Charities In Nottingham City

Think Children offers an early intervention service for children with emerging emotional, social and/or behavioural issues mainly in the City and County of Nottinghamshire. Think Children can offer training courses/ workshops on postive behaviour support for parent/carers

Community Cafe, Playgroup, Children's Dance, Children's Exercise, Adult Tap, Chair Zumba & Social, Yoga inc Pre and Postnatal, self help groups for people who stammer, Aphasia, Arthritis Care, AA, Bobbin Lace, Art Classes, Counselling for adults, Home Care, Education for adults with learning difficulties, Community Garden Group, NHS physio sessions, Space for meetings & training

Charity donates funds to worthy causes in the UK and Israel

Advance the Christian religion for the benefit of the community.

The charity is a Sikh Temple, holding various fundraising events and religious activities

Building relationships with churches/other faith charities across Nottingham/shire as they help people break free from poverty and isolation arising from injustice and inequality. We achieve this by: INSPIRING people to engage with communities; EQUIPPING and partnering organisations to enhance and develop their skills and resources; and CONNECTING churches and faith organisations in networks.

Working in Nottingham City providing childcare and education for children between the ages of 2 and 5 in accordance with the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum . The group can have up to 26 children per session which can range from 2 hours to 6.5 hours staffed according to legal ratios . The group is inclusive and has children attending who have a wide range of needs, skills and abilities.

The Church is an evangelical christian organisation and is part of the Baptist denomination of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It seeks to promote the Christian Faith and is eager to serve the local community as well as supporting various christian ministries around the world.

72 services of public worship are held each year.3 groups for children and young people run regularly. 4 groups for adults meet weekly for discussion, study and prayer. Fund raising events held to help local and national charities.Premises are made available for a wide range of local community groups.

Aspley Partnership makes available to the local community meeting spaces at the Minver Crescent Sports Centre, Aspley. The facilities may be hired for sports and other activities that benefit the local community. Aspley Partnership funds and co-ordinates a range of targeted activities e.g.

Activities are those connected with a religious organisation. They include fund-raising, care of the disadvantaged, religious teachings and educational activities for adults and children.

To advance the christian faith in accordance with the Statement of Beliefs as set out in schedule attached to the Memorandum and Article.To help relieve sickness through prayer, and help relieve financial hardship and promote and preserve good health by the provision of short term interest free loans, meals or services of any kind including through the provision of counselling and support.

To exhibit the love of Christ to the communities we find ourselves and make the communities a better place.

Include, regular public worship open to all and pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved. Special services for funerals, weddings and baptism. Specific activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers, youth and special needs groups, including vulnerable families. These groups are open to all. Specific support for those seeking asylum. Supports charities in the UK and overseas.

Advancement of education,greek orthodox culture,dancing and drama.Relief of elderly,sick and disabled members of the greek community.Communal meetings of the elderly and younger members of the community.

CHURCH-BASED ORGANISATION, WITH A CHRISTIAN ETHOS, WILL1.PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY OF WILFORD AND NEIGHBOUROUGHING AREA MOVING TOWARDS THE GOVERNMENT GOALS OF EVERY CHILD MATTERS 2.MAKE PROVISION FOR A CHILDREN???S BREAKFAST CLUB AND ALSO PROVIDE AFTER SCHOOL CARE3.BY ENCOURAGING PARENTS TO UNDERSTAND AND PROVIDE FOR THE NEEDS OF THEIR CHILDREN THROUGH COMMUNITY GROUPS

The charity operates to fulfill its objects by providing facilities for playing croquet in Highfields Park, University Boulevard, Nottingham, NG7 2PS. In addition to encouraging social play, it teaches beginners and gives more advanced coaching, organises local competitions, enters teams in regional leagues and hosts national tournaments.

WE ARE ACTIVE IN CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES AND ARE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THESE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:1. CHRISTIAN EVANGELICAL SOUL WINNING PROGRAMME.2. EDUCATION/TRAINING - BASIC COMPUTER.3. YOUTH PROGRAMME.4. LOW PRICE COMMONDITIES DISTRIBUTION TO THE COMMUNITY.5. ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN ECUMENICAL ACTIVITIES.6. COUNSELLING AND PROVISION OF EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION SERVICES.

Our activities are based around the education of the public in transport heritage generally, particularly in the Nottingham conurbation through preserving for posterity a collection of passenger service vehicles and associated artefacts. In August 2015 we leased a period bus garage in Hucknall to develop into a transport museum . We aim to engage all areas of the local community in our work.

Our organization concerns partner organisations working together to improve the financial lives of people and communities in Nottingham. Activities include joint working across a range of financial wellbeing/resilience issues, policy, events, and training/ education, gathering data and insights. It also includes employing/ contracting a consultant whose role is to coordinate the partnerships work.

The objective of the charity is to raise funds to assist those with physical or mental disabilities.

The provision of almshouses and their management and maintenance to ensure that the residents enjoy a high quality of life during their retirement.

Flo Charitable Trust has been set up to ensure the provision of an Indoor Skatepark facility for the East Midlands area. In addition the wider culture around skateboarding & wheel-sports will be encouraged through arts, music, mentoring and education provision. The charity will look to widen participation in these pastimes while more broadly supporting the development of young people in society.

Nottingham Irish Centre proves a focus and a physical space for Nottingham's Irish community and has done so for over 40 years. At present we facilitate activites including Irish music and dancing and a social and lunch club for older irish people.

The charity works to transform people's lives spiritually & physically through such activities as assisting the elderly and people with disabilities, counselling victims of various circumstances and engaging in youth & children activities that enables them to develop good moral characters as well as discourage them from engaging in anti-social behaviour.