Charities In North Yorkshire

Regular church services, pastoral care, church hall provided for use by the parish, church open to the public for private prayer and reflection

Multi-use Village Hall supporting activities for all ages including social clubs,Rural arts activities, 10 cricket teams across gender and age groups and bowls clubs.

Provision of almshouses.

to relieve the suffering of dogs in need of care and attentionto provide and maintain foster homes for the care of such dogsto promote humane behaviour towards animals by providing appropriate care protection treatment and securityfor animals by reason of sickness malnutrition poor circumstances or ill usageto educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general

Working with young students, who are struggling to engage with mainstream education, on alternative learning experiences including outdoor activities, small animal care, horticultural and workshop projects, to gain life skills, practical learning and support for them to return to full time education.

We are a group of 45 unpaid volunteers who provide search and rescue services to people and animals who find themselves in difficulty, mainly in the countryside. We are available all day every day, whatever the weather. An Operational Support Group aid the Search and Rescue members. We depend on donations and fundraising. We assist both the Police and the Ambulance Service and other services.

OPEN MEETINGS IN YORK FOR ALL AGES FOR THE PURPOSE OF EXPLORING/REFLECTING UPON FAITH. MEETINGS AND ACTIVITIES FOR THE 5-11 YEARS. OPEN FOR ALL AGES "WALK AND TALK" EVENTS TO PROVIDE COMPANIONSHIP, SUPPORT AND CARE. GARDENING SUPPORT FOR THE MORE ELDERLY IN OUR WIDER COMMUNITY. PILLARS CAFE. PRODUCTION EVENTS TO OFFER GREATER EXPERIENCES TO THE WIDER YORK COMMUNITY.

The object of the charity is to advance the education and training of the public in particular, but not exclusively, persons who have a learning disability in radio broadcasting and media skills techniques.

The objective of the CIO is the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the Lower Derwent Valley.

Acorns Pre School provides care and education for children aged 2-5 years. It is a parent run community group employing a professional team.

Sunday Services, Sunday School, Bible Studies and fellowship gatherings.

Provides accreditation and learning for members of the army, specifically the Royal Artillery.

current activities at the community centre are:- Playgroup & Out of School Club, Whist Club, Drama Club, Tae Kwondo, Football Clubs and Rugby Clubs. Local Meetings & general adult classes in Art etc.

Public services for worship on Sunday. Children's and Clubs operate during the week. Anyone who chooses to embrace the Christian Faith will benefit from the teaching, care and support of the church. Those not yet believing or choosing not to, will still gain from the opportunity to learn about the Christian faith, observe a Christian community in action and receive love and support from the Church

The Charity has adopted a policy of using its resources almost exclusively to fund rehabilitation for alcoholics and addicts who have (a) been assessed as suitable for rehabilitation and (b) for whom no funding is available from any other sources and (exceptionally) to fund life saving or life changing surgery where the NHS would not assist

We are committed to enabling as many people as possible to worship at HBC and to support people to live out their faith. This is done through Sunday services, worship and prayer, small groups, communion, fellowship, preaching and teaching as well as the provision of pastoral care for people within the church and community and mission within the community and throughout the world.

The improvement of Agriculture, Horticulture and Livestock Breeding.

The Society responds to the needs of visually impaired people in the Harrogate district by providing among other things:- a centre for social activities, handicraft training, educational classes,home visiting,information about hospital eye clinics, a telephone befriending service, counselling, display of aids for the blind and outings.

maintains and manages a community centre for the benefit of the area of Harlow and the wider Harrogate town.

For the public benefit. To relieve the needs of homeless persons or those at risk of homelessness in Selby and the surrounding areas by the provision of temporary accommodation, providing food, drink, warmth ,washing facilities, replacement clothing, companionship, advocacy services, signposting and help accessing external support.

Rescue and care of stray, feral and unwanted cats in order to find responsible and loving new homes for them.Educate the public on animal welfare and responsible cat ownership.

youth organisation for people aged 10-26 years. Clubs arrange a weekly programme of events for their members including talks, visits and social activities. As well as weekly meetings members can also participate in sports, drama, quizzes, public speaking, community and conservation projects. Membership is open to anyone, whether they have an agricultural background or not

The promotion, advancement and improvement of agriculture, horticulture and rural crafts and skills and education by the holding of an annual show.

Providing Almshouse accommodation in Linton, North Yorkshire

To provide and maintain a viable performing arts centre for community arts organisations and emerging professional theatre groups:1. to facilitate the development and presentation of live theatre in all its forms and2. in support of the performing arts assist in the promotion, maintenance, advancement and education of the entire community of York and surrounding areas