Charities In Monmouthshire

We provide a 6 day a week community shop and cafe for all in the community to come and spend time together, to help reduce loneliness and to rekindle the sense of community in our village. We also hold supper clubs and teaching kitchens.

Presentation of public concerts and recitals.

The charity's aim is to give cardiac patients within North Gwent one of the best rehabilitation services within the UK. Fundraising activities throughout the year help us to achieve our aims in order to improve patients quality of life. Current activities include - sponsored walks, raffles, membership and cardiac rehabilitation classes.

youth clubs church events fund-raising village meetings and get-togethers polling station village flower show

To manage and maintain a village hall and playing field as recreational/social facilities for the community of Caerwent.

Lydbrook band is a voluntary organisation that gives the opportunity for people who live in and around the community to come together and enjoy making music with our fellow brass band colleagues. We give concerts in our community and sometimes travel further afield. We also teach young and older people to play brass instruments and loan them an instrument free of charge if needed.

The main activity of the Club is the provision of regular weekly youth club activities based in our premises in Bristol. There are also trips and outings, including to our residential cottage in south Wales.

The Charity operates a museum situated in the town of Usk and open to the public, with the aim of collecting, preserving and making available for research and education, artifacts and documents related to rural life in Monmouthshire.

To advance education for the public benefit by providing an assisting in the provision of facilities, not required to be provided by the local education authority for education, at the voluntary primary School at Usk and to promote the education (including social and physical training) of people resident in the area of benefit in such ways as the charity trustees think fit.

We seek to serve school communities by presenting information about the Christian faith in line with statutory requirements. When a headteacher invites us, a local worker visits the school to take part in an assembly or teach a particular aspect of the school's provision. We work in South-East Wales, mainly in Welsh-medium primary schools.

The society presents high-quality, public chamber music recitals, typically 10-12 per annum.

Amateur Dramatic Company which provides arts to the local communities throughout South Wales

We are committed to raising additional funds for the school by organising regular charitable events

encouragement, improvement and advancement of beekeeping for public benefit

To educate the public in the dramatic and operatic arts, and to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said arts.

Provision of low cost rural housing to local people

The provision Conflict resolution services ( mediation /conflict support ) within the geographical area of South Wales .Also accredited and informal training and learning provision with regards to conflict Resolution

Gwent Bach Choir provides education for the public and training for its members by producing at least three choral concerts every year, these concerts being mostly classical in content. Membership of Gwent Bach Choir is open to adults over the age of 18 who have some musical experience. Attendance at concerts is open to people of all ages but children must be accompanied by an adult. .

To promote the relief of sickness, disability and poverty for young persons under the age of 18 with a view to improving the quality of life for such persons. The Trust will primarily focus it's activities in South Wales, Newcastle-upon-Tyne & the North East, the Algarve region in Portugal or other locations as deemed appropriate by the Trustees.

To advance the public education in the history and culture of Abergavenny and surrounding area in particular by supporting Abergavenny Museum and Castle. Projects include our blue plaques trail, guided walks, town centre street survey, oral history, publication of books and a DVD. We organise lectures and visits programmes, give talks and give grants to local school children and students.

TO MAINTAIN LLANELLEN VILLAGE HALL AS A MEETING PLACE FOR THE RESIDENTS OF THE PARISH OF LLANELLEN

Operation of a social and welfare club

TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC, IN THE COMMUNITY OF MONMOUTH AND THE SURROUNDING AREA, IN THE ART OF DRAMA AND AMATEUR DRAMATICS BY THE PARTICIPATION IN, AND APPRECIATION OF, PLAYS AND OTHER DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS FROM TIME TO TIME, TO ADVANCE SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS THE TRUSTEES IN THEIR ABSOLUTE DISCRETION THINK FIT

Provides facilities to encourage community activities and sports activities

Our Vision is to see impoverished young people in Israel have equal opportunities to bloom and reach their full potential in Education Health General well-being