Charities In Monmouthshire

Improve Usk by the imaginative planting of trees, shrubs, bulbs and floral displays. Address environmental issues and preserve wildlife. Work with and educate the youngsters in Usk from nursery to junior age. Continuously plant and maintain the current flower beds and tubs around the town. Foster partnerships with other organisations in Usk to achieve these aims.

Provision of village hall premises for meetings, activities etc.

To promote the appreciation and display of works of art in the Brecknock Area.To purchase works of art related to the culture, society and environment of Brecknock and its surrounding areas

Monmouth Choral Society is a mixed amateur choir of 40 singers, conducted by Dr Steven Kings. There are four public performances a year of major and less well known choral works in Monmouth. Choral workshops are regularly held and the choir is supported by 'Friends'

Supporting bees and beekeepers in the developing world: to alleviate poverty, develop sustainable livelihoods, and maintain biodiversity.

Agricultural Show & Activities throughout the year. Main event is the Llanthony Valley show which is an annual event on the first Saturday in August. The charity also organises Sheep dog Trials, Stonewalling competition and other local activities throughout the year.

Provision of Village Hall and surrounding land for benefit of all residents of the Three Parishes of Llanishen, Trellech Grange and Llanfihangel Tor-Y-Mynydd.

To provide a recreational facility for the local community, with particular emphasis on youth activities.

The church supports the local community by having conventions, open days and regular worship.

The Charity raised the funds to build and equip a modern, larger Therapy Centre enabling the West of England MS Therapy Centre ltd to move to this donated, easily accessible site for those living with a Neurological Condition in 2012. The Charity is responsible for the building and has the head lease with the Local Authority.

The Society aims to present first-class performances of a wide variety of choral music, working with first rate soloists and orchestras, to educate the public in the arts and sciences of choral music and to enhance the arts culture of the town. By rehearsing great choral works, the society promotes well-being and social cohesion among its members and the audiences.

Youth Activities

The object of this charity is to advance education in the arts for the public benefit among economically and socially disadvantaged primary school children in Gloucestershire, Monmouthshire and neighbouring counties by providing them with access to free creative arts-based activities including visual arts, drama, dance, music, singing, gardening and cookery.

TO provide a facility for the community to use for recreation and learning activities.

Manage the hall on behalf of the community. The hall is used by a variety of small organisations and local people.

To raise funds for Magor CIW VA Primary School for the benefit of children attending the school.

The ongoing running of a Village Hall for the village of Llandogo.

Running and maintaining a Community Centre to provide leisure and learning facilities. The Centre is owned by Monmouthshire County Council and leased to the Charity.

The furtherance of music performance, teaching and competition to the general public and to our peers.

The Society is a voluntary organisation open to everyone.Its main purpose is to advance the enhancement, protection and conservation of the countryside and other amenities of the Brecon Beacons National Park for the benefit of the public, working with other public bodies in England and Wales.The Society also runs a series of guided walks throughout the year.

Provision and maintenance of a village hall and its surrounding land for the population of Hewelsfield, Brockweir,and district for meetings,lectures,educational classes and organised events. Facility to play indoor bowls,yoga, tennis and other physical activities. Both indoor and outside activities for children and young people.

We operate as a drop-in centre, help whoever comes in with a need. We help people with anything, if we are not able to do so, we help them to seek professional assistance by providing interpreting/translating. We also support Government agencies & public organisations to delivery their services by interpreting/translating and liaising for them.

Provision of recreational and educational facilities for the local community; access and enjoyment of the local environment; fundraise to maintain and service such facilities.

general scouting activities for young people from age 6-16.