Charities In Hertfordshire

Charitable Incorporated Organisation responsible for managing Royston Museum Trust.

The provision of swimming and associated recreational activities without distinction of sex or of other political, religious or other opinions. To advance education and to provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life.

The provision of day centre facilities for older people on 4 - 5 days each week.

Support of St Alban's Cathedral and the promotion of its dignity, traditions and influence, in particular by:1) providing a network to link members to the life and work of the Cathedral and Abbey Church.2) giving practical and financial support to projects which enhance the Church and its precincts and which are endorsed by the Cathedral Chapter.

The PCC organises the following activities in order to enable ordinary people to live out their faith as part of our parish community i.e. Sunday morning services, Weekly Community Groups, Online weekly services, children's ministry (3-11 years old), Weekly Mums and Toddlers Group, Missional weeks including community activities & Community events.

Our purpose is to provide holistic support to those in our community facing life's challeges. Through funded programmes, low-cost trauma-sensitive services, and collaboration with other local charities, we make the life-changing benefits of yoga and holistic therapies accessible to all, empowering our service-users to take control over their health and recovery.

Distributing food and consumables to people from Hertford, Ware and surrounding district in short term financial need, under the auspices of The Trussell Trust.

EdufundUK is a small education charity. Its aim is to provide support and funding for local state-funded primary and secondary schools meeting the application criteria set out in clearly defined focus areas.

The principal activity of the charitable company as stated in the Memorandum and Articles of Association is the provision, in the interests of social welfare, of the facilities for the study and appreciation of the arts for the inhabitants of Hertford and the surrounding area.

Main activities:1) The Trust provides and maintains gospel halls for the religious activities of Christians often referred to as'Brethren'.Examples of other charitable activities include:1) Distribution of gospel tracts2) Street preachings3) Food packs for homeless and vunerable people4) Supporting the BHF Bagathon5) Supporting the Rapid Relief Team charity

The charity is a Church, with regular Sunday worship services, and various other meetings and conferences on an irregular basis.

Worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching; Baptism; Communion of the Lords Supper; Evangelism and mission; Teaching and encouragement of young people; Nurture and growth of disciples; Education and training for Christian and community service; Pastoral care; Charitable social action; Supporting other Christians; Raising finance by receiving grants, donations and loans.

The Charity fosters the aims of The Scout Association to help young people achieve their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential as individuals, as responsible citizens and as Members of their local, national and international communities. The Scouting method is to give young people the opportunity to 'learn by doing' in partnership with adults.

Church of England Parish Church

HGO brings live opera, fully staged with orchestra, at reasonable prices to the people of north London and offers performance opportunity and training to young singers.

A local church based in Potters Bar. See our website for more information.

We are a Disability therapy centre, providing complementary and mainstream therapies for people with Neurological conditions.

COMPASS BRAILLE TRANSCRIBE/PRODUCE BRAILLE BIBLES/BOOKS IN MANY LANGUAGES FOR USE IN 120+ DESTINATIONS WORLDWIDE AT A COMPUTERISED BRAILLE PRODUCTION UNIT. OVERSEAS PARTNER GROUPS DISTRIBUTE THE BRAILLE TO OTHER GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS WITHIN THEIR COUNTRY/COMMUNITIES. THE BRAILLE IS USED IN CHURCH SITUATIONS, EDUCATION, VOCATIONAL TRAINING AND SELF-EMPLOYMENT SCHEMES, ETC.

The Redbourn Charities offers accommodation in almshouses, and maintains these and the grounds. It manages its investments in order to achieve this main activity, but also uses the money for charitable purposes for the benefit of poor persons resident in the (ancient) Parish of Redbourn, and gives an annual donation to Redbourn Care Group and the remainder for certain other prescribed purposes.

REGULAR PUBLIC WORSHIP OPEN TO ALL. PROVISION OF SACRED SPACE FOR PERSONAL PRAYER AND CONTEMPLATION. PASTORAL WORK INCLUDING VISITING THE SICK AND BEREAVED. TEACHING OF CHRISTIANITY THROUGH SERMONS, ALPHA AND SMALL GROUPS. TAKING OF RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES AT SCHOOLS. SUPPORTING OTHER CHARITIES IN THE UK AND OVERSEAS.

Provision of Pre-School education to childcare age 2 to rising 5

The charity is engaged in general charitable activities in the UK and abroad for the needy and underprivileged including fundraising for the development/enhancement of clinics, hospitals, school buildings, childrens special education needs, alleviation of child blindness, grants for medical and education fees, alleviation of food poverty, advancement of medical research and community support.

Our main activities are Sunday services, morning and evening, with classes for children and young people; midweek house groups, evangelistic open-air activities, Childrens' Club, youth group, Parents & Toddlers together with other activities designed to promote the Christian faith.As charity trustees, we have each considered the Charity Commission's guidelines on Public Benefit.

The object of the Society shall be to educate the public in the arts, particularly the dramatic arts and to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts.

In Sues Name has three main aims.To raise funds for research into the treatment of brain tumours.To increase public awareness about this terrible disease and the urgent need for well-funded, sustainable research.To bring together families and friends who have lost a loved one to brain cancer, or those who are still supporting them.