Charities In Powys

Supporting young people by funding attendance at courses/activities which will benefit their possible future careers or to develop their skills in particular activities, expeditions and challenges.

Advancing the education of the public in the geology of the Builth-Llandrindod Inlier and surrounding areas, its importance and its influences on the biodiversity, landscape, and heritage of the local area. By providing educational materials and resources including information boards, website content, self-guided walks, as well as facilitating research and scientific collaboration.

Burial Ground

SUPPORTING PENMAES SCHOOL WHICH CATERS FOR CHILDREN WITH COMPLEX NEEDS

The Breinton Relief in Need Charity provides financial relief to needy people who live in the parish of Breinton, near Hereford. All forms of need are covered, including financial support for young people's education, such as help with buying educational books or equipment or help with buying equipment to enable them to take part in the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme.

For the benefit of patients

Making grants to individuals and organisations for the benefit of young people

Provision of life-saving and life-maintaining emergency volunteer service on behalf of West Midlands Ambulance Service, as despatched by WMAS in response to 999 calls made to WMAS Emergency Operations Centre.

Relief of poor and help for young students

To relieve patients and invalids in the community who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm or in need of financial assistance

Provide small cash grants to people in need in the Meifod area, grant can not be applied for in person.

The management of Senni Village Hall

Relief of need or assistance with education of persons who are resident in the area and assistance to elderly persons living in the area

ARRANGING AND ADVERTISING A PROGRAMME OF CULTURAL AND SOCIAL EVENTS FOR AN APPROXIMATE AREA FROM BRECON IN THE SOUTH OF LLANEGLWYS TO ERWOOD IN THE NORTH.PROVIDING A SPACIOUS VENUE FOR THE USE OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AS WELL AS LOCAL PEOPLE.

The objects are to advance the Greek Orthodox religion in Shrewsbury and surrounding areas for the benefit of the public through, but not exclusively, the provision of a place of worship.

Religious activities within the Diocese of St.Asaph.

Our charity wishes to continue a wide remit as possible as indicated in A14 - It does not wish to offer a closer definition which may result in a restriction. Being a charity associated with a Rotary Club there is encouragement from Rotary International to consider particular projects/causes which the Rotary International president wishes to support in his/her presidential year.

Recreating an indigenous forest in Powys, Wales on land used for cultural and environmental education

Spiritual healing

Fundraising activities to support the children at Priory CinW school

We provide a stay & play session for parents and their children up to school age in our local community hall. We have stories , crafts , games & snack during this session. New mothers can come along and have a chat and a cup of tea whilst older children socialize and make new friends.

To carry on or promote the carrying on for the benefit of the community the provision and management of housing, accommodation and assistance for the relief and care of elderly persons suffering from the disabilities of old age or otherwise being in need.

The activities of the Charitable Trust are to make grants and donations to individuals, groups, community associations, local or national charities in Denbigh, St Asaph, Llandudno, Ruthin, Tattenhall, Menai Bridge and in the surrounding areas of North Wales and Cheshire. Particular emphasis is made on local communities and grassroots benefit.

MAINTENANCE AND UPKEEP OF ABEREDW CHURH

The maintenance of St. Illog's. Community Centre, Hirnant, & provision of centre for community resources & activities.To bring together the scattered community of Hirnant for social & charitable purposes for the benefit of the community of Hirnant. Trustees are committed to encouraging local people and organisations to take fullest advantage of its unique facilities