Charities In Northumberland

We aim to offer women the best opportunity to make an impact in their communities, to influence local, national and world issues affecting the social, economic and environmental life of families and communities & the chance to learn & teach new skills.

Assist with the cost of neutering and spaying feral & semi-Ferral cats to control population build up and reduce problems. Provide advice and information on the care of cats and kittens to all ages and sections of the community. In some circumstances we assist with the cost of vetinery treatment of domestic cats after consultation with vets. We operate in the rural areas of North Northumberland.

The 5th Berwick Scout Group caters for young people from all sexes and creeds in the Berwick area.We are part of the national Scouting organisation and we provide activities which educate and enhance a childs skills in dealing with the outside world.We offer a community facility and encourage as wide a range of community groups as possible to share the facilities at minimum cost.

Archaeological society promoting and supporting research into the occuaption of Roman North East England in general, and the Roman fort at South Shields in particular, through annual conference, Roman re-enactment and publication programme. Also supports the wider archaeology and history of South Shields.

The aim of the project is to coordinate, support and train local volunteers in conserving and enhancing the special qualities of the Northumberland Coast AONB, this could be through;1. Wildlife and habitat conservation activities2. Beach Cleaning3. Dealing with invasive and non-native species4. Plant and wildlife monitoring and recording5. Improving access to the coast.

We provide open space, football pitch, playground facilities and BMX half pipe for children and young persons.

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

Womens Institute

RAISING FUNDS TO DONATE TO ST MARY'S RC FIRST AIDED SCHOOL, HENCOTES, HEXHAM.

AWARDING GRANTS TO YOUNG PEOPLE, AND ORGANISATIONS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, IN THE PARISH OF FORD AND ETAL IN NORTHUMBERLAND, TO FURTHER THEIR EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT.

the relief of patients and former patients of the Berwick Hospitals who are sick. To educate the public in the needs of patients and to supplement the service provided by the Berwick Hospitals.

various of interest to members

NSN organises regional steel pan activities, including Northern Steel Orchestra.

Education; social interaction

Provides facilities for rowing, paddling and other water sports to promote physical health and fitness

exhibitions,displays, lectures

The aim are to enable women who are interested in issues associated with rural life, including arts, crafts and sciences to improve and develope conditions of rural life, to advance thier education in citizenship, in public questions both national and internatial, in music, drama and other culturual subjects. It seeks to give to women the oppertunity of working together through the W.I

To advance the Christian religion by preaching the Christian gospel and teaching the doctrines of the Holy Scriptures.In furtherance thereof disseminating Christian literature by gift or sale.

Help in community

Meetings with speakers and demonstrators

Cambo WI provides social meeting opportunities for local women. It meets monthly on the third Monday at 7.15pm. We are committed to supporting educational needs through an Educational Bursary Fund.

The Trust shall be for the benefit of the inhabitants of Heddon on the Wall.

Researching War Memorials in the area between the River Tweed and Tees. The results are available to the general public through our website www.newmp.org.uk.

the Cambois Community Association was set up in 1996 to try to improve the quality of life for everyone that lives in or around the exmining village of Cambois

Each week, a team of readers records the Hexham Courant, Tynedale's local newspaper, for distribution to blind and partially sighted people, and to other disabled people unable to read a printed newspaper. Recordings are copied onto memory sticks, and posted on Friday evenings. Listeners return the sticks to be re-used for the following week's recording. We normally have around 100 listeners.