Charities In Northamptonshire

THE CHARITY WAS CREATED IN 1997 AND OPERATES UNDER THE SHORTER NAME OF RIESS. IT HOLDS PERIODIC SEMINARS AT APETHORPE PALACE (PE85DJ) ON EAST WEST STRATEGIC RELATIONS AND HAS STRONG ASSOCIATION WITH OXFORD UNIVERSITY AND CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.

THE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF THE CHURCH OF ST LAURENCE, BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON AND DIOCESE OF PETERBOROUGH TOGETHER WITH ITS CHURCHYARD

We provide supervised rides to disadvantaged adults and children. We have trained volunteers, who help out weekly, all of whom give their time freely.

The charity runs summer camps for all ages to experience a simple life living as a Quaker community.

Income is applied for the general benefit of the inhabitants of the Ecclesiastical Parishes of St. John the Baptist and St. David, Kingsthorpe, Northampton.

Hire halls and rooms to organisations and individuals. Fund raise to sustain our charity by holding various events, activities and shows.

Maintenance and repairs to All Saints & St Mary's Church building, Pilton

To provide Almshouse accomodation

Provision & maintenance of 5 Grade 1 listed almshouse cottages. Applicants for residence must be from the Corby Northants rural area. No care services are provided.

To provide trained first response volunteers to attend medical emergencies as directed by the East Midlands Ambulance Service, prior to the arrival of a fast response vehicle or ambulance.To educate the general public by providing training in basic life support.To the provision and maintenance of community funded defibrillators.To provide first aid cover at local community events.

Our aim is to eliminate the boundaries which Deaf, blind or Deaf blind people are faced with on a day to day basis; to try and raise awareness; create opportunities both social and career wise; and to destroy the pejorative image that is associated with the Deaf, blind and Deaf blind. We are attempting to enable these young individuals to enjoy and live the normal lives they are entitled to.

Local Scout group, beavers through to explorers

Members form interest groups covering as wide a range of topics and activities as they desire; by the members, for the members. No qualifications are sought or offered. Learning is for its own sake, with enjoyment being the prime motive. There is no distinction between the learners and the teachers; they are all U3A members.

We provide a hall for WI, guides, brownies, rainbows and the general public. Activities include a dance school, childrens parties, and various clubs. We cater for all ages. The hall is run by the trustees, together with representatives from the various organisations that use the hall.

To promote the education of the public in matters connected with the arts and sciences of garden land, and secondly, to preserve, enhance and recreate for the education and enjoyment of the public, whatever garden land may exist or have existed in and around the County of Northampton.

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the parish of Welton, Northamptonshire and its immediate vicinity without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for: a) meetings,lectures and classesb) other forms of recreation and leisure time occupations with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants

We are a member group of The Riding for the Disabled Association which co-ordinates all groups ensuring standards of safety & teaching & providing information & training opportunities.Riding sessions are taken by a trained instructor and each rider has up to three helpers according to their level of competence.

As a village hall we hire the building to regular users including: - Dance class, keep fit club, indoor bowls, Parish Council meetings, after school club, camera club, yoga. We also hire the hall for parties, receptions and other casual uses. Once a year the hall is used for an OAP christmas party funded and organised by a seperate committee. Poling Venue during elections.

Administers the Village Hall and promotes activities within it.

Sponsoring and managing events, arranging collections and receiving donations for fund raising. Making donations in cash or kind, activities for disadvantaged young and old people, educational events for young people of all abilities, educational links with overseas students, helping to sponsor international aid projects where needed. Managing 4 'in-house' trusts.

Warmington Village Hall used by the local Community for various activities ie Adult Education Classes, Indoor Bowling, Keep Fit classes, Toddler Group, Weddings, Funerals, Ballroom Dancing, parties, Council Elections and many other activites.

Financial assistance to people who are both sick and poor residing in the former Borough of Kettering.

Brackley Hogwatch carries out research into the decline of the hedgehog species, and investigates the reasons for decline in the Northamptonshire area. The charity actively raises awareness in the local community by encouraging the reporting of sick and underweight hedgehogs, and provide grants to further the research and improve survival rates, and provides education, advice and information.

Help and educate boys and girls through leisure time activities to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society. So that their conditions of life may be improved.This is achieved by making grants, when funds permit, to individuals and youth organizations in accordance with the Trust Deed.

Almshouses