Charities In Somerset

Maintenance of the churchyard and fabric of St James Church, Halse, Somerset.

We are a village setting registered to take 24 children a day. We are open Monday to Friday from 8.45 to 3.15. In September 2008 we adopted the Early Years foundation Stage. We take children from their second birthday and accept those eligible for funding at 2,3 or 4 years old.

To promote the cultural, economic, educational, social and community welfare of the Keralities of Taunton

PROVIDING REFUGE FOR UNWANTED ANIMALS

Village hall, playing field and childrens play area

To promote for the benefit of the inhabitants of Frome, Somerset and the surrounding area the provision of facilities for and support for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities and support, by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances or for the public at large in the interests

Meeting of the trustees held annually when applications for donations from the trust are considered.

The charity is the incorporated body of the Diocese Board of Education. The DBE Trust act as a member for all Church Schools within the Diocese of Bath & Wells, that have converted to Academies. The objects of the charity are to advance for the public benefit education in the Diocese of Bath & Wells. Establishing and maintaining Academies under the Diocesan Board of Education.

As the hall hasn't been built yet there are no activities

1. SUCH CHARITABLE PURPOSES CONNECTED WITH KINGSWOOD SCHOOL, BATH, AS THE TRUSTEES SHALL FROM TIME TO TIME DETERMINE. 2. SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES OR SUCH CHARITABLE FOUNDATION (WHETHER OR NOT CONNECTED WITH THE SCHOOL) AS THE TRUSTEES SHALL DETERMINE.

wheelchair dancing

FOR THE RELIEF OR BENEFIT OF NECESSITOUS BRETHREN OF THE ORDER AND OF NECESSITOUS WIDOWS ORPHANS OR DEPENDENTS OF DECEASED BRETHREN OF THE ORDER.

The objects of the School are to provide for the education of children and the provision of exhibitions, prizes,rewards and scholarships to prospective, present and past students. These objects are met through the one activity of operating and developing All Hallows (Cranmore Hall) School (The School). The School is for boys and girls aged 4 to 13 which includes day and boarding provision.

To raise funds for the provision of facilities for the use of students of Perrott Hill School.

To maintain, manage and enhance the museum's collection of artefacts and library resources in accordance with its collections management policy and to make these resources accessible to researchers and the general public. To provide a modern museum with an industrial focus.

Acts as holding trustee for properties on behalf of various Baptist Churches within the South West. Provides information and guidance to the Baptist Churches within the South West.

OWNS TOWN HALL WHICH IS MAINTAINED AT PUBLIC EXPENSE BY WINCANTON TOWN COUNCIL

PROVISION OF EDUCATION

Lectures and visits on subjects related to the conservation and propagation of plants.Organisation of plant sales of rare and unusual plants.Fundraising for NCCPG

Interest from investment paid direct to New Village Hall management committee to assist with running costs of the facility.

To make grants as allowed by the charity's objects

A common woodland where people and trees can rejoice in creation and reflection.An educational space where people can learn skills in sustainable woodland management through courses,open days and forest school along with nature walks rock climbing and camping

Provides assistance for the purposes of the charity in Timberscombe and adjacent parishes on Exmoor

A rural youth movement for members aged 10-26 years, where members can gain confidence, learn and achieve in public speaking, drama and entertainments, sports competitions, stockjudging and stock showing/presentation, dancing, meetings and social events. Members run their own clubs and fundraise.

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