Charities In Oxfordshire

To promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of endangered wild cats. The Charity also aims to advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and of the most endangered wild animals.

Marlow Rowing Club primarily provides rowing facilities and training as an open, community rowing club. All are welcome to join and from age 11 and up at any level. The club provides learn to row courses and has serious competitive squads. It also provides facilities for local sports clubs (canoeing, triathlon, open water swimming), for disability sport and runs local amateur sport events.

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We are the Citizens Advice Bureau for West Oxfordshire.We aim to ensure that individuals do not suffer through lack of knowledge of their rights and responsibilities or of the services available to them or through an inability to express their needs effectively and equally to exercise a responsible influence on the development of social policies and services, both locally and nationally

Hemdean House School is an Independent Day School that provides a high standard of education for children between the ages of rising 3 and 11, and high quality wrap-around care before and after school, and during the holidays.

Survivor Space Oxfordshire supports survivors of sexual violence, promote and advocate for their needs and work towards the elimination of sexual violence.

To cooperate with the minister in promoting in the parish the whole mission of the church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical.

The charity operates a waste wood collection service and reclaims wood for re-use, to be used in themanufacture of furniture and other wooden items, and to be sold as DIY materials. Ancillary to thereclaimed material, the charity sells ironmongery, wood finishes and paint. The charity raises awarenessof and sells sustainable local hardwood, and provides education on sustainability.

Outdoor education to advance and improve the education and physical and social welfare of children and young people

Wild Oxfordshire's aim is to improve Oxfordshire's environment. It does this by drawing together all the groups that have an impact on conservation in Oxfordshire, with the aim of working together so that duplication of effort is avoided and the scarce resources of time and money are optimised.

The Charity maintains, upgrades and expands the structure, fittings and equipment of the the Kenton Theatre in Henley-on-Thames.The Charity manages the Theatre on a not-for-profit basis. It promotes theatrical, musical and other cultural events and rents the Theatre to other groups promoting such events.

ADAPT offers supported housing to those wanting to rebuild their lives without the use of illicit substances. Our organisation is available to those who have are clean from substances, those who have completed rehab or those who are looking for an abstinence based environment. ADAPT offers a bespoke day programme which operates five days a week, facilitated by a team of qualified counsellors.

The advancement of research and education in the field of Hebrew and Jewish Studies

Trust re esablished in 1614 to help maintain the structure of St Mary's Church Ambrosden

Provide care & education for children aged 0-5yrs with wrap around care to children over 5yrs-8yrs. In a warm friendly family environment so parents can work-rest or play. We provide training for staff and help parents to be a part of their childrens care & education with us.

The Angus Lawson Memorial Trust supports projects engaged in alleviating the suffering of children and young people in the UK and overseas. Funding is primarily provided to grassroots projects that have clearly identified objectives where the outcomes can be monitored and evaluated. This ensures a high social return on any investment made by the Trust and its Donors.

To make grants to recognised charities based in Oxfordshire focusing on alleviating of hardship and deprivation, Homelessness, Health and Care, Education, Environmental.

The charity works to identify and develop young leaders - in their twenties and thirties - to bring hope to their communities with the Christian faith.Leadership development involves a range of initiatives including training, coaching, mentoring and a wide range of service projects with a focus on areas that are under-resourced.

The training of postulates, novices and student friars of the order of friars minor conventual and the advancement of the religious and other charitable works carried out by or under the direction of the order.

SMASH helps young people in SW England who are not thriving to improve their levels of well-being. It helps them create good memories, improve their decision-making, gain a sense of self worth and help them see a brighter future. Instilling hope in a child or young person improves their overall sense of well-being where they can play a role and be proud to contribute to their community.

The Chiltern Society aims to conserve and protect the natural beauty, environment, and heritage of the 650 square miles of the Chiltern landscape

Free to Be Kids provides respite holidays, therapeutic adventures, after-school support and a range of year round residentials for children who are struggling with social or emotional difficulties, significant social/financial disadvantage or who are growing up in marginalised communities. Without our work, many would not have support or a break from often extremely difficult home circumstances.

The Oratory supports the religious and other charitable works carried out by the Fathers and Brothers of the Oratory, including daily religious services, with a Sunday congregation averaging about 1,000. It maintains a listed (grade II) church with free public access.

To provide to individuals, from any background, the wisdom of Vedanta and practical means for spiritual growth and happiness, enabling them to become positive contributors to society.Chinmaya Mission UK seeks to achieve this objective by organising classes, seminars, public talks, children and youth events for individuals of any background to learn Vedanta.

THE HOLDING OF AN ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL AND HORSE SHOW ON FIRST SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER AND ON FARM COMPETITIONS IN A RESTRICTED AREA THROUGHOUT THE YEAR WITH OTHER ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS AND THE PUBLIC.