Charities In Powys

One Off Grants for People Need, Hardship or Distress

The Llandeilo'r Fan Village Hall Committee looks after the maintenance of the hall so that it is in good order for the community, and surrounding area to make good use of it in all kinds of recreational ways. This helps to keep the community together.

As per will

Provide a suitable fascility within the village of Cilmery for recreational, educational and other community activities.

Provision of amentiy for users within the local community to use.

Community service and activities

Keeping members up-to-date on topical issues, particularly those affecting our members.Townwomen's Guilds play a key role in communicating important national issues to government bodies and the media and collectively voice their concerns to change and improve the livelihoods of women.

Provision and management of community centre facility and organisation of regular social, educational and fund-raising activities.

To promote for the benefit of the inhabitants of Bwlchysarnau & the surrounding area, the provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age,infirmity or diablement, financial hardship or social or economic circumstances or for the public at large in the interests of social welfare.

The Shropshire and Mid-Wales Head and Neck Charity has been established with the aim of providing facilities, equipment and training to treat patients (children and adults) with Head and Neck conditions. This includes ear and hearing problems, nose problems, cataract and eye problems, mouth and throat problems as well as major head and neck cancers.

To provide and maintain village land as a pubic amenity area in the village of Abermule to be able to provide inhabitants with a public space for recreational purpose

We have just completed a refurbishment and are in the process of creating events for the community to attend . We also rent the hall out and help at Rallys to create an income

Giving Grants and advice to Church Bell-towers within the diocese of Swansea and Brecon for restoration and maintainance.

Brecknock Play Network supports and facilitates the development of children and young people's play provision in Breconshire and Powys.

Trehafren Hall Community Group manage Trehafren Hall in Newtown. The Hall is used for a number of purposes including Pre-school group; Salvation Army church and Birthday parties.

TO RAISE FUNDS IN ORDER TO PUT ON NEWTOWN'S ANNUAL CARNIVAL WHICH INCLUDES A PROCESSION AND EVENTS IN THE TOWN HALL GROUNDS. THIS IS AN ENJOYABLE DAY OUT FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES ESPECIALLY THE CHILDREN. ANY SURPLUS MONEY IS THEN DISTRIBUTED TO LOCAL ORGANISATIONS.

Development of the courses for Christian Disciples that form the basis of the Genuine Imitation materials. Making financial donations to others in order to help in some small way those in poverty or under personal threat to their safety who are known to the Trust.

Provides self catering accommodation in mid Wales for disadvantaged schools and youth groups from Birmingham.

makes grants to various students and apprentices in the locality of Brecon

Organise and undertake fund raising events for Ysgold Trefonnen CofW school. The funds raised are spent on educational equipment for the school

The Caerllan Charity Trust is administered by a group of Trustees who all live within the former Parish of Llanwrthwl. Those to benefit from the Trust's funds are widows, widowers, one parent families, families with a member experiencing a long term illness, single people of state pensionable age, and familes the Trustees feel would benefit from an added financial bonus.

Our objective is to raise funds, through grant applications and fund raising events, to provide and assist in the provision of facilities, equipment and support for the educational, scientific, cultural, environmental, arts and recreational benefit of the pupils of Welshpool High School, not normally provided by the education authority.

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Parent's and their Babies/Toddlers meet once a week for 2 1/2 to 3 hours in the local village hall. The children are able to play and interact with each other with a variety of toys/books etc. A sit down activity is done with the children weekly e.g. painting, drawing, making. It is also good socialisation for the parents.