Charities In Reading

Provision of a drop in social/activities club/dinner club based in Reading for adults with and without disabilities in the Berkshire area. Also provide a Saturday club for young people with and without disabilities. Activities promote inclusion and cover a wide range of skills and interests from sports activities through to IT basic skills training, there is an emphasis on independent living.

We have provided fundraising support to a number of individuals to collect funds for a variety of fundraising activities. We continue to look for high impact/low grant projects within our remit.

Trips for local people who are unable to get out of the area, half term and summer activities for local children to attend. Community Cinema and kids cinema. Youth centre open 5 days a week. Cooking classes, silver surfers group. Activities such as Baby Clinic, Chiropody, Preschool, Toddler Group, messy play, Keep Fit and Martial Arts Classes, Dancing, Italian Classes, Community Church.

BCS (Basingstoke Choral Society) was formed in 1947 drawing its members from in and around the North Hampshire area. Our aim is to bring local audiences the highest quality musical events, performing with some of the country's leading professionals.

The objects of the charitable company are to support the provision of education and the safe care of children under statutory school age by maintaining, carrying on,managing and developing a nursery; and to advance the education and training of young people in the care and education of children under statutory school age. The charity ceased trading on 31 December 2018.

Paul Bevan Cancer Foundation & its trading subsiduary merged with another charity (Thames Valley Hospice) on 1.4.05 and all day to day activities are now carried out under the new charity-Thames Hospicecare-charity no 1108298.

Education and care of children between the ages of 2 and 4 inclusive.

The Basingstoke and North Hampshire Medical Trust Fund (North Hampshire Medical Fund) is a charity dedicated to raising money to buy state of the art medical equipment which is outside the limited budget of the NHS.

We provide training, advice, relief of poverty,overseas aid/famine relief,employment, economic development, environment conservation, medical, health and sickness and heritage.

Sing for your Life (South East) Ltd is dedicated to providing participatory singing programmes for older people. We provide the Silver Song Music Pod, which plugs in to a television. We have recorded original versions of popular songs from the past, which exclude long introductions and instrumental solos. The equipment enables us to alter the key and the tempo of the songs to suit the singers.

To provide support,education and training fot a better future, by providing motor vehicle training to young people, for whom vocational training is more appropriate

Management and maintenance of recreational facilities

PROVISION OF ALLOTMENT GARDENS TO LOCAL COMMUNITY.

Weekly Lunch Club for the Elderly on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays held at The Reading Irish Centre which continues to growWe also provide Chiropody, Hairdressing, Reflexology on request, Zumba Gold and Bingo at each Lunch Club meeting and continues to be very popular

a. World outreach evangelism, b. Representation among others involved in the kingdom of God c. Leadership development d. Special events/meetingsWhere we carry out these duties, in rental buildings, in mission accommodations, community CentersHow we carry out these duties; Evangelism executed from the following social media, Open Media, Leaflets, Word of Mouth, Public professional, Post

Ensuring that talented players no matter their social, economic or ethnic background access the opportunity to participate in Elite football training programmes with the potential pathway to pro club academy football.Our mission is to nurture the social, physical and emotional growth of young players, assisting with positive outcomes.

Trustee of Aldworth Village Hall. Management of funds raised through charitable donations, local funds raising and grant funding.

The prevention or relief of poverty and supporting vulnerable adults with substance addiction in Reading.

All activities are centred on the conservation, preservation, protection and improvement of the King George V Memorial Gardens (also known as (Eldon Square Community Gardens) by maintaining the existing environment, planting new shrubs and beds and working with the council to deliver an an improved environment for the public to enjoy

Until 31.1.22, provided 24 hour residential care for 28 elderly residents. One this date all assets and activities were transferred to Abbeyfield Wey Valley Society.