Charities In Rhondda Cynon Taff

The church supports the local community by having conventions, open days and regular worship.

The object of the Church is the advancement of the Christian religion in accordance with the principles and practices of independent Baptist churches. The Church may also carry out other charitable purposes in the UK and/or other parts of the world, which are exclusively charitable according to the laws of England and Wales and as the trustees from time to time determine.

TO ADVANCE THE HINDU FAITH AND TRADITION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN WALES.(VISHNU SAHASRANAM RECITATION)TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN INDIAN ART, CULTURE AND TRADITIONS.(BRINGING ARTISTS,YOGA CLASSES)TO RELIEVE POVERTY, DISTRESS AND SICKNESS AMONG PERSONS PRIMARILY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY MEMBERS OF THE INDIAN COMMUNITY LIVING IN WALES.?.

To provide support and financial help to local organisations of all age groups and provide opportunities for young people to participate in various activities to help character development.

The furtherance of music performance, teaching and competition to the general public and to our peers.

to provide grant aid for those within the geographical area who proceed to higher education

We are a boys & girls club and community centre facilitating after school activites which include : mini and junoior football teams , martial classes,and youth club where young people can meet up and socialise and play table pool ,darts,table tennis ,five aside football and computor games .Our building is also used by the community for meetings ,keep fit classes,sewing groups ,walking groups..

Recreation and other Leisure occupation, in particular, but not exclusively for, such inhabitants of the Beneficial area as are members of the Mining community

Founded in 1968, the Rhondda Symphony Orchestra (RSO) is a leisure-time music group performing symphonic concerts to local communities in South Wales. With around 60 active members, the orchestra attracts young musicians, while many have remained with the orchestra for over 30 years. The RSO also awards annual bursaries to young musicians leaving school to help with their further development.

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.

Our charity, dedicated to Welsh language nursery provision, fosters early childhood development through immersive language experiences. We create vibrant learning environments where children engage in play, storytelling, and creative activities. Our mission is to preserve and promote the rich linguistic heritage of Wales and nurture a new generation of Welsh speakers.

PRE SCHOOL education privider. children from 2--3years of age.

To provide a Christian witness to the community and surrounding area. To provide a place of worship, fellowship and teaching the Christian faith. to support directly and indirectly the proclamation of the good news at home and abroad.The charity is organised as an independant association, but it is a member of 'Assemblies of God incorperated.activities include the provision of regular service

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.

Provide Location for:DartsPoolSnookerChoir MeetingsBingoBowels MeetingsAlso provide location on a F.O.C basis for people within the community to host family party'sCharity Quiz:(This year we will be donating -ú1000.00 to the Christian Lewis Foundation)

COMMUNITY HALL

Developing the community facilities at the old St Annes Church site for use by people from Ynyshir and surrounding villages.

Preaching God's Word in the village.Teaching Sunday SchoolSupporting missionary work domestically and abroad

We meet at the Rock Community Church for religious services, we open to the public for foodbank which we also deliver to those in need, and support the community in various ways that we can, from helping with food to just being someone to talk to

Regional Bowls League and Competitions and also compete in Internationals and Home Nations Tournaments, fundraising activities to support players attending International and Home Nations Tournaments.

Provision of a village hall for the beneficial use of the community.

Public Hall is available for hire to local community groups.

Religious activities

The community centre is of service to the community of Llantwit Fardre & beyond. It provides a safe & secure environment for a wide range of activities, ranging from playgroup to OAP drama, dancing, social activities and many more.

To provide facilities to the local community for social gatherings and various training courses. We also provide office space for rental to other charitable organisations.