Charities In Northumberland

To research, preserve, and promote the Northumbrian language.

Premises used for physical and mental recreation and social and moral intellectual development through the medium of meetings, lectures, classes, concerts and dances, whist drives and other beneficial entertainments

Holding fundraising events for our School children, Families and the local community.Fundraising to provide learning spaces, equipment and materials to enhance the children's education and school experience.

Grants to medical research and aid to community health projects.Aid to U.K. connections for Belarus orphans

We are a village hall in a small community. Activities include weekly Beavers, Cubs and Scouts, China restoration group, regular meetings, bingo sessions, coffee mornings, carpet bowls club, Pilates and Yoga sessions.

Providing a meeting place for all people in the area. Fund-raising to maintain the village hall to all required standards for public use.

The society organises ten lectures each year on the decorative and fine arts. It has a church recorders group whose researches produce records of the fabric and contents of churches for presentation. Volunteers assist museums and other institutions with the cataloguing and maintenance of heritage property. The society makes grants to support arts projects in the community.

To improve facilities and services on offer and promote the interests of NUDSA members.To work with Newcastle United Football Club and other football clubs' to achieve a common standard of facilities and services. To raise funds to help NUDSA achieve its aims. We currently have about 4-5 socials each year at St James' Park, there are special events just for our younger members the 'ZEBRAS'.

The provision and maintenance of a hall for the use of the inhabitants of Wark and surrounding villages without distinction of political, religious other opinions includes use for: a) meetings, lectures and classes b) other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life of the inhabitants.

Hold meetings with educational speakers. Visit places of interest, museums, historical houses & castles. On line Courses via national WI

To provide facilities for the purpose of recreation, education and other leisure time occupations for the community of Ponteland, but particularly for the elderly and people with disabilities, without distinction of political, religious or other opinions.

The Foundation brings together staff, students, parents, members of the community and grant providers with the joint vision of enhancing the education and life experiences of the students from Collingwood School & Media Arts College. It also provides opportunities for family learning and activities for students from the wider community.

Available for community events, use of groups and individuals.

Fundraising to donate to school - ie books/trips/playground equipment

Resettle refugee families under the Government Community Sponsorship scheme. Practical support for and promote health of the families.Advance the education & training of each resettled family member. Sponsor integration of refugees and local communities through practical action and partnerships with statutory and other agencies.Encourage and support other Tyneside Community Sponsorship groups

Provide classes and training in Irish Dancing

Provision and management of a local village hall. To encourage affordable hall usage especially for local groups for meetings, classes and recreation.To improve and maintain social inclusion in the area especially among the vulnerable and isolated, through providing events such as coffee mornings and film nights for people's enjoyment and to help strengthen the community spirit.

THE CHARITY'S PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES IS TO PROVIDE A COMMUNITY CENTRE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE SURROUNDING AREA WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR THE INHABITANTS. THE CHARITY SEEKS TO ACHIEVE THIS THROUGH A RANGE OF SERVICES INCLUDING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, LEISURE AND SOCIAL WELFARE ACTIVITIES.

To provide funds for the furtherance of rugby football union to those aged under 21

The village hall is used by a range of local & regional organisations and visitors, including leek club, dog club, Parish Council, St Hilda's Church, Ellingham school, Northumberland County Council, line dancing and caravaners, as well as for a wide range of private events, parties & fundraising activities.

PENSIONS FOR SPINSTERS OVER 55 YEARS OF AGE, WHO BY WAY OF ILL-HEALTH OR INFIRMITY CANNOT EARN A LIVELIHOOD

The object of the association is to advance the education of pupils in the school, in particular by:Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school. Also engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

We are a community centre who provides activities to bring the community together. We host events throughout the year such as Easter hunts, summer discos and we have an annual Christmas events for both the children and adults of the local community. We also have weekly activities: bingo, and clubs such as judo, tai chi, running and we provide room hire for the locals to have party's/functions.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education and appreciation of the art and science of brass band music in all its aspects by the presentation of public brass band concerts, tuition in the playing of brass instruments and informing the public about the heritage of brass band music in Ashington and the surrounding areas.