Charities In Lincolnshire

Our charity's main activities are based in Lincolnshire. Our working name is Naomi's Garden within which we aim to be a source of hope and a place of achievement for anyone who is facing challenges. We offer a number of therapies and services to facilitate relief from, and triumph over, the effects of disability, sickness, suffering, isolation and hardship.

The object of LPTC shall be advancement of education and training by means of collaboration with City & Guilds Land Based Services in the administration and provision of certificates of competence in practical agriculture, horticulture and forestry.

(i) Worship according to the Greek Orthodox tradition. Congregation currently includes Greeks, Cypriots, English, Bulgarians, Romanias, Russian, Latvians, Albanians & Germans. (ii) Church open for spiritual advice four days a week. (iii) Greek School every Saturday . (iv) Annual festival held on July 15

To advance the Christian faithTo relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or who are aged or sick and to relieve the distress caused therebyTo promote and fulfil such other charitable purposes beneficial to the community

The Charity's aim is the creation of a permanent music foundation to support the Lincoln Cathedral Choir, organists and organ for the benefit of future generations.Strategies and activities include raising funds through regular giving, one-off donations, profit making ticketed events, legacies, trust applications, promtional literature to past and potential donors, and media coverage.

We provide support groups for individuals affected by Tourettes Syndrome to meet others and access support. We provide a sibling support group for children with siblings who have SEND. We provide a support group for children with ADHD. We offer 1-2-1 support and advocacy. We deliver awareness talks to local schools, business and entertainment venues.

We have a Church Sunday Service, which occurs every week. Throughout the week, we have a series of other meetings, such as Bible studies, Toddler group, Youth Bible Study, after school club. We also engage in various methods of outreach to our community, including half term clubs, practical help and Hope Community Cafe

Gay & Peter Hartley's Hillards Trust makes grants to charities that support children's welfare, care for the elderly, mental/physical health, disability, & hospices. Grants are made up to £1,000 to local charities in towns in 11 counties in north and central England - mainly in Yorkshire, Lancashire, Lincolnshire, Derbyshire & Nottinghamshire. See www.hillardstrust.org for more details.

Nettleham Community Hub focus on building a community and empowering participants to reach their full potential by increasing community cohesion, empowering individuals & helping the disadvantaged in the community. We achieve this by running a Library, a cafe, a charity shop, community projects created by the community, arts and crafts, I.T, intergenerational work, intro friendships &Volunteering

The objects of the CIO are to relieve and improve the positive wellbeing of persons resident in rural Lincolnshire by supporting and securing the continuation of the rural and agricultural chaplains for the public benefit.

The protection and preservation of human life and the relief of sickness by providing high quality pre-hospital medical treatment through a network of volunteer doctors and paramedics.

Grantham Baptist Church aims to make disciples and transform lives both in the church and in the community. Volunteers in the church serve many activities engaging both young and old from the cradle to the grave. There are outreaches to those who are disadvantaged through meals, advice for people in debt and a whole range of children's and youth activities.

LCVYS is a membership infrastructure organisation providing support to voluntary and community youth organisations and those providing a service or facility for children and young people in Lincolnshire. It was established in 1994 to provide representation, resources, support and advice for these groups to help them develop and become sustainable.

The Mutts Nutts Rescue are based in Stamford, Lincolnshire and they operate in this area (which includes Rutland, Leicestershire and Cambridgeshire) helping the local elderly and acutely or terminally ill members of the community with their pets when they can no longer manage alone

Crowland Leisure and Wellbeing Centre is a charity to provide a gym and Sports hall for physical exercise for the good of the community and extended area. The charity operates on a membership basis and is not for profit.

We operate a charity shop at 12-18 Dunstall Street, Scunthorpe, where we sell donated items to the general public. As well as operating as a retail shop, the premises are used to support service users, who use the shop as a drop in centre, we provide drinks, advice and support. We make donations to help people and organisations who suffer with or work in mental health.

Our activities are based around the education of the public in transport heritage generally, particularly in the Nottingham conurbation through preserving for posterity a collection of passenger service vehicles and associated artefacts. In August 2015 we leased a period bus garage in Hucknall to develop into a transport museum . We aim to engage all areas of the local community in our work.

Benington Community Heritage Trust was formed in November 2007 to preserve for the benefit of the people of Benington village and the nation the historical, architectural and constructional heritage in and around Benington village. The first project being considered is the acquisition, restoration and adaptation of the redundant church of All Saints for a new use.

For the benefit of the public to advance education by the provision of grants to students between 16 and 25 and to educational establishments in relation to the provision of education within the East Midlands region.

Providing information, support and services to those in Lincolnshire who have suffered brain injuries, their families and carers. Campaigning for better services for those who have suffered brain injuries.

Our general charitable purposes include the performance of musical works. Our Society is open to all members of the public with like-minded interests, subject to an appropriate audition and payment of the membership fee. Our Society performs a major production annually, with optional fundraisers throughout the year. These performances are open to all ticket-paying members of the public.

The Epworth Old Rectory is an Accredtied Museum that is open to the public to experience what it must have been like at the time the Wesley Family lived there and tells the story of this remarkable family which included John and Charles Wesley the founders of the Methodist Church. The house, which is an outstanding example of Queen Anne architecture, contains many artefacts to help tell the story.

The charitable objects of the RSPCA are to promote kindness and to prevent or suppress cruelty to animals and to do all such lawful acts as the Society may consider to be conducive or incidental to the attainment of those objectives.The RSPCA as a charity will, by all lawful means, prevent cruelty, promote kindness to and alleviate suffering of animals.

Information and support Hub for Alford and Lincolnshire for all ages dependent on the service or project. Including and not limited to Prescription Delivery for the housebound, Uniform and Baby Bank, Practical Support, Information Signposting, Community Information Point, Outreach and Wellbeing Team, Support, Mental Health Support and Workshops.

Mansfield Wildlife Rescue provides help for injured, abandoned and orphaned native wildlife with the aim to return those in care back to their natural habitat. Some examples of the wildlife we look after are badgers, foxes, hedgehogs, birds of prey, swallows etc. The areas we cover are Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, South Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.