Charities In Nottinghamshire

RDAN: a network of local organisations, services and volunteers, working together to improve the support for people living with dementia and their carers in Rushcliffe. Our approach is to build strong partnerships, helping people live well with dementia. Our activities include a Dementia and Carers Roadshow, a Green Memory Cafe, a Dementia Directory and Working to become Dementia Friendly Toolkit

Provides indoor public lectures on geological topicsProvides field excursions of geological interestSupports local groups which provide geological experiencesProvides,free of charge, boxes of geological specimens to schools in order to give introduction to geology for pupils of all ages.Gives financial support to organisations providing geological information to the general public.

This was another quiet operating year. Some income was generated for the core purpose of providing access to high quality outdoor education. The main income was a transfer of funds from a pre-existing similar body.

The charities object is to help young homeless people to make informed choices which take them out of homelessness. Providing advice and guidance to help them find secure placements or tenancies and to provide outreach support afterwards.

Attend rehearsals, put on workshops, perform concerts in different venues whilst raising money for children's oncology at QMC Nottingham.

We seek to advance the education of pupils in the school , in particular by:1. Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and other associated with the school2. Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils

The Charity owns and maintains the structure of the old village school which is leased to the Bunny Parish Council and used as a village hall.

christmas fair, plus other fund raising activities.

Rhubarb Farm provides a diverse range of therapeutic activities specifically designed for adults with support needs. Situated in Langwith, we assist individuals with learning and developmental disabilities, mental and physical health challenges, those not in employment, education, or training, individuals recovering from substance misuse, and older adults experiencing isolation.

Fundraising through retail outlet by the selling of donated goods. All staff are volunteers and do so without recompense.

Provides opportunity for aquatic exercise promoting health in local environment at minimum cost

The relief of sickness and the preservation of life to members of the public by providing trained volunteers to attend medical emergencies as directed by East Midlands Ambulance Service.

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museum which looks at rural life through the eyes of a village shopkeeperprovides activities and events for the local community

To make a substantial contribution to the life of the community, an area to be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilitiesAn attractive place to visit, a communal meeting place for shared enjoyment.Be used for community events and celebrations and have significant 'natural' areas where visitors can enjoy Nature and wildlife first hand. Make a positive contribution to the local environment

After a long period of restriction due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we have are now able to get back into the community reconnecting them all through activity. As the lock down restrictions have eased, we have been supporting elderly vulnerable residents to become active. Providing activities and support in key community hubs in their area.

For the purposes of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of Carlton-on-Trent and the neighbourhood without distinction of sex or of political religious or other opinions and in particular for use for meetings lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants

Promotion of pipe organs and organ music by means of visits, recitals, lectures and master classes. Activities are advertised locally by means of a newsletters in public libraries, through the Societies' web site and are open to all-comers. Membership and events are free to students. We publish a locum list of organists who are willing to provide cover for services, weddings, funerals, etc.

SDSG runs a weekly swim session and other sports/social activities, for persons with a physical, sensory or learning disability and for those recovering from short-term illness or injury. Individuals - who are encouraged to come with other family members or carers - swim to help build confidence, increase strength, and co-ordination, social interaction, and primarily, to have fun.

The Society promotes interest and research in all aspects of the history of Heanor and District, by holding regular meetings, publishing useful results of research, and acquiring and preserving items of historical interest to the area

Provision of education and training to young people through community radio presenting and broadcasting.

Raising money for the school to enhance the children's learning

Fundraising events for the local communityMeetings held by village residentsKeep Fit and dance clubsSocial events - for community and private hireParish Council meetingsParochial Church Coucil meetings

Bridge Club operating teaching and playing facilities in Retford Notts.

We organise activities to raise funds which are used to enhance the education of children at Mapperley Plains Primary School. Events include fairs and discos and they also help to develop ties between parents, carers, staff and children - strenthening the sense of a school community.