Charities In Isle Of Anglesey

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week, the First Menai Bridge Scout Group give young people of Menai Bridge and surrounding areas the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.

Trustees attended various international geopark meetings.Held guided field walks,trips & talks for members, public & external groups, visiting key geological sites.Volunteers manned exhibition centre at Watch House, Amlwch Port, in summer months, with over 5,000 visitors. Grant award from Anglesey Council SDF fund to install new bi-lingual audio system to guide visitors through the exhibition.

The WI offers many varied activities including crafts, cookery to campaigns and gardening.

To accept a donation from Llanbadrig Community Council and to invest that fund to provide an income and protect the capital sum on a sustainable long-term basis. It provides grants to organisations within the community of Llanbadrig, the boundary of which is defined within the Trust Deed. It makes grants for projects that provide public benefit and monitors the use of the funds granted.

MIXED CHOIR WHO PERFORM TWO LOCAL CONCERTS EACH YEAR

Pre school nursery relying on local government funds and fee payments by parents. Held at Y Ganolfan, Bodffordd LL777LZ Monday to Thursday (mornings only)

Providing education for young people in wlaes

The charity supports underprivileged Families throughout North Wales. By ensuring that all referred Children and Young People/Care leavers, receive gifts to open at Christmas time. Offering a trip to the Pantomime for 100 people during the festive period. Offering Free holidays to families in need of a break, in our fully disabled adapted caravan on Hafan Y Mor, Pwllheli.

W.I,Senior Friendship,Table Tennis, Indoor Bowls,Yoga, Keep Fit, Local Food & Craft Markets, Children's Activities are held regularly. Every Saturday morning refreshments are served for community residents and visitors. A variety of evening social events take place throughout the year.The hall can be hired by organisations and private people. It is the central meeting point of the village.

CONCERTS ARE GIVEN BY INDIVIDUAL CHOIRS WITHIN THE NORTH WALES FEDERATION IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL CHARITIES WITH THE BENEFIT OF PROMOTING MALE VOICE SINGING FOR ALL AGES WITHIN LOCAL COMMUNITIES. CONCERTS HAVE BEEN HELD RECENTLY AT BOTH BANGOR AND WREXHAM WHEN SMALLER CHOIRS COMBINED TO GIVE CONCERTS TO LARGER AUDIENCES IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL CHARITIES.

Clwb Hwyl is an after school club and provides safe affordable childcare for up to 32 children aged 3-14. We are registered with the Care Standards Inspectorate for Wales.

Community based activities - firework displays, cabaret evenings, christmas collections, charity auctions, raffles, sporting activities and the like.

Educational, health, religious and community initiatives are supported, particularly in those local to North Wales. National charities operating in North Wales are also supported.

Community hall run by a SMALL group of volunteers. The hall is used by a variety of groups including =Drama & Dancing. Local council activities.Art & Crafts.Over 60s group. Pre School group.The hall is also hired out to various organisation which promote learning and development.

Cylch Meithrin Rhosybol aims to provide quality Welsh-medium sessional care and early years education for boys and girls from 2 and a half years up to the age of a nursery school

The Cylch Meithrin Cemaes provides early education and play services for children aged 2.5 to 4. The service is provided in the medium of Welsh.

An equine and rural charity consisting of a small team of volunteers which provides crime prevention advice, security marking of tack, equipment and vehicles,identification of loose and fly grazing equines,a database, messaging system and social media groups alert the public to news and pertinent information,welfare issues and delivering rural education across the 6 counties of North Wales.

This charity raises funds to employ personnel to work, mainly in secondary schools, carrying out the aims of its charter, namely to express its Christian convictions in support and service to the youth of Anglesey.

During 2020 - 2021 Covid-19 lockdown measures meant our activities were all on line, via Zoom. We performed 10 plays: two major ones ('Where Have all the Boys Gone' by Kevin Barnett, and 'Cider with Rosie' by Laurie Lee), and eight playlets written by members of of Castle Players.

To support the activities of the rotary foundation based in the United States of America and providing assistance to groups throughout the world.

The Holyhead Sea Cadet Unit serves to provide young people with a variety of activity, training and fun activities related to maritime practices. The cadets are regularly involved in community activities and fund raising for their purposes and alo for local charities. The unit serves many young people who live in an area of serious economic and employment challenges.

The hall is used by the inhabitants of the area without distinction of political, religious or other opinions. Groups using the hall include parent & toddlers, baby club, bridge club, brownies, indoor bowls, 50+ club, ladies group, yoga, pilates, flower club, melody makers, friends in harmony, good turn scheme, keep fit class, stay slim, Welsh class, dance class and a wide range of

To renovate and operate a community hall to serve the villages of Newborough and the surrounding villages namely Llangeinwen, Llangaffo, Llanidan and Trefdraeth, Anglesey, according to the wished of the late John Pritchard Jones

The provision and maintenance of a Village Hall facility for the use of locally based educational, youth and recreational organisations

In charge of Mudiad Ysgolion Meithrin Nurseries