Charities In North Somerset

Acts as an umbrella group to support and facilitate contact between groups and individuals interested in local history and archaeology. Publishes a quarterly Newsletter, booklets and an annual list of speakers and leaders of walks; organises an annual local history study day; organises volunteers; offers schools prizes and small grants for local history research; liaises with local authorities

Donations made to charities specified under the terms of the Trust Deed

has an interest in all aspects of Clevedon as a town, historical, environmental and developmental. The society has open meetings twice per month along with many planned events. The trustees and committee meet monthly.

The LANCE Trust is dedicated to stopping and reversing the decline of wildlife habitats and species in the parish of Long Ashton near Bristol.

To advance the education of adults in the Bristol area, in literacy. We work on a 1:1 basis, with the Coach/Reader pair meeting twice each week. All Coaches are volunteers and are trained in the phonics method. All reading materials are provided for the Reader, at no cost to him/her. There is no time limit within which the Reader has to achieve a certain standard of literacy.

We are a small charity that raises money to support our school children in their learning. We provide funds for provisions to enable the children to have high quality experiences that they may not noramlly have access to.

6 Talks each year on Jewish Cultural Topics6 Films each year at the Scott Cinema in Bristol with Jewish Themes

rental income only from land

Conservation of industrial heritage in the unitary authorities that make up the former Country of Avon. Provision of advice on the industrial archaeology of the area.

Provide premises for the holding of meetings, social and educational activities.

Providing information about Waste and Energy issues.

VOLUNTEER FIRE UNIT AND MUSEUM

NDI supports elderly and disabled people, their relatives, and carers in North Somerset by:Promoting their care, welfare, and education.Providing information and advice on disability issues and helping identify benefit entitlement individuals may have.Working to improve the quality of their lives.Championing access issues.

Management of village hall.

Support group for Weston-super-Mare Museum. We hold speaker meetings, visits to other museums and heritage sites, and do fundraising. Some members do voluntary work in the museum. Also apply for grants for the museum's work

A rural youth movement for members aged between 10-26 years. YFC offers young people the opportunity to gain skills and confidence in public speaking, sports, cultural skills like dancing, drama, entertainments, pantomime and stockjudging, skills for life, training, social events and meetings.

To advance the education of pupils in the school.

Providing Ambulance Aid to Equestrian, Sporting and Community events. To provide training in First Aid to members of the public.

The Backwell Foundation provides financial support in the form of small grants to individuals or families in need, in the civil parishes of Backwell and Brockley.

The provision of facilities for voice training, instruction and training in diction and elocution for any person who shall be authorised to read or speak in any Anglican Church in the Diocese of Bath and Wells

Grants to voluntary sector youth leaders for instructor training.

A local community brass band based in Portishead playing concerts for the public to further the playing of brass instruments in the area

We provide a range of activities aimed at supporting the over 50s particularly those that are lonely and isolated.

The charity supports the operation of a lifeboat service in the Bristol Channel from Weston to the Severn Bridge and across to Wales

FUNDRAISING; MAKING GRANTS FOR WORKS TO THE FABRIC OF THE CHURCH