Charities In Plymouth City

For the Public Benefit to promote the education and training of organists in the South West of England, to promote the appreciation of the organ and its part in the musical repertoire to organists,those considering taking up the organ and to audiences, both by providing educational events and courses and by offering assistance and encouragement for liturgically or for secular entertainment

Provision of grants to students for Higher or Further Education courses and who are resident within the boundaries of the City of Plymouth and parishes of Bere Ferrers, Brixton, Yealmpton and Sparkwell

PLYMOUTH PISCES SWIMMING CLUB PROVIDES A PRIVATE SWIIMING SESSION FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN WITH ANY TYPE OF DISABILITY. FAMILIES AND CARERS ARE MOST WELCOME. WE MEET AT CENTRAL PK SWIMMING POOL OUTLAND RD PLYMOUTH FROM 11AM-1PM ON MOST SUNDAYS DURING THE YEAR.

Provide awards of up to 6 young people up to the maximum age of 25 every year individually or within groupsfrom the City of Plymouth in order to enable them to purchase equipment and/or for use in character building courses.Provide awards to schools' organisations and charities in order to help them with their projects in providing suitable facilities to support young people in Plymouth.

Object 1 - To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the Statement of Faith.Object 2 - To relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision of funds, goods or services of any kind including counselling and support.Object 3 - To advance education in ways the Trustees think fit.Area - We operate primarily in Plymouth.

Promoting interest in Devon's history and heritage by conferences, symposia and the publication of a journal. The society also encourages and offers support to those carrying out research into Devon's history.

Each year we organise two 10km runs, with all profits going to local charities. Each race attracts around 300 entries. The first race is held on the first weekend of January and the second is during March. At Christmas, we travel the streets of northern Plymouth on a Christmas Float, collecting charitable donations from the public. We also collect adhoc funds during the year.

Academic Ear, Nose and Throat surgery conferences twice yearly, with public lecture every two years.Sponsorship of ENT surgeons/doctors to undertake additional training and academic study.

PJC are one of the oldest practising judo clubs in SW UK operating since 1955. It's a member of the National Governing Body for Olympic Judo, the British Judo Association. The club is fundraising to secure permanent premises and are providing Judo and martial art facilities and instruction to the people of Plymouth, Devon and the SW contributing to health and social activities of the public.

To provide or assist in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances with the object of improving their conditions of life."

Activities include a supply of homemade cakes on a weekly basis to the Injured and sick Military in Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, with monthly visits to the Rehabilitation Centre at Stanford Hall. along with other rehabilitation units Hasler company, CASEVAC Club and wherever else invited to support our injured personnel. Bringing a boost to morale to aid physical & Mental health recovery.

To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizensand as members of their local, national and international communities.

Advice and information for Kurdish community in Devon and Cornwall including recreation activities; training; interpreting; history, culture and folklore, Integration project, Kurdish mother-tongue classes, Cultural events, advocacy, Kurdish music and Dance group, Women group as well as youth group.

Raise money to advance the education of the children; develop effective relationships; engage in activities or provide facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils

We are a parents, teachers and friends association for Oakwood Primary Academy school of 300 pupils. Our aim throughout each year is to raise funds to provide the 'extra's' for the children such as school trips, additional indoor and outdoor equipment and entertainment for the children such as at Christmas. We mainly raise these funds through school fairs throughout the year.

Promote good health and raising awareness of Male Cancers for the Public benefit. Provide support and advice to those Males affected by Cancer, either through having a personal experience through Cancer or from looking after a loved one with Cancer for the Public benefit

As per ConstitutionA parents and friends of mount street primary school group, running standard fairs, competitions, parent and children activities to raise money for the benefit of the children attending the school.

Plympton U3A holds a general monthly meeting, usually with a speaker. The meeting is at Harewood House , Plympton. We have over 30 Interest groups which meet weekly/fortnightly/monthly. They are held in a variety of venues in Plympton. i.e. community halls, local pubs, members homes.

PLYMOUTH FOCUS ADVICE CENTRE OFFERS FREE ADVICE & SUPPORT WITH STATE BENEFITS, TAX CREDITS & BUDGETING, PLUS DEBT ADVICE & ASSISTANCE IN NEGOTIATING WITH CREDITORS.

The objects for which the Aura Ion Foundation is established are the prevention or relief of poverty [or financial hardship] anywhere in Romania and the UK by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient.

A grant making charity set up to:Advance the education of young persons in full education in |Plymouth by the provision of financial assistanceandHelp young people in full time education in Plymouth to develop their capabilities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society

To relieve sickness, infirmity and old age among persons staying in residential homes, nursing homes and within medium to long term healthcare provisions throughout (but not exclusively) South Devon by the provision of tailored, pre-recorded, live and networked radio entertainment

Read Easy Plymouth offers free, confidential one-to-one reading coaching to adults who want to learn to read. Learning to read as an adult can be life changing. The benefits can extend beyond the individual and enable families to break the inter-generational cycle of literacy difficulties. Our Reading Coaches volunteer their time, and resources and training are funded by kind donations.

Providing a series of events that includes lectures, debates and visits to interesting buildings and other projects. Membership open to all with an interest in architecture and the built environment. Joint sponsorship annually of two Travelling Scholarships at Plymouth School of Architecture. Liaison with Architecture Centre Devon & Cornwall.

We are an independant local branch of the Radio Amateurs Emergency Network (RAYNET) who specialise in providing the community with communication facilities in times of emergency, and Public Safety at community events. We provide specialist communications links for community events attracting crowds from a few hundred to several thousands, and assist other Raynet groups nationally.