Charities In Nottinghamshire

Established in 1948 Worksop Boys & Girls Club promotes healthy fun exercise for young people in and around Worksop providing regular group activities focused around football. This provides them with good community spirit through team work and respect for others. Professionally trained coaches are provided for all and are also qualified in 1st aid, Child Protection, and are DBS/CRB checked.

Maintenance of village hall as a community assett available for hire for avariety of functions

Jigsaw supports vulnerable individuals to live independently. Jigsaw provides a range of support services including direct support in the home, and a range of quality of life services therapeutic activities for older, vulnerable or isolated adults.Jigsaw additionally carries out numerous poverty relief programs, and relief for those suffering from mental illness.

Scouting in the Bassetlaw area

Provision of grants for charitable purposes within the parish of Suttton on Trent in the county of Nottinghamshire.

The charity has continued to offer out of hours childcare for young people aged 3 - 11 years

We are a Nottingham based female barbershop chorus with over 90 members. We are seven times Regional champions (UK and Netherlands). We have competed in Las Vegas, St. Louis and most recently in Kansas City at the International competition, where we placed 9th in 2024. We work closely with our local community to share our love of singing.

Fund raising for the maintenance and running of village hall, which is available for use of anyone in the village or local area.

The proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ in all its fullness, by means of the printed page, campaigns, evangelical outreach, internet, DVD, and tape ministry. Church planting, orphanage and feeding programs.

To enable the fund to carry out its purpose namely A) To assist by monetary grants such members of the fund and their widows, children and dependants as may be in necessitous or impoverished circumstances. B) To make grants to police charities and subscriptions to such other charities as the trustees may decide.

The Al Madad Trust Mandate is to uplift the living conditions of needy people and communities in developing countries, through the provision of infrastructure development such as houses, schools, clinics, roads, wells, civic education, ambulances, transportation capacity building in skills and trades, empowerment of women, men and children in those communities, the charity also works locally in UK

Runs regular bridge drives, provides course in bridge for beginners and improves, encourages participation in competitive events

THE CHARITY COLLECTS AND DISTRIBUTES RELIEF AID TO COUNTRIES WHERE SUCH A NEED HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED, INCLUDING MEDICAL AID, BEDS, CLOTHING, TOYS AND BOOKS, AND SCHOOL EQUIPMENT, UTILISING WAREHOUSING AND SHIPPING CONTAINERS.

The relief of the needs of people with Down's Syndrome, their families and carers, for public benefit, in particular, but not exclusively by providing information, advice, support, and educational, vocational, social, cultural and sporting opportunities and by raising awareness of Down's Syndrome within Nottinghamshire, in order to maximise opportunities for their participation and inclusion.

To promote equality and diversity for the public benefit and in particular the elimination of discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity raising the awareness of the public with regards to all aspects of discrimination in society and issues and difficulties affecting the lives of LGTB people. Celebrating diversity of LGBT communities, staging an annual LGBT festival.

Various formal and informal education and youth work projects in Nottingham City, including alternative education for young people excluded from mainstream education or in need of some intensive support to re-engage. We also provide life-skills, an open access youth club and offer young people 1-2-1 support and informal education opportunities.

Lutheran services in German, social work

The Branch funds emergency veterinary treatment costs for animals belonging to people receiving income support, along with a neutering and micro-chipping scheme. Also, currently funding private boarding costs incurred by the local Inspectorate and Animal Collection Officers when space is unavailable for unwanted animals in RSPCA run establishments.

Relieving need hardship and distress either in gifts in kind or grants of money.The area of benefit of the trust are the Boroughs of Rushcliffe and Broxtow and the city of Nottingham and also elsewhere in Great Britain and Overseas.

Provide education and social activities for young people in the Kimberley and surrounding area

To promote the advancement of research into and the treatment ,care and welfare of people suffering leukaemia and related cancers of the blood.

101 General Charitable purposes,102 education/Training,105 relief of poverty,106 Overseas aid famine relief, religious activities

The furtherance of religion and development of community activities in the area of New Cross, Sutton-in-Ashfield.

Fundraising activities for benefit of school and charities

The charity operates in the Nottinghamshire area to the general public supplying facilities and open space etc.