Charities In Nottinghamshire

YFC provides a rural club for young people between 10 and 30, helping with social and physical development, education and skills

Activities include art, craft, music, cooking, first aid, sports, outdoor pursuits & camps, all ran in conjunction with a progressive badge system, which is available to boys and girls aged 6-14 years, with the object of instructing them in the principles of discipline, loyalty and good citizenship. Meetings: Mon 7.00pm Band, Weds 5.45pm Beavers, 7pm Cubs, Thurs 7.30pm Guides, Fri 7pm Scouts.

To support the school community in its ambition to provide the best possible experience for all the pupils of Lady Bay Primary School and in particular through its fund raising efforts, to enable those ambitions to be realised.

Holding Church Services, Meetings and Lectures on Christian Science.Running a Reading Room and Resource Centre where the Bible and Christian Science literature can be read, borrowed or purchased.All these activities are open to the public.

catechesis, holidays, pilgrimages, club meetings

A self-help organisation for people no longer in full time employment providing educational, creative and leisure opportunities in a friendly environment.

Provide the police with an underground search and rescue service: DCRO is the closest organisation for the following police force areas - Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Cheshire (part), Derbyshire, Greater Manchester (part), Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, South Yorkshire, Staffordshire (part) and Warwickshire.

Make grants to youth organisations in Newark and District

Religious Activities. I.e. Church based services both Sunday and midweek, Counselling and support both at the church and home visits. Childrens/youth work (Sunday School). Fellowhip groups.

Communinty Centre. Hiring out of facilities and fund raising activities for the village.

The Trustees shall hold the capital and income of the Trust Fund upon trust to apply the income and all or such part or parts of the capital for the education of priests and future priests for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Nottingham.

Primary school based activities within the local community.

Scout Group providing activities for the young people of Warsop from the ages of 6 to 14.

Children explore how to plant, care for and harvest the vegetables, fruit and flowers that are grown at Little Roots Allotment. We promote healthy living through physical activity, social interaction and the accessibility to fresh produce. We encourage the sharing of knowledge between generations, introducing children to gardening experiences that some may seldom have the opportunity to enjoy.

These are our main objectives on our constitution as attached for your perusal(a) Promote unity within our Malawian community in Nottingham ,and the whole UK, by linking with other regional Associations including the Malawi Association UK.(b) Promote unity between our community and other communities like Caribbean community, Kenyan community, Zimbabwe community and any other communities

Provision of two almshouses for the needy, to maintain them to a high standard. Thereafter to provide benefits for the needy in Bunny and Bradmore and in general to give assistance to persons in distress.

We are dedicated to enhancing the educational experience of our children by fostering a collaborative community. We raise funds to provide valuable resources and 'little extras' that enrich our students' learning and development, going beyond the limitations of school budgets. Together, we strive to create memorable events and activities that support and inspire every child at our school.

Support of local charities within a 10 mile radius of Long Eaton

To promote good citizenship & mutual helpfulness among ex-members of the Boys Brigade and youth organisations. Specifically sport/recreation and to assist other charities & voluntary bodies and make grants to any youth organisation. Provides buildings and facilities for the execution of such activities.

Responsible for operation, maintenance and improvement of village hall facilities and recreation ground

Community use as a village hall.

THE VILLAGE HALL IS USED BY THE LOCAL COMMUNITY FOR PARTIES, WORKSHOPS, MEETINGS AND EVENTS

public park

To operate Thurgarton Village hall for the benefit of the local community and surrounding population. Enabling the use of the hall for a wide range of social, educational and arts and entertainments activity, available to everyone.

The aim of the Charity is to provide a Recreation Ground and Welfare Institute with the object of improving the conditions of life of former miners, their dependents and the wider community.