Charities In Isles Of Scilly

To relieve sickness and pain in the county of Cornwall and the isles of Scilly by assisting in the provision of an air ambulance helicopter.

The purpose of the Safer Stronger Consortium (SSC) is to bring together existing organisations of various shapes, sizes and ages, to create one flexible and multifaceted organisation capable of bidding and contracting for a number of interrelated purposes while providing a range of services on a new and unified basis.

The preservation and restoration of buildings of architectural or historic interest anywhere within Cornwall or the Isles of Scilly. The charity operates on a rolling fund basis, by utilising its funds to buy, restore and sell. In the light of the increasingly difficult property market, greater emphasis will in future be put on working in partnership.

To relieve the needs of people with Learning Disabilities or Autism who live or work in Cornwall and the surrounding areas. By assisting such persons to develop their full potential and obtain their rights and privileges, particularly but not exclusively by the provision of Advocacy,Support,Advice,Information,Education and Training.

We relieve the effects of, and mitigate further flooding in the properties within Cornwall by associating the statutory authorities, voluntary organisations and inhabitants in a common effort to advance education and training, to assist the victims of natural disasters, to provide facilities in the interests of community regeneration, and the promotion of volunteering.

To relieve sickness and preserve health among persons residing in the Isles of Scilly and visitors to the area particularly by the provision of a new Health Centre.

Opportunities for children and young people with complex disabilities to access and participate in a regular programme of drama based activities.Empowers to develop skills in the performing arts creating a greater trust in others and oneself, enhance social skills, better body and voice awareness and the promotion of imagination, play and creativityDelivers frequent productions within community

We provide information about health and care services; collect the views and experiences of the public about health and care services and make these known to commissioners and providers; make reports recommendations; enable local people to have a voice in the development and delivery of health and care services; support volunteers and the wider community in monitoring health and care provision.

To provide facilities that improve the educational, recreational andsocial facilities on the island of St Agnes, Isles of Scilly.? To take responsibility for the restoration, improvement and maintenance ofthe historic St Agnes Island Hall and to co-operate with any statutoryauthority in the furtherance of the charity?s objects.?

For such charitable institutions, organisations or purposes within the Isles of Scilly as the Trustees from time to time think fit.

In order to achieve the objects of the charity the trustees have the power to purchase or hire a motor launch to carry patients, medical supplies, doctors, dentists, nurses and other persons working for the health of the people of the Isles of Scilly.

The objects of the society shall be to undertake and foster archaeological research in Cornwall (including The Isles Of Scilly) and to disseminate knowledge of cornish archaeology by publication or other means.

We provide and maintain the Reading Room for use by the community and visitors for recreational purposes, doctors surgery,meeting room for local groups,voting station,designated emergency shelter,council and other group presentations.It is used by all ages, the school has no Hall,from Mothers and Toddlers to O.A.P's.

To further or benefit the residents of the island of Bryher, and the neighbourhood, to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of socail welfare, for recreational leisure time occupation with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the residents.

Local birdwatching and conservation activities

Fundraising and Donations used to take Burn Injured Children on activity camps and family day trips

The charity monitors planning applications and responds in the interest of protecting Cornwall's rural environment against inappropriate development.

To help with the welfare of people on the Isles of Scilly, in particular for the benefit of older people.

The charity helps provide relief to the poor and needy, however caused. It helps those in poverty, those who are sick or disabled, the elderly and young people. It does this by providing grants to individuals and organisations and advice and advocacy. It operates in Devon, Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly, throughout the UK and internationally.

The provision of a site for the use of students and researchers to study wildlife conservation. The conservation and improvement of lands of ecological importance.

The purpose of the PTFA is to work in partnership with the school to fund items that the school budget does not normally stretch to and to provide extra resources to enrich a child's experience at the school, both in lesson time and at play times.

The following was agreed at our AGM on 20/03. St. Mary's League of Hospital & Community Friends IOS would cease activity and fundraising from the end of the financial year...4th April 2023. We agreed that after all outstanding requests have been met, the remaining funds will be divided equally between St. Mary's Hospital, Park House residential home & the Medical Launch for off-islanders.

Kreslu is the Cornish word for police and hence the chosen name for our charity, which was founded in 2016. The charity operates in Cornwall alone, providing support to both seriously injured and seriously ill police employees and volunteers, in Cornwall. We provide respite breaks, family days out and other gifts.

The raising of funds which are then distributed to organisations which advance the education and awareness of the Celtic history, language, culture and identity of Cornwall

Activities will revolve around collecting data, implementing conservation strategies and surveying expert and public opinion. Activities for all will include participation in different citizen science projects - for example contributing to the reporting of specific genera to help with current recent objectives or the monitoring of biodiversity in a specific area.