Charities In Powys

It provides grants of money, clothing, equipment or otherwise for the playing of rugby union football in particular or other sports or games to promote healthy recreation, social and economic welfare with the object of improving health and conditions of life for persons who are under the age of 21 years.

The objectives are to apply the income, and all or such parts of the capital as the trustees think fit to charities that support the elderly or disadvantaged children.

Provide meet place for WI, Young Farmers, choir practice, senior groups etcHold indoor bowls - School plays etcEducational groups.

A&M Extract:-To encourage and develop knowledge, enjoyment and understanding of the arts including but not limited to music, dance, drama, film, storytelling, musical theatre, literature, poetry, visual art and craftTo promote and advance the training and education of young people particularly but not exclusively in the Border counties of Powys, Herefordshire and Shropshire

Erwood YFC is open to all young people aged 10 to 28 years of age. It offers a balanced programme which includes, education & training, community projects, sport, drama, public speaking, cookery, rural crafts and much more.

ARTS/CULTURE

To provide facilities and amenities for social welfare, particularly a centre for the benefit of the inhabitants of Llanidloes and the neighbourhood, without discrimination of any kind, and to provide education, particularly in the arts and with special regard to the history, crafts and culture of the area of benefit.

To manage the activities and maintenance of Clyro Village Hall for the benefit of the village and surrounding area.

Provision of bursaries. Fund raising to provide additional facilities and equipment for the school. Provision of assistance with funding for educational trips and encouragement of additional curriculum studies by donation of prizes.

The role of the charity is to raise funds through donations and its own fund raising activities to commission a lasting memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire to honour those civilian entertainers who did so much to help the war effort by boosting morale both at home and abroad during World War two and to educate the public in the role that entertainment played in the war.

Community Hall providing leisure & learning activities to the community of St Harmon & Pant y dwr & District

AS PER CONSTITUTION

We donate free pet food Short term to individuals who are on low income and financial hardship and who live in Powys

To advance the education, appreciation, and knowledge of the public in the art of classical music, through the promotion of classical music and live performance in general for the public benefit in and for Mid Wales. Activities include workshops, performances and other participatory activities.

to provide grant aid for those within the geographical area who proceed to higher education

The club is located in Hay-on-Wye Primary School and held in the sports/dining hall. The charity promotes the benefits of the attendees of Hay-on-Wye Primary School and surrounding schools by providing a facility for daily after school care for children age 4 - 11 years. We provide the children with inside and outside activities. We provide healthy snacks, all in a happy, safe environment.

to promote the welsh language and its culture and that of the arts

The Newtown Textile Museum is open to the public in the summer months for the education and enjoyment of its visitors. In addition to the permanent displays there are special exhibitions, demonstrations of spinning and weaving, and lectures. Visits from schools, education, and social groups are encouraged. Funds are committed to the upkeep of the building, the care, conservation of the artefacts.

To provide access to local groups and individuals to community centre to enable them to hold meetings and functions that fall within the constitution of the centre

Various fundraising events with proceeds donated to UK and International Charities

The promotion of agriculture and horticulture; arts, education in the arts, heritage and culture; the advancement of charitable purposes and the work of charities falling under the advancement of citizenship or community development including but not limited to holding an annual show and providing small grants to organisations and individuals.

Provision of stimulating Day Support for older people with memory difficulties or dementia with opportunities to make life enhancing connections with others Provision of carer respite, in a supportive environment where their cared for is looked after for part of a day.Provision of information and support to people affected by memory difficulties and dementia working with other agencies

The object of the charity is the provision of a welfare hall and recreational facilities for the benefit of the inhabitants (and in particular, but not exclusively, such of the said inhabitants as are members of the mining community) of the area of benefit without distinction of political, religious or other opinions.

Awaiting handover of Charity 1061733Handover completed 14th November 2008. Repairing house to be able to open to the public as a Victorian Museum.