Charities In Reading

Drama sessions for SEND/SEMH children and young people in specialist settings and in the community. Multi-sensory theatre for children and adults with PMLD/profound autism.

To promote and protect the mental and physical of perinatal people, parents and families, by providing opportunities to connect with peers and reduce social isolation, in Berkshire and the surrounding areas.To raise awareness and understanding amongst the wider general public in all areas relating to fertility, parenting and motherhood, through workshops, training and events.

Deaf Aspirations through its activities is reducing mental health and increasing well-being ;improving access in digital technologies and social media; including deaf people with some additional needs ; educating through leadership by motivation and mentoring via BSL/relevant communications ; teaching awareness of work skills-;creating deaf aspirational leaders through its successful projects.

The charity makes grants to non profit organisations operating in the Borough of Reading and neighbouring areas for the relief of sickness and preservation of health in particular for the benefit of those experiencing financial hardship

The Teen Project delivers early-intervention programmes that support girls' mental and physical health by building confidence, resilience, and wellbeing. We run school-based courses, community sessions, and training for professionals - creating safe, inclusive spaces where girls feel stronger in mind and body, and empowered to thrive.

Creative Communities offers tailor made courses for vulnerable adults, including those suffering with mental health conditions, physical health conditions, adults with special educational needs and older adults with age related illnesses, including Dementia. Our courses aim to reduce stress, improve cognitive ability and memory function, increase confidence and build relationships.

Hope Church Woodley is a Christian church which is part of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC). The church employs a full-time pastor and all other activities are run with volunteers. In addition to weekly services, we also meet together regularly for prayer and Bible study, and arrange meetings for children, teenagers and adults.

Education of boys and girls from three years to thirteen years.

To provide buildings and facilities for quality full time secondary education to students aged 11-17 whose parents appreciate the Christian ethos

The charity provides training and adventurous activities for young people and their leaders in the South East of England.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE RELIGION OF ISLAM IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TEACHINGS OF THE HOLY QUR'AN AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE EDUCATION OF THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY IN READING AND ITS SURROUNDING AREAS.

Provision of educational facilities for All Hallows Catholic School, Farnham, Surrey.

Sheltered housing for retired or soon to be retired

Makes grants to organisations.

Pre-School for children from 2 years to 5 years.

The charity uses its income to help fund the work of the Church of England in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Sonning

During the year Community Mission Project has continued to run a Breakfast / After School Club and during the Holidays an Out of School Club

Religious activities

The main areas of charitable actvitiy are the provision of counseling, advice, support and the advancement of the Christian religion.

Our main activity is to preach gospel of Jesus christ through assembling and act of community building. Please see our charity deed.

Making grants to those training for Christian Ministry, teachers in theological education, theological institutions in the Majority world and those seeking to assist in the Majority world.

The provision of gymnastics coaching and facilities to young people in the Thames Valley/South Oxfordshire area.

The charity is a church based trust set up to provide funding for members and charitable organisations working overseas with NGOs, universities and mission societies.

The charity holds investments and uses the income to support retired priests

The charity makes grants to Kendrick School in Reading and to pupils and former pupils of the school.