Charities In Leicestershire

In promoting the Trust's Objects our focus has been on training in CPR and emergency life saving skills for secondary school age children and those who interact with them, in city and county secondary schools and sports clubs, including the provision of defibrillators, raising awareness of Sudden Arrhythmic Death syndrome , and the establishment of small grants and awards for young people.

We carry out fundraising activites to provide goods and or services to support Orchard Community Primary School and advance the pupils education. Our activities include Christmas and Summer Fairs, holding family photoshoots, Disco's etc.

We raise money through corporate sponsorship, fundraising events including obstacle runs, family fun days, quiz nights and galas which helps us to provide resources and opportunities to children with life limiting illnesses.

School parent teachers association raising funds for purchase of items that are for benefit of all children at the school.Fund-raising events held were as follows:Christmas FayreLeavers DiscoChildrens DiscoNew Parents EventBingo NightCoffee morningsPantomineCrossiant DayGolf DayMad Hatters Tea PartyFamily Fun Day

To help the conservation and preservation of the wild European Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) by providing rescue, care and rehabilitation for sick, injured or orphaned hedgehogs, with the aim of releasing them back to the wild. We also aims to educate the public by offering talks to various groups.

Horse carriage driving for disabled persons

Provision of Village Hall and Recreational Activities for residents of Barkestone-le-Vale

To help employers of the Belvoir Hunt when they retire.

The advancement of the religion and religious philosophy of Spiritualism on the basis of the Seven Principles. For holding religious services for public worship. Training of all the principles of the religion. Charitable objects as may decided upon from time to time by Special Resolution.

To assist the church within the diocese of Peterborough in:- a) The preservation of redundant bells. b) The repair, restoration and augmentation of existing bells. c) The provision of new bells. d) Other work directly associated with (b) and (c).

2018 was another significant year. The Pioneer Community Worker for Lubbesthorpe has become a quickly established and important role. In 2018 the Revd Canon Helen Cameron became the new Chair of the Church Leaders meeting. The URC Moderator of the East Midlands Synod the Revd Peter Meek stepping down after four years. It was also agreed that a 'light touch' but important review of CTiL was begun.

SOCIAL, RECREATIONAL AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES THAT ARE BOTH EDUCATIONAL AND ENJOYABLE

General Scouting activities

IAM actively works with small groups and individuals; promoting inclusion, health and education. IAM provide assistance and training to those who are underprivileged by raising funds for school fees, feeding programs, transport and building programs. We also endeavour to network with those who share these aims. Our international work allows us to aid children, the homeless, elderly and families.

Birstall District Girlguides is part of Girlguiding UK and as such: enables girls and young women to fulfil their potential to take an active and responsible role in society through its distinctive stimulating and enjoyable programme of activities delivered by trained volunteer leaders.

The charity's main current activities are:development of a first home-from-home for genuinely disadvantaged children in Northern Tanzaniasupport of Ebenezer Orphanageresearch into possible development of green projects in association with the home-from-homeongoing fundraising to support the above.

We are a recently reformed group of 13 Trustees following the October 2023 AGM. There are 7 Representative Members serving the community. They represent the U3A, Drama Club, WI, Girl Guides, Keep Fit, Yoga and Parochial Church Council

Teaching children Russian language and culture

The current activities of the charity are to promote choral music. This is done by performing a number of concerts annually in the Lutterworth area.

1. The provision of a public library in Measham and the surrounding area and communities.2. to promote for the benefit of residents of Measham and the surrounding area and the communities the provision of a public library for recreation and other leisure time.3. to advance the education of the public in Measham and surrounding area and communities by operating a lending library.

The provision of a public library for recreation and/or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have a need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances for the public at large in the interests of social welfare in Desford and surrounding areas

The object of the Association is to raise funds for Nether Hall School so that additional resources and facilities can be provided for all its pupils aged 4 ? 19 years who have significant special educational needs.

This is a unique mobile toy library service for children with disabilities, living within the rural Harborough District, Oadby District and Wigston Borough, in South Leicestershire. Members select toys 4-weekly and the toys are then delivered to members' homes, schools, nurseries, playgroups, childminders etc., thus helping to support the children in their access to developmental toys.

Accommodation.

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, Ashby Hastings Scout Group gives young people of Ashby de la Zouch & surrounding area the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.