Charities In Monmouthshire

General charitable purposes (101).Children/young people (201).Elderly/old people (202).People with disabilities (203).Makes grants to individuals (301).

Promoting road safety through improving driving standards and preparing candidates for the Advanced Driving Test

Various activities in pursuance of objects.Monthly open meetings second Monday each month, 7pm, at Maggie's Cheltenham. For current details see website cotswoldsprostatecancer.org/meetings. Men concerned about, particularly if recently diagnosed with, prostate cancer very welcome, as are their partners.

to promote and publish the history of the County of Gwent

Since our aim is to further cultural relations with France and to strengthen members' knowledge of France, the French language and the French way of life we have regular lectures, in French, on varied aspects of French culture - literature, art, music - or travel in France - or the French language - or, indeed any aspect of French life or history.

The Nelson Garden in Monmouth is located behind Monnow Street and can be accessed by a footpath from Monnow Street Car Park. Volunteer gardeners maintain the Garden on a weekly basis between March and November and it is open to the public three times a week during the summer. A committee organise fund-raising events throughout the year. The Nelson Garden is available for hire.

Rent received from land, owned by the charity, is paid out in equal sums, twice yearly, to people residing in the parish of Tregaer, Monmouthshire, Wales, over the age of 65 years.

To advance the Christian religion by restoration, repair & preservation of St. Marys Priory Church, Abergavenny. To advance the education of the public in the history of the church & to encourage the young in the playing of musical instruments & the learning of the art & science of classical music. To provide facilities for recreation in the interest of social welfare for the inhabitants of Aberga

Gives financial help to scouting in the Abergavenny area as defined by the trust deed. Receives requests from scout groups in the Abergavenny area for financial help with repair, camping equipment etc.

Through the running of the Parent Teacher Association (PTA), we hope to develop relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school, and engage in activities, provide facilities and equipment which support the school.We promote the Welsh language for the pupils of Ysgol Gymraeg Y Fenni, and to promote education through the medium of the Welsh Language.

Relief of poverty

The provision of practical and verbal advice to individuals wishing to improve their driving skills for the benefit of road safety.

Relief of Poverty

SUPPORT OF LLANDDEWI RHYDDERCH BAPTIST CHAPEL

We raise money for charities locally and abroad. We give prizes to local comprehensive schools. We have a service day each year for local or international community. We assist Rotary with their charities.

We are a fundraising organisation to help provide improved facilities and educational experience for the pupils of King Henry VIII Comprehensive School

Education of history,architecture and geography of Shirenewton Monmouthshire and surrounding parishes.To assist in the preservation,protection,development and improvement of features of historical and/or public interest of Shirenewton Monmouthshire and adjoining parishes

The Group aims to protect and study badgers, and where necessary offers assistance in dealing with the problems they may cause

Relief of poverty. Elderly/old people/ Makes grants to individuals.

to give a voucher to exchange in local businesses for food or fuel to anyone over 60 years of age who have lived in the parish for 5 or more years. Currently given in the provision of a free 4 course seasonal luncheon or afternoon tea to all Tintern Seniors aged 60 and over in a safe, warm, friendly environment, or delivered to their home. The food is provided by Tintern businesses.

RELIEF OF POOR, DISABLED AND AGED IN PARISHES OF BETTWS, NEWYDD AND CLYTHA.

Cylch Meithrin Trefynwy is a Welsh medium playgroup (Cylch Meithrin) that runs sessional care for children aged 2-4 years, serving the Monmouth and surrounding areas. The setting is a packaway provision where areas are set out daily that reflect the aims and principles of the Foundation Phase to support and encourage the children's learning and development.

Improving the physical conditions for thyroid cancer patients receiving treatment at Velindre hospital, Cardiff. Developing gardens outside treatment rooms to provide a pleasant outlook for patients. A mural to provide an interesting view for patients. Providing information booklets for patients. Raising funds for new projects that will benefit thyroid cancer patients specifically.

Provide open area for recreation, including a small children's play area

Provides funds for the maintenace and upkeep of St. Peter's Church, Dixton, Monmouth