Charities In Kent

REGULAR PUBLIC WORSHIP, PRAYER, BIBLE STUDY, PREACHING & TEACHING. BAPTISM. COMMUNION OF THE LORD'S SUPPER. EVANGELISM & MISSION. TEACHING, ENCOURAGEMENT & INCLUSION OF YOUNG PEOPLE. NURTURE & GROWTH OF CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES. TRAINING FOR CHRISTIAN & COMMUNITY SERVICE. GIVING PASTORAL CARE. SUPPORTING CHARITABLE SOCIAL ACTION IN THE UK & ABROAD. ENCOURAGING RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER CHRISTIANS.

Amateur production of operetta, musicals and music hall.

PROVISION OF AN ADVICE SERVICE ON HOUSING ISSUES INCLUDING MATTERS OF HOUSING LAW

We welcome applications from small and local (as opposed to regional or national) registered charitable organisations, or local branches of organisations, working in the fields of-Social welfare, all age groups-Housing and homelessness-Community and environmental development -Opportunities for young people-Promotion of improved quality of life-Personal or community empowerment

Preservation and restoration of the historic Dunkirk veteran paddle steamer 'Medway Queen'. The hull was rebuilt with help from the Heritage Lottery Fund and the vessel returned 'home' in December 2013 to begin the next phase of restoration. The workshop and visitor centre are at Gillingham, Kent. Most expenditure appears as an investment in the value of 'heritage asset under construction'.

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and the bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. Promoting the whole mission of the Church through provision of activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers.

Funding for All aims to inspire and empower VCSEs to build fundraising capacity to ensure sustainability. It provides free mentoring that aims to grow the confidence of those supporting the sector when bid writing, generating income and fundraising. It also provides face-to-face training and webinars, funding advice sessions accessible online and in person, and fund information on its website.

Cricket Club

Bedgebury Foundation is currently awarding grants to individuals under two programmes: Additional Needs and Vocational Education. Grants are awarded to individuals under the age of 25 or to older individuals if they intend to teach young people under 25 within the two programmes.In addition there is an annual grant programme for schools.

The charity is the sole trustee of Bedgebury Foundation (306306). It undertakes no operating activities in its own right. As trustee it shares the objects of Bedgebury Foundation. Bedgebury Foundation undertakes grant making to further access to education of children and young people individually, schools and teachers to train in teaching those with additional needs.

Pre School

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To enhance the development, education and well being of young children aged 2-4 years.

To promote Scouting to the young people of Gravesham in Kent, including operating the District Campsite.

The charity aims to provide the following to the people of Kent and East Sussex; protection and promotion of health, relief of those in ill-health as a result of breast cancer, promotion of research into the nature, causes, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of breast cancer and the advancement of education through providing training to medical professionals specialising in breast cancer.

Templesprings specialises in the area of Music Coaching, Lifestyle Coaching and Mentoring services. Our music coaching programs are unique and robust, and includes group courses in schools, faith organisations, and short intensive classes for individuals. Templesprings works with people who want to access professional coaching services for personal development.

To promote and teach the christian faith by providing regular public worship for all ages, including programmes for children and young people.Offer pastoral care to help members and others in need, particularly those in ill health, distress or poverty.In serving the local community, the charity makes its premises available to various organisations and self help groups.

TO ENHANCE THE DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN UNDER STATUTORY SCHOOL AGE BY ENCOURAGING PARENTS TO UNDERSTAND AND PROVIDE FOR THE NEEDS OF THEIR CHILDREN THROUGH COMMUNITY GROUPS

The Company's principal activity during the year continued to be the management of the property consisting of the Geoffrey Whitworth Theatre.

This is a youth organisation taking in children from the ages of 10-18 and giving them training in the ethos of the Royal Navy and its traditions. The youngsters are encouraged to take part in the local community and to help others - we aim to keep our charges safe and secure and equip them for modern life and responsible adulthood.

The PCC Charitable objects (Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the church) are primarily focused on the advancement of religion, which is recognized as a charitable purpose having public benefit.

Sunday services, midweek meetings, outreach and social events to appeal to all ages are organised. Pastoral care is offered. The hall welcomes groups from outside and inside the church. St George's hosts many visitors. The church engages with the community, and is represented on the local Regeneration Delivery Board. Church members are involved in voluntary bodies, and as school governors.

Pre-school.

Pre-school for children from Two and a half to rising five.

Unwanted animals are brought to the sanctuary where they are looked after until a new, caring home has been found for them.For those animals who cannot be rehomed, Wanderers Haven is their permanent residence. These animals can be sponsored, the money goes towards their ongoing care.Animals are taken in for caring while their owners are unable to care for them for a certain period of time.