Charities In Isle Of Anglesey

The advancement of citizenship and community development within Moelfre directed towards the support for social and community infrastructure focused on the promotion of civic responsibility and good citizenship, the promotion of volunteering, promoting the community and championing the effective use of charitable resources.

The promotion of agriculture, for the public benefit, in particular but not exclusively by:Promoting responsible working sheepdog ownership, breeding and training.Promoting matters pertaining to dog welfare in general. Improving the working standard of working sheepdogs by organising and promoting open and members only sheepdog trials.

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

Relief of poverty and the provision of accomodation for the elderly.

In charge of Mudiad Ysgolion Meithrin Nurseries

Village Hall

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.

North Wales Cave Rescue Organisation provides an underground rescue service for caves and disused mines in North Wales in support of North Wales Police, who initiate all rescue callouts. Our activities include responding to rescue callouts from the Police, training our members and maintaining our equipment.

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 Welsh Government to appoint a Development Officer for 18 months. UNESCO revalidation took place.

Providing education for young people in wlaes

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

The provision and upkeep of a Village Hall erected in memory of the men who fell in wartime and for the benefit of the residents of the parishes of Llaneilian and Llanwenllwyfo and the district of Penysarn

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

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

RELIGIOUS PURPOSES IN THE PARISH OF LLANFAELOG, ANGLESEY

To provide educational support to students between the ages of 16 and 25 studying at further or higher educational establishments. Grants to be awarded for students in the Penrhoslligwy and bordering parishes.

Lectures, Visits, Social Activities

We support a school in Ghana which educate children from nursery age upwards.We help hold Medical Outreach days,health talks,consultations with doctors,free medication and food for the community.Crops are grown on the land and this helps to feed the children. A corn mill has been installed and the local community are able access this to grind their maize etc.

The Society's objects are the practical study of archaeology, natural science, art, literature, history and kindred subjects as far as they pertain to Anglesey, also the preservation of historical documents, ancient monuments, rare birds and plants and objects of geological or other scientific interest in the Island, and to foster public interest in and appreciation of these subjects.

To enable older people living on Anglesey to live fuller lives and benefit from a program of educational, physical and social activities.

Llanfaelog Village Hall operates for the benefit of the community of Llanfaelog and surrounding area in being a quality facility, housing numerous activities for children, young people, older people including social educational, cultural, recreational events. We have also been selected for a pilot waste/recycling project with Anglesey County Council. Helping those in neeed during COVID-19 pandemic

The aim of the Society within Mothers' Union is to be especially concerned with all that strengthens and preserves marriage and the Christian family life.

We supply a range of spiritual, mental, and physical activities for girls aged 10 to 16. This programme aims to provide the girls with the wherewithall to fulfil their potential and to take an active and responsible role in society.

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.