Charities In Nottinghamshire

We work with people of all ages and abilities and community project using theatre, drama, film, music and art to help develop confidence, aspiration and to address issues within the community. Currently we are working with; young people producing an online magazine, adults on fringe theatre projects, community groups to help develop the skills and confidence of volunteers

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded. and assisting them to integrate into society.Socially excluded means excluded from society, or parts of society as a result of various factors including unemployment, financial hardship, youth or old age, ill health etc

The relief of need of persons resident in Nottinghamshire.

Sunday worship. Bible study. Prayer meeting. Men's meeting. Ladies meeting. Youth fellowship. Children's work - Group/Activities. Homeless - Group/Welfare, Community Kitchen

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.

1. TO PROMOTE PRIMARILY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEPALESE CITIZENS IN NOTTINGHAM,NOTTINGHAMSHIRE AND SURROUNDING AREA BY:A) THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAININGB) THE RELIEF OF POVERTY, SICKNESS AND DISTRESS;C) THE PROMOTION OF GOOD HEALTH; ANDD) THE PROVISION OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES IN THE INTEREST OF SOCIAL WELFARE WITHTHE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE.

Involved in district planning matters, Local Heritage List, heritage tree-planting, guided walks in summer.Monthly guest speakers on matters of local interest, during winter.Encouraging and enabling public engagement on matters of local planning and Sense of Place.Organise improvement initiatives: Beeston Street Art, Light Night, Design Awards, Skateboarding, and biodiversity in nature.

We have a programme that is wide and varied provided by 29 interest groups. It ranges from history, classical music, antiques and collectibles, bowls, bridge, soft tennis, gardening, theatre visits, walking and wine appreciation, the latter activity boasts three separate groups which says as much about conviviality as oenology! We cater for 258 members.

WE RELIEVE THE NEED AND RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF PAEDIATRIC BRAIN AND SPINAL TUMOURS, AND THEIR ASSOCIATED SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS BY A) PROVIDING INFORMATION ON AVAILABLE SERVICES TO FAMILIES UPON A CANCER DIAGNOSIS. B) SUPPORTING AND ADVISING PARENTS AND SIBLINGS AFTER A CHILD'S PASSING FROM CANCER. C) PROVIDING GIFTS TO CHILDREN UNDER TREATMENT OF BRAIN AND SPINAL TUMOURS, ALONG WITH THEIR SIBLINGS

Education/Training in the parish of Radcliffe on Trent only, Medical/Health/Sickness and Relief of Poverty in the parish of Radcliffe on Trent only

Makes grants to individuals and organisations, particularly to assist young people, the elderly, people with disabilities and other charities or voluntary bodies in the areas of education/training, advancement of health or saving of lifes and prevention or relief of poverty WITHIN THE PARISH OF RADCLIFFE ON TRENT ONLY

Coddington Community Centre is overseen by a group of trustees, It's an eco friendly public building and the aim is to provide a place for local residents to get together for activities or celebrations.We have a choice of a meeting room or main hall that we hire out.

Community drop-in, offering coffee bar, internet job-search support and signposting to appropriate advice & support services.

The guiding programme is underlined by the following five essentials, namely 1. Guides of all ages work together in small groups. 2. They are encouraged to govern themselves and make their own decisions. 3. They enjoy a balanced, varied & challenging programme designed to help them achieve their potential . 4. They care for the individual.5 We have a commitment to a common standard

Providing educational and recreational activities for semi-retired and retired people in the Mansfield Woodhouse and surrounding area. Currently we have around 30 interest groups.

To manage and maintain the Ollerton Village Jubilee Hall for the benefit and use of the inhabitants of the atea.

All scouting activities.

The objective of the Deer Shed is the advancement of education through training and life-long learning. The Deer Shed aim is to promote skills, build confidence and develop independence in young adults with learning difficulties in Derbyshire. By providing a safe and nurturing environment, our mission is to equip young adults with learning disabilities to find sustainable employment

Part of worldwide Rotary movement providing fellowship and goodwill amongst the business community and raising money for good causes locally and internationally.

We run allotments for local people. We also rent out fields and invest. Our income is donated in the form of small grants to those in need who meet the Trust's objects.

Promotion of the education of young people under the age of 25 who are attending or have at any time attended a secondary school in Retford, Nottinghamshire.

We as Trustees provide Farndon Village Memorial Hall for the benefit of the Community as a whole

This is a two story village hall providing meeting rooms and facilities for snooker, badminton, drama, dance, keep fit and social events.The hall is also used as our local polling station and for village meetings.

provide building for residents to use for various activities e. g. bowles.badminton.dance class bingoart class. MEETING ROOM for W.I. Parish Council.

Present professional educational presentations and have related resources available on sharks and marine conservation for school students, adults, divers and the general public worldwide.Organize shark and marine conservation related activities and courses.Conduct shark and marine conservation research projects including citizen science projects.