Charities In Oxfordshire

The objects of the CIO are the advancement of education through the operation of a supplementary school in Oxford where pupils between the age of 5 and 18 may obtain an education in the Japanese language, culture, tradition and heritage.

Providing and operating a Village Hall, and an open recreation field with a fenced children's play area,a fenced area for horse riding, two all weather tennis courts and football and cricket pitches with a Sports Pavilion.

NTC school De Droomtorens provides classes in Dutch language and culture to children in Oxfordshire and surrounding counties.

Promoting the education of the public in particular through the world cultures and arts reflected in the residents of Oxford, and developing skills and opportunities through a Carnival and related events, workshops and activities

The charity's beneficial area is in practice worldwide with an emphasis on UK national needs, underdeveloped countries and local needs in Oxfordshire and Berkshire. Areas most supported are health, disability, housing, youth and childrens welfare & education and agricultural development as well as Christian work in all these fields and local environmental projects.

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

Provides buildings/facilities/open space

Provision of 2 Playing Fields in Yarnton, Oxfordshire, which include sports and recreational facilities.

Makes grants to organisations (including schools, charities, etc)

The principal activity of the River Thames Society continues to be that of preserving and promoting the beauties and amenities of the River Thames

The Object of the CIO is, for the public benefit, to relieve the suffering of persons who arein need by reason of having been or who are at risk of becoming a victim of humantrafficking or modern slavery in particular but not limited to providing practical support andassistance to such persons to support their integration into society; and raising awarenessof the subject.

Deddington Windmill Community Centre provides sports and recreational facilities for a wide range of organisations, groups and individuals in the parish of Deddington and beyond. It caters for the needs of both young and old and is a regularly used part of the social scene in Deddington. It aims to be a leader, locally, in energy conservation sourced from renewables.

The relief of sickness and disabilities of old age by providing access to care facilities.

We offer After School Care to children living in and around Woodcote. We are based at Woodcote primary but children do not have to attend that primary school to come. We are open from 3:15 - 6pm Monday to Friday during term time. The children have lots of toys to keep them busy as well as access to the school playground. They also have a light tea too.

A local amateur operatic society performing stage musicals/operetta, and concerts in aid of local charities.

Mainly for religious purpose that varies in the holy worshipper the members, children - Sunday school, family counselling etc.

St Andrew's Parish Hall Trust owns the parish hall and grounds in Dunstan Road, Headington, Oxford, for the benefit of those in the area to use for meetings, lectures, classes, recreation, leisure and social activities.

To help promote the advancement of the Christian Faith. We hold: Church services for Christian worship, communion, prayer, Bible teaching.Special services to mark key occasions such as Christmas, Easter, weddings, funerals.Diverse mid week clubs and activities.

Outdoor Bowling and Short Mat Bowling

Close to Oxford City centre, the South Oxford Adventure Playground (SOAP) provides a well equipped, free, open access play area for all children. Supervised by playworkers, it's open at Easter, summer holidays & half-terms, & after school in the summer. Children aged 7 upwards can register to visit without a parent/carer. Approx 400 children register per year, and about 7,000 child visits occur.

To advance the education of members with monthly lectures and a selection of interest groups and visits to places of Interest. Current Groups Antiques and Objets D'art, Art Appreciation, Bird Watching,Book Groups, Bridge, Computing, French, Genealogy, History, Latin, Longer Walking Groups, Money Group Music appreciation, Play Reading, Psychology, Rambling, Religions, Technology and Tutorial .

HAS A FULL STRUCTURED PROGRAMME OF ACTIVITIES FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN AGED 5 YRS -65 YRS. GIRLGUIDING ENABLES GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN TO DEVELOP THEIR POTENTIAL TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO THE WORLD.

The organisation is set up to benefit the inhabitants of the village of Buckland and the surrounding areas, the local primary school and associated clubs. The Memorial Hall provides a venue for organised events run to provide opportunities for members of the community to attend social, educational and recreational events.

Supports the growth of bible based churches in the South Central area of England through the encouragement of pastors, support for church plants, conferences and training of new bible teachers.

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by any means the trustees see fit, including through the presentation of public events.