Charities In Portsmouth City

Under Winchester City Council area-A village hall serving the population of this rural village and surrounding area. Utilized for village activities and also hired out for wedding receptions-meetings-classes-parties-etc.

The object of the corps is to help and educate children between the ages of 9 and 18 years through their leisure activities so as to develop their physical, mental and social capabilities that they may grow to full matruity as adults and members of society.

We are a choir, and we sing. We perform 2 to 3 concerts a year at the Portsmouth Guildhall, and we perform a suitable work at a Church at Easter time. We also regularly perform charity concerts in aid of local charities such as the Fareham branch of the Parkinson's Society. We also give donations to local charities and grants to young people to attend a summer music school.

Fund raising holding sales of crafts and donated goods

The Portsmouth Music Festival provides a platform for amateur performance combined with an educational element from professional musicians, dancers and speakers. The Festival takes place during February and March. We welcome entries from all amateur musicians, speakers and dancers.

We raise money to put on events and provide support for Stamshaw Infant and Stamshaw Junior schools. We hold our events across both the schools and provide financial support towards school trip, vital equipment, fun activites and events, extra curricular learning opportunities and much more.

Protecting environment of area from Chichester Harbour to the Needles for the benefit of present and future generations

To raise money to supply equipment and activities for the school

To benefit disabled persons and in particular disabled students.

Provides additional comforts for elderly and sick living in residential home.

To provide facilities for recreation and other leisure-time activities for childrenresident in the City of Portsmouth, particularly the area known as Buckland, ofwhich such children have need by reason of their youth or social and economiccircumstances, which will improve the conditions of life for such children bypromoting their physical, mental and spiritual well being.

The Emilienne Charitable Trust is a grant making charity, it's income derived solely from funds invested. Grants are made to charities and organisations which have a material affect within Hampshire, particularly those involved in education and the treatment of addiction.

Therapy riding activities for mentally and physically disabled children and young adults.To advance education in diabetes and diabetic care through educational programmes using the horse as a teaching tool. Provide recreation facilities for improving the life conditions of individuals who have need by reason of their youth, age infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances.

The aims of the society are to offer support to all families with deaf children, irrespective of level of deafness or method of communication. Provide social activities where deaf children and their families can meet with each other. To ensure that families of deaf children have access to information about education technology and services. To campaign for the rights of deaf children.

Charitable Object: "The Charitable Objects Of The Church Are:A) To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the Statement Of Beliefs in Portsmouth, other parts of the United Kingdom and the world.B) The relief of poverty and sickness and to relieve the distress caused thereby regardless of nationality, religious political or other opinion.

The Bivol Trust provides skills development and social opportunities to young people with learning and accompanying physical disabilities aged 12 years to 60 years. It achieves these aims through running groups, some of which are social in nature and take in up to 21 young people, others are based on specific skills and have a focus on music, singing, and art and craft.

We were actively engaged in providing support and advice to the Bangladeshi community in Portsmouth and the surrounding area. We actively organise and promote the culture and history of Bangladesh through events such as the independents day.

Hilsea Lido has delivered public swimming throughout the summer season, including children's activity sessions, GoTri aquathlons & other events. The Trust continues to work towards site improvement and creating a year round venue for a variety of watersports. We are providing training opportunities for members of the community who are involved in every aspect of this fantastic project.

Encourage co-operation and good relations between the parents/staff and others linked with School; acts as an informal channel of communication between parents & School; strengthen links between the school and local community; assist in provision of voluntary help; assist the school by raising funds;

The objects of the Medusa Trust are to advance the education of thr public by the provision of facilities to maintain, promote, restore. conserve, improve and develop historic vessels for the public benefit. To this end the trust has acquired the former HMS Medusa and carried out a major restoration programme to return her to seagoing condition, configured largely as she was at D Day.

We are a charitable amateur dramatic society established in 1953.We have four productions a year ranging from Comedy, Drama, Musicals, and of course the annual Pantomime.Travelling shows are also performed raising money for various local community projects

Provide events for Court Lane Infant School Children and families for entertainment and fundraising purposes. All funds raised are invested into the school in collaboration with staff and children. Past events include, Christmas Fayres open to the public, Summer Picnics, School Discos and Christmas Cards.

To advance the education provision of the Mary Rose School by providing and assisting in the provisions of support and funds.To foster extended relationships between parents, staff and others associated with the school and to engage in fundraising activities which support the school and promote the welfare of the pupils.All funds are applied for the benefit of the school.

.Sport activities.Educational support for the 4-18 age groupsWeekly breakfast with families with children

The diffusion of Unitarian principles and the support of member congregations in their work in the community through regular meetings, social events and such other joint activities as may from time to time be decided.