Charities In Northumberland

Provide halls and rooms for organisations to hire. We have four rooms available to hire. Our large hall can hold up to 200 people for various activitiesOur small hall again can be used for various activities and holds up to 80 personsThe new community room holds smaller events for up to 12 personsOur meeting room is regularly used for coffee mornings and a welcome place for our residents

The Trust carries out projects in pursuance of its objective to preserve the historical, architectural, and constructional heritage in and around the Borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed.

A youth resource for young people living in the Allen Valleys and surrounding areas where they can access support, informal education, advice and guidance and participate in programmes of physical, educational and other activities helping young people to develop their skills and self-confidence to enable them to participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals;

The object of the Trust is the payment of donations to such charitable bodies or institutions as the trustees may in their absolute discretion from time to time determine.

Rental of studio space to local artists.Rental of space for a coffee shop.Rental of space for groups or individuals for the purpose of running art courses/events/groups/ exhibitions, and to local community groups.Organisation of music, art and community events.

To develop, promote and advance Guiding in Northumberland, in libe with the Guide Association's Mission and Vision which is 'The Guide Association, as part of a worldwide movement, enables girls and young women to fulfil their potential and take an active and rsponsible role in society through its distinctive, stimulating and enjoyable programme of activities delivered by trained volunteer leaders

Manage property and investments for distribution in accordance with the deed to the defined people in the Parish of Wark and Simonburn

We provide a friendly venue which supports many community activities which includes; education, health, leisure, meetings, parties, celebrations and entertainment. The centre is also a venue which provides a meeting place where members of the community can meet.

We aim to Educate people about mining at Nenthead and in the North Pennines by researching, restoring, maintaining, owning and exploring the historic and natural features relating to mining,quarrying and smelting. We guide people into an old lead and zinc mine, carry out maintenance of the ancient monument, hold an archive of documents and have a collection of mining artefacts.

The provision and maintenance of two village halls for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Broomhaugh and Riding Mill and visitors to the village (without distinction of political, religious or other opinions) for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving their quality of life.

The Management Committee of the Vyner Park Charity will manage and develop the amenity and recreational value of the land and fixed assets within Vyner Park, Swarland, Northumberland in consultation with the wider local community and key users groups. It will balance the needs of individual user groups.

To advance the Christian Faith through church services; Bible studies; children's groups; mother & toddler group; special Bible ministry weekends; sponsoring missionaries abroad.

This charity has now become active on the successful completion of the transfer of assets from the old unincorporated association of the same name. The main function of the charity is the management of Westfield Park, Longhoughton's sport and community centre. The charity will also be expected to play its part in planning for the future progress of the local community.

Blanchland Village Hall is run for the benefit of community and inhabitants of the surrounding area. The hall is available for private hire by anyone, with kitchen and bar facilities available. Toddler groups, over 60s lunches, sports activities for all ages are held regularly, as are coffee mornings. charity cake stalls, entertainment and supper evenings. Wifi available

The Shirley Community Chaplaincy( North East) helps,supports and encourages ex-offenders to integrate successfully back into society. We offer counselling,practical support and a range of activities to assist ex- offenders to make the transition out of prison.Activities include; camping,fishing, walking and visits to places of interest. Ex- offenders are encouraged to train as peer mentors.

To provide residential accommodation for the poor and needy residing in or near Earsdon, Newburn and Shilbottle.

The charity exists to offer assistance to individuals or groups who require first aid, rescue or removal from underground environments in Northern England and the Isle of Man.The charity is also able to offer educational facilities to individuals or groups on the dangers of the underground environment (in particular disused mines) in Northern England and the Isle of Man.

The fund assists serving and retired officers and their partners in times of need. As well as providing financial support by way of grants or interest free loans to those suffering hardship, we also cover out-of-pocket expenses incurred in using convalescent homes which provide a range of therapies to assist in the rehabilitation of officers.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND OVERSEAS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STATEMENT OF FAITH PRODUCED BY THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE; TO RELIEVE PEOPLE WHO ARE IN CHARITABLE NEED BECAUSE OF SICKNESS OR POOR HEALTH, AGE, FINANCIAL HARDSHIP; PROVISION OF ADVICE, THE PROMOTIONS OF GOOD PRACTICES TO COMBAT SUCH CONDITIONS AND PROVISION OF RESOURCES TO ALLEVIATE OR PREVENT NEED.

to provide Village Hall facilities for the people of Wylam and the surrounding area

Grant making

Northumberland Heavy Horse Heritage activities are to advance education of the public in the heritage of agriculture, industry and country life and in particular the role of the heavy horse in the development of agriculture, industry and country life.

The Berwick Stadium Trust aims to provide excellent sporting facilities for the town and surrounding area, particularly but not exclusively for participation by all age groups and abilities in the playing of football.

Reviewing local planning proposals and submitting views. Attending consultation meetings and public hearings where appropriate.Presenting slide shows to interested parties.Arranging visits to places of historical and/or environmental interest.Publishing a quarterly journal "City and County"Campaigning as deemed necessary to protect landscape and heritage

to promote the benefit of the all inhabitants of Stocksfield and itsneighbourhood, without distinction by associating with local authorities,voluntary organisations and inhabitants in a common effort to advanceeducation and provide facilities in the interests of social welfare forrecreational and leisure time occupation with the object of improving theconditions of life for residents.