Charities In Nottinghamshire

Provides Pre-School education for children from 15 months to school starting age.

Mansfield Cat Rescue rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes stray, feral and unwanted cats in Mansfield Nottinghamshire and the surrounding areas.

To provide counselling, therapy and associated holistic support services including advocacy for individuals and family groups, including children who have experienced traumatic life events such as bereavement, grief or loss, anyone subjected to domestic abuse or experiencing emotional distress. We provide training for professionals to enhance understanding of trauma and trauma informed approach.

We provide volunteers who are parents of children with additional needs to participate in public sector meetings to provide the voice of parents to inform the creation of policy and practice by those public sector bodies. These volunteers are qualified to act in this role by virtue of their experience.

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 and BMX 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.

We exist to recruit and support volunteers, to provide services and support to local communities including the provision of Community and Hospital Transport, to facilitate services provided by other bodies and to offer personal help and advice to individuals and groups.

The Haven Housing Trust provides secure, long-term accommodation, for older previously homeless single people with low-level support needs, in Nottingham. The charity also operates a furniture and household goods donation project.

general charitable work locally and supporting national and international charity work through the global Lions organisation

Kingsway Community Project runs Grade II listed Kingsway Hall as a community centre and provides charitable support to over 50s and young people through the youth centre.

We support people with hearing loss in Derby/Derbyshire with 17 monthly outreach sessions in the community supporting people with advice, hearing aid servicing and to reduce social isolation as well as two sessions weekly in the local hospital. We also have a wide variety of assistive equipment for demonstration and offer training, presentations to groups as well as campaigning for better services

Regular public worship open to all.The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation.Pastoral work,including visiting the sick and bereaved.Teaching of Christianity through sermons,courses, small groups.Promoting the whole mission of the Church through provision of activities for parents toddlers and other special need groups.Promotion of Christianity.Supporting other charities.

We run a community meeting place providing tea, coffee etc, internet access, computer training, advice and assistance with benefits and similar issues - all provided out of Christian love and our desire to "serve one another in love"

The charity's objects are to advance public understanding of science technology engineering and maths by providing activities as an annual festival of science and curiosity.Opportunities are targeted for the people of Nottingham and the East Midlands region and are designed to stimulate and nurture curiosity, creativity and innovation and to facilitate dialogue between researchers and public.

The objects of the CIO are to relieve and improve the positive wellbeing of persons resident in rural Lincolnshire by supporting and securing the continuation of the rural and agricultural chaplains for the public benefit.

NOTTINGHAM EQUAL IS AN UMBRELLA ORGANIZATION AND PROVIDES A RANGE OF SERVICES WHICH INCLUDES ADVOCACY ON BEHALF OF THE VISIBLE AND NON-VISIBLE MINORITY ETHNIC GROUPS, WORKING TO WIDEN PARTICIPATION BETWEEN ALL MINORITY GROUPS AND WIDER COMMUNITIES, FACILITATING COHESION AND DEVELOP GOOD RELATIONSHIPS.

for the public benefit to relieve the needs of asylum seekers and refugees and their dependents living in Mansfield and the surrounding area and in particular a)to advance their education and training, b) to preserve and protect their health, c) to provide facilities for recreation to improve their conditions of life and d) to relieve their financial hardship.

We provide childchare for 2 to 5 year olds 4 days a week to local children during term time

Advance the Christian religion for the benefit of the community.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT,FITNESS PROGRAMMES, ADVICE AND FINANCIAL HELP TO FAMILIES IN THE BASSETLAW DISTRICT OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE WHO ARE IN NEED OF EXTRA SUPPORT TO BETTER THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE. ALSO TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND ACTIVITIES ANCILLARY TO ACCOMMODATION WHICH PROMOTE HEALTH, WELL BEING AND IMPROVE A HEALTHIER OUTCOME FOR THOSE PEOPLE EXPERIENCING POVERTY, POOR HOUSING OR HOMELESSNESS

Housing needs of the elderly within a 10 mile radius of Old Market Square, Nottingham

Provision and maintenance of low rent housing for the elderly (over 60's) who are fully retired and able to care for themselves.

Sport/recreation

Our charity exists to support St Giles Preschool in West Bridgford - the aim of our charity is to ensure that the preschool has the funds and resources it needs to provide a high quality and nurturing setting for local children.

providing daily prayer facilities for the muslim community of Bilborough and surrounding areasevening Quran classes

We are a community association who manage the Beeston Rylands Community Centre on Leyton Crescent, and the newly built Plessey Centre on Marconi Drive. We are run by volunteers who want to develop clubs and events that benefit the community. We have a full-time employed Community Development Officer who helps to realise our goals.