Charities In Powys

The Miners' Welfare Hall is intended for use as a place to facilitate recreation, education and social integration, for the benefit of the inhabitants of Cwmtwrch and its surrounding areas.

The collection of Archive material of the Crickhowell area and preserving it for the future and present generations. The archives are available for research at the Centre. A research service is provided for those unable to visit Crickhowell.

Successfully ran and maintained a busy centre.The centre has been host to local children's parties and charity events.Management committee have supported the ongoing running of local community groups such as: Playgroup, Brownies, bowls, opera and Young farmers.

We offer social and therapeutic horticulture for mental health and well being. We provide physical and mental rehabilitation, in the context of social inclusion, through a variety of gardening activities and associated crafts. We are based at the orchards in Bronllys Hospital, Powys, LD3 0LU.

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

Llangynog Memorial Hall organises various activities for the benefit of the community including music, quizzes and other cultural events and is available for hire for use by local clubs and organisations as well as the general public for celebrations, craft fayres, exhibitions and other purposes.

organising events that produce finance to maintain and run the village community centre in Arddleen. The Centre provides a venue for local organistaions such as Brownies, Mothers & Toddlers, Keep Fit Club, Indoor Shortmat Bowls Club, Sequence Dancing, Bingo and other special events. The Centre is also used during term time by the local school A base for the W.I for some thirty years.

We are a charitable organisation whose aim is to provide a platform for talented young musicians to take part in a competition, bringing them the confidence, not only to perform in public but to have the experience of meeting and spending time with like-minded young people at a historic venue.

A committee running a village hall

The aim of the CIO is the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of the inhabitants of Talgarth and District by the provision of facilities for playing lawn bowls. The club's capacity for involving the community has been severely curtailed in 2020 but we have a number of Centenary events planned for 2021 which will involve club members and the wider community.

Glantawe (Swansea Valley) Lions support individuals and organisations in the Swansea Valley. We give out Food Parcels at Christmas. We support local foodbanks within our area. We encourage individuals to remember a loved one at Christmas with our 4 Trees of Light. We run a monthly coffee morning. We collect spectacles as part of our Sight First campaign. We give out Message in a Bottle canisters.

Providing grants of money or the provision of services for individuals, families or groups facing challenging circumstances.Providing bursaries to people aged 26 years and under to help them broaden their skills and experiences.Providing funds for provision of amenities or services that will be of general benefit to the community.

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

An equine and rural charity consisting of a small team of volunteers which provides crime prevention advice, security marking of tack, equipment and vehicles,identification of loose and fly grazing equines,a database, messaging system and social media groups alert the public to news and pertinent information,welfare issues and delivering rural education across the 6 counties of North Wales.

The charity exists to develop relationships between staff, parents and other organisations supporting the school. It supports activities which encourage children and parents to participate together. These include: Bingo: Quiz nights: Summer Fair: Christmas Fair: Ceilidh. The charity also supports the school financially with other school activities and projects.

Village Hall provides social and recreational activities for the community.

The hall is used by a wide range of organisations, from our local community, from the brownies, WI, yoga classes, indoor bowls, ochestra rehersal, C of E use it for meetings, the J Wittness use it twice weekly for services. Its also held for wedding receptions, dinner parties and the like. Our local council use it for elections and meetings.

The charity's object is to promote sustainable development for the benefit of the public and it does so principally by by providing information on ways by which householders and others can reduce their carbon budget, especially energy use in the home. The Going Wild project raises awareness of environmental issues particularly the global Ecological and Climate Emergency.

Ownership of land for the purposes of recreation.

COMMUNITY AND SPORTS HALL PROVIDED FOR THE USE OF THE COMMUNITY. CAN BE USED BY ANYONE FOR RECREATIONAL USE ETC

To support patients and former patients of the Knighton Hospital and others in the community who are ill or convalescing and people with disabilities or in the need of assistance.

Performance and promotion of male voice choral music through concerts in Wales, the rest of Britain and Europe. Exchange visits with other male voice choirs. Assisting voluntary and charitable causes to raise funds for special projects.

The main objects of the charity are the relief of poverty amongst the ministers of the church.Although no grants are received directly by ministers, the funds are used for the benefit ofreligious institutions.

The charity runs an after school club for primary age school children through the medium of Welsh.