Charities In Medway

The Society's area of interest is the pre-1974 city boundaries of Rochester including urban Strood.The Society's activities cover guided tours of Rochester, publication of leaflets/books on the City's history and making representation on relevant planning applications to Medway Council.The Society is represented on many bodies in the area covering tourism, built environment and conservation.

We encourage individuals to aspire in all areas of their lives through seminars provided free.We support and encourage family unionWe hold couples Dinner once a year for married couples (Annually).Village / Town Conferences.We hold seminars, conferences and conventions (Annually and Bi-monthly. As the need arises), for men, women (married or single)., youths and teens, widows as well.

To provide support and development of young persons through pursuits via weekly meetings and nights away through camping to secure an indepandant and confident approach in activities a young person may never have encountered. Team work is strongly encompassed in many activities and at all times the long established spirit of the scouting association is promoted.

Friends of Riverside Primary School organises fun, family friendly and community events in order to raise funds for Riverside Primary School.

The advancement of Education of people including the teaching of Bengali language and promoting a better understanding of Bengali culture, heritage and history. The promotion of Social Inclusion for the public benefit among women who are socially excluded from society, or parts of society, in particular members of the Bangladeshi community living in Medway, Kent and the surrounding area.

We organise work days to maintain and improve the nature reserve, check the site regularly for issues and monitor wildlife. We also hold events on site, fund raise and carry out projects, ensure the upkeep of the site, and promote our activities in the local area and online.

1) TO PRESERVE, RESTORE, EXHIBIT AND OPERATE FOR PUBLIC BENEFIT THE 1939 BRISTOL K5GDOUBLE-DECK BUS REGISTERED GKE 68: AND(2) TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBL IC IN THE HISTORY AND USE OF THEBUS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE HISTORY AND ROLE OF THE CHATHAM A NDDISTRICT TRACTION COMPANY.

Warren Wood Primary Academy PTFA advances the education of pupils in the school by developing effective relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school and by engaging in fundraising activities to support the school and its pupils.

We raise funds to give the children items that the School budget cannot run to

We are small group of volunteers who are connected to the school who fundraise in the interest of providing items for the educational and well being needs of all children at our school.We hold events such as a Summer Fair, Cake Bakes, Christmas Shop's to raise money on School property, and have provided library books, playground markings, Read,Wrire Ink books and contributed to a mini bus.

Activities run by The Friends of Hempstead Junior school include Disco's, quiz nights, bingo nights, Fayres and raffles.

We are a uniformed organisation, that does various activites, in various companies throughout Kent and South East London. Our age range is from 5 yrs to 19 years. Boys and Girls can earn different badges, and take part in organised activities run by their local company or the Battalion.

Provides a meeting point for ex Royal Naval,Royal Marine's Wren's,Qans and associates twice a month,provides a Welfare service and support for all of the above along with social outing and reunions

Operating the Cross Park Pavilion and grounds on an agreement from the Allhallows Parish Council. Organising regular social events for the charity and local third parties. Use of the football pitch by a local team. Access for the public to the site for walking/dog walking. Conservation, improvement and public access to the site.

Uniformed youth organisation providing training and adventurous actiivities for young people aged 10 to 17 years. Using a nautical theme based on the customs and traditions of the Royal Navy.Cadets can gain nationally recognised and accredited qualifications such as Royal Yachting Association, British Canoe Union, BTEC, D of E and much more.

The advancement of the Christian Faith Worldwide in accordance with the doctrines set out in the statement of faith.The relief of poverty through by giving to the less privilege in the society at large

Social functions for community, pre school, bingo, quiz nights, indoor bowling, dancing instruction and weddings, birthday parties, etc

Provide a building for use by local groups

Advancing music education by raising and disbursing funds; making grants to individuals of 21 years or less (music students to 25 years), who through financial disadvantage may be denied access to appropriate music activity (recipients will live in or receive school education in Kent or Medway) and will support youth group musical activities by advocacy, grants and provision of opportunities.

Small hall in village location for hire to clubs, associations and for private hire up to 60 people

To advance the Christian religion through the running of ecumenical worship, events and activities in the Medway towns and surrounding areas.

Medway Culture Club deliver supplementary education & activities which celebrate diversity in areas such as: the arts & culture, literature, history, careers & current affairs. Through a combination of structured lessons, practical play, social interaction and mentorship. Designed and delivered by qualified teachers and youth-workers, supported by industry professionals within our organisation.

The 1701 Society provides support for the educational activities of children at Sir Joseph Williamson's Mathematical School in Rochester. Largely supported by former pupils, as well as current and former parents, it allows those who have an affinity to the school and hold it in high regard to make a regular donation which supports the current pupils at the school.

Aims are the study and recording of the flora and fauna of Kent, promotion of nature conservation, and provision of a means of communication between naturalists in the county. This is carried out through programmes of outdoor and indoor meetings; publication of documents; appointment of recorders to act as referees for particular taxa; and support for appropriate activities by outside bodies.

To raise funds for use in supporting the enrolled children's educational and social development, through planned fundraising activities and events.