after bequests from the past

Raising money to provide funds for the upkeep of the church and churchyard and other facilities available to residents of the parish

N W Trust Hay supports persons living within 10 miles of Hay-on-Wye Town Clock.

Schools are no longer confining their admissions from only their own education area (geographical L.A). This is provided for in that the school itself has to be in the L.A. area. We have a close co-operation with the main secondary school in our area.0001

Small grants made locally to individuals who find themselves in temporary financial difficulties.

To provide facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation for the public at large.To do this in the interests of social welfare and with the objective of improving the condition of life for those living in Goodrich and Welsh Bicknor

The organisation has run 2 open-access drop-in sessions per week targeting 11 to 18 year olds.These took place in the centre of Ledbury providing a safe space for evening socialising and recreational activities such as pool, table tennis, music and art work.Experienced adults were on hand to provide pastoral care as required. The charity, hampered by C19, is currently seeking new premises.

To relieve either generally or individually persons resident in the ancient parish of Marden who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress

Income distributed to the elderly of the parishes

Grants for people of Fromes Hill in accordance with Charity's objectives

Developing young peoples' respect for their surroundings through understanding their past.Research, promotion, education and presentation of the past to a wider public audience.Producing and supporting publications relating to history/archaeology nationwide.Preserving the future of archaeological sites and collections for future generations.Developing community involvement in archaeology.