Charities In Herefordshire

In the Public interest in Colwall Malvern, to advance the Christian Faith in accordance with our Statement of Beliefs and any other exclusively charitable purposes as the Trustees may agree.

LEAF is a charity focused on improving the well-being of people in its community. We work across all age ranges and offer a variety of activities and support. These include a chaplaincy service in the local surgery, mentoring and couselling of children in the local school, couselling for adults, debt advice, children's activities, Kintsugi Hope and Alpha courses and Family Support provision,

Two church buildings including one which has undergone substantial re-ordering, church activities including work with youth, elderly and toddlers, community events, homeless (provision of food, night shelter until 2019 ), mission support, home communion, pastoral visiting. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events.

The Tenbury NILS (No Interest Loan Scheme) is a project which seeks to assist the most disadvantaged and vulnerable people living in our community. It offers interest free loans to people who would otherwise not be able to access commercial credit, for reasons of unemployment, benefit recipients or people who are in receipt of a low income.

The provision of a pre-school for children aged 6 months to 5 years, open from 8-5.30 five days a week in term time; the provision of a toddler group for children aged 0 upwards and their parents and carers; the provision of after-school care for children of primary school age;

Dancefest enables anyone to experience the joy of dance, regardless of age, ability or experience.We run over 30 weekly classes across Herefordshire and Worcestershire, have three youth companies, and lead projects in schools, colleges and universities as well as in community settings.We pride ourselves on delivering work of high quality that makes a genuine difference to people?s lives.

Include but are not restricted to: public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching & teaching; baptism; communion; evangelism & mission; inclusion of young people; nurture & growth of Christian disciples; education & training for Christian & community service; pastoral care; charitable social action; and, encouraging relationships with & supporting Baptists & other Christians.

LARC owns and operates Grange Court in Leominster as a Heritage, Community and Enterprise Hub.It is working with community and voluntary groups across the area to promote its charitable objectives.

Advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare, for recreation and leisure time occupation with the objective of improving the conditions of life for residents.Manage Knighton and District Community Centre and to maintain and manage the Centre in co-operation with any other person or body, in furtherance of these objects.

Supporting and facilitating the increase of opportunities for people affected by dementia to live well with their diagnosis and remain a part of their community for as long as possible. Supporting and facilitating facilities to maximise social and recreational opportunities. Raising awareness of the issues affecting people with dementia and their families.

The principal activity is to promote and encourage ,horticulture, conservation and forestry for the public benefit and to improve and advance them in all branches and in all trades,crafts and professions with them in an exclusively charitable manner.Educational advancement in all the above by granting of bursaries.Promotion of the above to the public by holding of an annual show.

Offer regular support, friendship and practical help to families with young chidren, who are under stress. Volunteers visit families in their own homes, helping to prevent family crisis and breakdown.

We provide social, independent living and workskills opportunities for adults with learning disabilities at our mini cafe. In addition we run, a Youth Club for members up to the age of 18 and a Diversity Club which is a social club for members over the age of 25, a weekly Sports Club and Sewing Bee. We rely on voluntary involvement and volunteers play a key role is every aspect of our work.

The provision of a one to one mentoring service to young adults who are at risk of disengaging from their learning. Our aim is to improve their engagement in learning and the service is delivered mainly but not exclusively delivered in schools and can include support to the families of these young people. Mentor link operates in the Midlands and South Midlands area.

We aim to provide a programme of free complementary therapies plus ongoing support via workshops, self help groups and exercise classes for anyone with cancer in Herefordshire and surrounding counties to help them cope with the rigours of conventional treatment and support them on their journey towards living well with, and beyond cancer. We also offer support to their carers.

Severn Freewheelers provide a free courier service to the NHS in North Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire to transport urgently needed items such as blood, drugs and samples. Ten emergency service bikes and three cars are available 365 days a year, with members working week days, evenings and weekends. Fleet riders & drivers hold Advanced Licences.

Busy Bees is run by a voluntary parent committee and we are a member of the Pre-School Learning Alliance.Busy Bees runs Preschool sessions for children aged 18 months - 5 years old. Busy Bees is open Monday to Friday, term time only. The business currently runs from a rented building at the Hive in Ledbury.

The Charity helps those who have served in the armed forces, enabling them to transition into civilian life by offering short term accommodation, accredited training skills, work experience and employment opportunities in the rural and construction sectors

Recruit more choristers especially young people. To continue to expand our repertoire. Give schools and other young people the opportunity of performing with us. Give our experienced musicians the opportunity to continue their skills .To support charitable causes. Rehersals at Cwmbach Junior School, Llangorse Road, Cwmbach, on Monday and some Thursday 7.30 pm to 9.30 pm.

The provision of regular public worship open to all as well as the provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work is undertaken including the visiting of the sick and the bereaved as well as the taking of religious assemblies in schools and activities for the young and other special needs groups. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

The provision of a locally based, confidential, reliable and affordable therapy service, with a fast transition from referral to assessment and allocated therapist. The service works to BACP professional standards and provides a sign-posting service to local agencies for those who contact the service, but for whom counselling is inappropriate.

Close House Projects works with young people and our aim is to help them develop their physical, mental, cultural and spiritual capacities through leisure, social and educational opportunities. We operate a cafe drop in Hereford city centre and also run youth centres in other areas within Hereford. The staff and volunteers at Close House Projects are trained to support the needs of young people.

The Conquest Theatre Trust presents theatrical activities to North Herefordshire and the surrounding area by: owning and operating a theatre, producing amateur plays, engaging professional productions and showing films. It also has a thriving youth section. It is notable in having no employees: actors, musicians, backstage, front of house and management staff are all volunteers.

ATE is an educational trust which runs residential holiday camps called 'Superweeks' during the Christmas, Easter and summer school holidays. The children come from all over the UK and beyond. Young adult volunteers are trained by ATE to work with the children on Superweeks. The charity also engages in a limited amount of work with schools including residential courses and staff INSET

Regular public worship open to all and pastoral work in the parish. Teaching Christianity through sermons, talks and home groups. Supporting other Charities in the UK and overseas