Charities In Shropshire

Ludlow Scout Group has over 80 young people aged between 6 and 18. Some of the activities that the young people experience including camping, canoeing, map reading, survival techniques, the development of teamwork, and cooking over an open fire.

Run a village institute which is a community hall for public use/hire.

AREA OF OPERATION IS CHURCH STRETTON AND SURROUNDING AREAPROVIDING ADVICE TO HOUSEHOLDS AND OTHERS ON ENERGY USEAGE, EFFICIENCYAND CARBON FOOTPRINTPUBLICISING AND ADVOCATING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY USEPROVIDING ADVICE TO PEOPLE IN FUEL POVERTYENCOURAGING REDUCTION, RE-USE & RECYCLING OF MATERIALS

Rescue stray and abanded cats, re home etc

The principal activity is the provision and management of almshouses

To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellecutal, social and spiritual potential by using the traditional scouting activities of camping, hiking, canoeing, first aid etc. With a special emphasis on air activities and flying.

CONCERTS ARE GIVEN BY INDIVIDUAL CHOIRS WITHIN THE NORTH WALES FEDERATION IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL CHARITIES WITH THE BENEFIT OF PROMOTING MALE VOICE SINGING FOR ALL AGES WITHIN LOCAL COMMUNITIES. CONCERTS HAVE BEEN HELD RECENTLY AT BOTH BANGOR AND WREXHAM WHEN SMALLER CHOIRS COMBINED TO GIVE CONCERTS TO LARGER AUDIENCES IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL CHARITIES.

providing facilities for local people that wish to run community activities.

to promote the welsh language and its culture and that of the arts

Telford First Responders support West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust by training and supporting Community First Responders (CFRs) to attend emergency calls in line with the current scope of practice for CFRs.

The Charity provides assistance towards the cost of education,or for specialist tools or equipment necessary to pursue a vocation, or to encourage or nurture a specific talent (ie musical instrument), for young people under 25 years old, living in the qualifying areas. Exceptional talent is encouraged and assistance is considered with courses that entail exceptional expenditure.

ALMSHOUSES

The provision of housing accommodation for beneficiaries and charitable purposes for the benefit of the residents.

Weekly club evening with sporting and leisure activities for people with disabilities, participation in inter-club sports days and swimming galas, varied weekend day trips during spring and summer and long weekend at Butlins. Club 2000 is open to anyone aged 16 or over. Currently all our 140+ members have a learning disability (from moderate to profound) and some also have physical disabilities.

Providing housing for elderley

TO HELP YOUNG PEOPLE TOWARDS RESPONSIBLE ADULTHOOD BY ENCOURAGING VALUABLE PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES AND HIGH STANDARDS OF CONDUCT, USING A NAUTICAL THEME BASED ON THE CUSTOMS OF THE ROYAL NAVY. ACTIVITES INCLUDE:SWIMMING,WATER SPORTS,DRILL,EXPEDITION TRAINING,AND MANY MORE.

Providing musical education for adults, youths and children.Promoting music through performances, workshops and toursSupporting fund raising events for other local groups.

Village Hall Facility for hire.

Venue for local groups - Choir; Craft Group; Yoga; Senior Citizens Friendship group; Band practice; Flower Group.Events - Coffee mornings; Fayres; Floral Art dems; community social eventsAdult Education classes - variousPolling stationPrivate partiesParish Council meeting - 2 per yearLocal Councillors surgery

The object of the Charity is to apply both the capital and interest thereof to the Trust Fund (from monies donated or through fundraising)to or for the relief of the poor and needy both locally and worldwide or to such other charitable purpose, institution or society or object as the Club shall in duly constituted meetings from time to time direct

Hall available for the use of the local community

Making Grants to organizations,including schools and charities. Providing human resources through club members and volunteers

To raise funds and to purchase Automated External Defibrillators for settlements with the Clun Valley and surrounding areas,to recruit and with the WMAS train volunteers in the safe use, to respond to emergency calls from the West Midlands Ambulance Services where Cardiac Arrest is suspected, there to offer emergency resuscitation to the patient until such a time WMAS staff are in attendance

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES

Village Hall.