Charities In North Yorkshire

To promote agricultural, horticultural and other kindred arts and interests

Providing high quality, affordable and accessible day care for parents in the local community in an environment where children are safe and secure with a variety of activities to stimulate play and learning.

The promotion for the benefit of the public of urban or rural regeneration in areas of social and economic deprivation (and in particular in the Whitby district and surrounding area).

The charity adopted the following strategies:a) To build on the successful events programme by improving the quality and profitability of core events;b) To expand the membership of both Patrons and the Music Custodians whilst delivering the benefits of membership;c) To generate income from appropriate Charitable Trusts and Heritage Organisations;d) To maintain a firm control on costs.

The furtherance of the Religious and Charitable Purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain within North and East Yorkshire and beyond. We hold Meetings for Worship at Beverley, Hull, Kirkbymoorside, Malton, Pickering, Scarborough, Whitby and RAF Fylingdales; provide grants to projects within our Quaker ethos; and provide Quaker Chaplains at Hull Prisons and Hull University.

To enhance the development and education of children primarily under statutory school age; offering play, education and care facilities, in a pre school setting, in accordance with the early years foundation stage.

Apply income for any charitable purpose relating to NHS wholly or mainly for the services provided by Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust

Our sim is for Easingwold and District to be a community where all residents have a good quality of life and a sense of well-being and belonging. Our main activities are:A Community Car SchemeMeals on WheelsA Carers sitting serviceA Befriending serviceTelephone BefriendingCollecting shopping and prescriptionsKnit and Natter groupCrossword ClubCommunity MinibusSocial Inclusion

The Charity provides confidential emotional support to those who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those who may be at risk of suicide, with the aim of improving their emotional health and reducing the incidence of suicide. The Charity operates a telephone helpline which is open 24 hours a day; 365 days a year. Our support allows contacts to explore difficult feelings.

The church of Christ Church, High Harrogate is home to a thriving Christian worshipping community of all ages. We are part of the Anglican (Church of England) tradition, but welcome Christians of all traditions.

Utilising our support line and Drop in Centre, we offer early intervention, support and signposting for those struggling with mental health and day to day life, by assisting access to relevant support depending on need. Co-working with as a trusted partner with the NHS and other like minded charities. We also provide Mental Health First Aid, Suicide Prevention, and Safeguarding training.

TO PROVIDE THE NECESSARY FACILITIES FOR THE DAILY CARE AND RECREATION OF CHILDREN OUT OF SCHOOL HOURS AND TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF THE STAFF IN THIS PROVISION.

PROVIDING EDUCATION & INFORMATION TO SUPPORT AND ENABLE PARENTS/CARERS TO MAXIMISE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEIR CHILDRENRAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE ISSUES AFFECTING INDIVIDUALS, PARENTS / CARERS AND THEIR CHILDREN WITH H.I.PROVIDING WORKSHOPS, FORUMS, AND GENERAL SUPPORTPROVIDING RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS, PARENTS /CARERS AND CHILDREN WITH H. I.

A M Fenton Trust focuses on charities based in the north of England.

The Clubs charity objective is the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for gymnastics.

We provide good quality child care within the governments guidelines curriculum. All staff are qualified and are working within the EYFS curriculum. We are registered with ofsted & can take 2-5 year olds.

Resurrected Bites CIO collects food surplus from local food businesses, quality-controls it, and then redistributes it to people in food poverty via low-cost community groceries in Harrogate and Knaresborough.

Glusburn Community and Arts Centre (GCAC) provides facilities for local organisations serving the local community in particular meeting the needs of children, the elderly and the disabled. The range of services includes dance, drama, fitness and sporting activities.Additionally GCAC organises events aimed at furthering the arts and providing entertainment for the local and wider community.

SLAM CDT PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY TO ENGAGE IS SPORTING, CULTURAL ACTIVITIES AS WELL AS PROVIDING MEETING SPACES. SLAM CDT ALSO OPERATE A COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMME TO PROVIDE HEALTH FITNESS AND EDUCATION TO YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY. SLAM CDT ALSO OPERATE A COMMUNITY TRANSPORT OPERATION

THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY, TOGETHER WITH THE TEAM RECTOR, TO PROMOTE IN THE PARISH THE WHOLE MISSION OF THE CHURCH: PASTORAL, EVANGELISTIC, SOCIAL AND ECUMENICAL.

Masham Town Hall was opened in 1913 to provide recreational, educational, social welfare, artistic and sporting opportunities, and a venue for meetings and public gatherings, for the people of Mashamshire.The Community Charity maintains and improves the Masham Town Hall building to offer the widest possible range of such opportunities.

To maintain and offer support and therapies to sufferers of multiple sclerosis, including hyberbaric oxygen, physiotherapy, counselling etc. To promote all research necessary to find the cause, cure and prevention of MS and to aid and to improve the condition of those suffering from it.

The organisation rescues, rehabilitates and re-homes cats in need across North and East Yorkshire, while educating the public on feline welfare via its website, social media channels, and seasonal fundraising events.

The Charity's objective is to relieve elderly people living within the Borough of Scarborough who are in need, in particular but not exclusively by reason of financial hardship or disability, by providing housing for rent and items, services or facilities calculated to reduce the needs of such persons. We own 40 flats which are let at less than market rents to elderly people.

The charity supports a range of charitable health related activities for the benefit of service users and staff of Bradford District Care Trust