Charities In Rhondda Cynon Taff

Christian activities such as community work, youth work, supporting, training and equipping people. Working with the disaffected and those suffering due to drug and alcohol abuse.

Promote the performance of Welsh Male Voice Choir music.

Our group was formed in 2016 with the aim of improving Treorchy Park and its surrounding area. We host many events at the park for the public and have been instrumental in securing new playground equipment and improvements to the park infrastructure. We also operate the paddling pool each year during the summer holidays which is a much needed community resource which is free of charge.

To provide a open location for souls to worship in spirit and truth the Lord Jesus Christ, provide Biblical teaching and preaching as well as participate in many outreach programs to improve our community. We work with the local council in provided classes to improve our residents way of living as well as provide a youth group, youth camp and baby and toddlers group.

To preserve and present Theatre Organs and their music to advance the appreciation with the public forgenerations to come.To acquire and preserve those theatre organs which are of historic and educational value for the benefit ofthe public.To have a working exhibition of these instruments. We will have concerts/professional performances, tuition, presentations and tours and mentoring.

The Trust is a grant-making body. The activities of the Trust are restricted to the objectives as outlined in the Declaration of Trust as approved by the Charities Commissioners. The area that can benefit from the Trust's activities is restricted to the Unitary Authority areas of Bridgend, Cardiff, Merthyr Tydfil, Neath Port Talbot, Rhondda Cynon Taff, Swansea and Vale of Glamorgan.

The advancement of the Christian religion by proclamation of the gospel of God concerning His Son, Jesus Christ.also, such charitable purposes that shall further the attainment of the above.

Edible culture operative is a charitable trust set up to promote growing local food, foraging and permaculture for resilience, education, health and the alleviation of poverty.We work with people of all ages to help them engage in a healthy relationship with the natural world.

Our overriding aim is to improve the economic prospects and social benefits for the Upper Valleys by encouraging visitors, principally by re-opening the Rhondda Tunnel to become the world's longest continually-open cycling & walking tunnel. Most of our income comes from subscriptions, and it is aimed at developing proposals and lobbying for grants to make this project happen.

To provide education, counselling and spiritual support to the public.

Provision of training and participation in music and musical theatre.

FRIENDS OF THE PARK ARE A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO ARE WORKING WITH RCTCBC TO IMPROVE THE FACILITIES AND ORGANISE OR HELP TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES IN ABERDARE PARK.

Blaenllechau Youth Project endeavors to encourage the children and young people of Blaenllechau and The Upper Rhondda Fach between the ages of 5 and 25 years to become more actively involved in their communities through various activities and the informal education of life skills.

A uniformed youth organisation which provides education, training and rewarding leisure time activities which can increase the practical and personal skills of our young people to carry them through into adulthood and future employment. We are open to all young people aged 10 - 18 years throughout Newport City and outlying areas. We are part of the Marine Society and Sea Cadet Corps.

Provision of a place of Christian worship.Provide for preaching, prayer and biblical teaching to Christians and all others seeking to understand Christian belief and principle. To provide a valuable resource for the local community of all ages and provide practical help and support as needed. To contribute to relief of suffering where there is special need and also to the support of missions work.

Manage Commons and grazing rights for the Freemen of Llantrisant

Mountain Ash YMCA is dedicated to helping and supporting young people and welcomes all. We achieve this by running a Youth Club, Young Adults Carers Project, Emergency Accommodation Unit and a Community Learning Centre. We also run a Youth Engagement project.

To advance the Christian religion primarily, but not exclusively, in Maerdy and the surrounding area for the benefit of the general public. This is done through holding worship services on Sundays, and in the week Bible studies, carer/toddler meetings, children's activities, coffee mornings and various other activities. We also support missionaries both in the UK and abroad.

Usual church activities. Sunday services 11am and 6pm. Sunday school 11am. Wednesday ladies meeting 2.30pm - 3.30pm. Wednesday adventures 5.30pm - 6.30pm. Thursday prayer and bible study 7pm - 8pm. Friday Coffee Morning 10.30am - 12.30pm.

We are a Baptist Church serving the community of Ynyshir and the surrounding area.Preaching the Word of God, serving and helping our local community, and demonstrating Christian love.We hold worship services, Sunday school, prayer and bible study, carer/toddler group, messy church, community breakfast and other meetings. We support missionaries both in UK and overseas.

Supporting the continuing professional development of GPs in RCT.

Provision of self-catering residential centre, which is safe, affordable and attractive in the Brecon Beacons South Wales for organised groups of young people to enjoy the experience of living together and sharing new activities. Primarily for the benefit of young people from Chichester District Council area, the centre is also available to others when not occupied by the prime beneficiaries.

SUPPORTING THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES OF LOCAL CHILDREN ABOVE THE DEMANDS OF THE NATIONAL CURRICULUM AND BEYOND THE PROVISION OF THE LEA.

We seek to serve school communities by presenting information about the Christian faith in line with statutory requirements. When a headteacher invites us, a local worker visits the school to take part in an assembly or teach a particular aspect of the school's provision. We work in South-East Wales, mainly in Welsh-medium primary schools.

Using the community shop to provide money, items or services to individuals and groups who provide front line services within the community. These groups or individuals will be chosen by our trustees as those who represent the most vulnerable within the Rhondda valleys, with special consideration for Youth and Old Age groups.