Charities In Southampton City

The Mayor of Southampton chooses two charities per year and raises money for them during their term of office. Monies raised for the charities are divided at the end of the mayoral year.

The object of the CIO to advance the Christian Religion in accordance with the Articles of Faith in such ways in Southampton and in such parts of the United Kingdom or the world as the charity trustees from time to time may deem fit. Activities includes: - Educating people about religion; Engaging in Missionary & Evangelical work; Pastoral Care & Outreach. Blessings & Solemnisation of Marriage.

To aid the development of effective relationships between the parents, staff, children of Swaythling Primary School and the local community.To engage in activities that support and enhance our children's learning.

Great Oaks School provides a secondary education and a post 16 provision for pupils with learning difficulties and associated problems. The funds are used to provide learning, sporting and other activities outside the secondary curriculum that are suitable for the students.

The charity directly supports Ludlow Infant Academy in advancing the education of its pupils. It organises events that enrich the school community and raises funds for equipment that directly assists the educational aims of the school and the charity. The charity raises the profile of the school in the community and builds relationships between parents, staff and the wider local community.

We will make grants which serve to advance STEM education to educational establishments whose pupils are aged 7 to 19 years and reside in the South of England. This includes any academy which is part of Wessex Technical Education Trust. We will also make grants to young people enrolled in such establishments. The grant making process is expected to commence during the academic year 25/26

The purpose of the association is to promote the education and welfare of the pupils of the school by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities at the school.

We rescue, rehabilitate and release wild European hedgehogs. We also run education workshops within schools and other institutions as well as providing information and support via social media.

Monthly meetings for ladies of all ages with speakers about diversified subjects (eg ecology, nature, antiques, climate change etc). Fund raising for less fortunate women of the world. Outings to stately homes and gardens. Walking, scrabble, poetry, craft groups within our WI.

The advancement of the Christian Religion and the preservation for the public benefit of a building of special architectural and historic importance by the beautification, preservation and maintenance of the fabric and furnishings of the Parish Church of St Mary's, Southampton.

Bitterne WI enables women to extend their interest in crafts. history,citizenship,music and drama. It provides a meeting place for women to socialise and to work to improve their community.As part of the wider organisation of WIs it takes part in aiming to influence national issues especially those affecting women and family life.

Trust income to be used for the relief of sickness and promotion of health for the patients at the Inpatient Unit at Western Community Hospital, William Macleod Way, Southampton.

Organisation for retired railway people who worked on the Southern Region of the RailwayBranches in Croydon, London West, Sussex and Wessexarrange meetings and social activities represent the interests of members relating to pensions, travel facilities and other oncessions applicable in retirement.provide advice and /help.

Support fees of Protestant Ministers and Junior Church activities at Avenue St Andrew's United Reformed Church, Southampton.Trustees are the current named trustees of Avenue St Andrew's United Reformed Church, Southampton - charity no. 1130504

The provision of accommodation for poor widows of good character and single ladies in need aged 55 and over.

WOMENS MEETINGSDAYS OUTFESTIVALS CLEBRATIONS

providing support for needy public

To assist in the provision of facilities for recreation and leisure activities of individuals who have need of such facilities 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 of social welfare and with the object of improving the life of the inhabitants of Winchester and Hampshire

Giving grants to organisations in the South and South East of England who look to relieve poverty and protect the health of those in necessitous circumstances by promoting efficient use of energy, and to advance public education about all aspects of energy conservation and the efficient use of energy.

Our activities are mainly to enhance the pupils positive experience of the school environment. We do this by holding events within the school grounds such as Discos, competitions and experiences as well as providing facilities and equipment to support the school and pupils where other funding is not available.

Ground skills with horses, leading, grooming, natural horsemanship tasks, leading over poles/ obstacles, circles on with and without rope/at liberty. Simulations of the tasks before they are performed with the horses. Talking about body awareness and development of core skills.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND THE WORLD.Based in Totton, Southampton.We regularly meet on Sundays at Hounsdown School, Totton

Southampton Pride Trust unites the LGBTQ plus community through safe, inclusive spaces that celebrate diversity and promote equality. We host Southampton Pride, a free annual festival and parade, plus year-round events that support connection and wellbeing. We raise awareness, advocate for equality, and amplify LGBTQ plus voices.

We are a community built around Jesus, led by his Spirit and fed by his Word. We offer religious services from our building, Lord's Hill Church, on Sundays and a range of activities for the public benefit of all members of the community of Lord's Hill & Lord's Wood throughout the week. We are a church where every generation is welcome. We host other community groups of public benefit in our church

We created Fenn Foundation to support the charities who supported Fenn and us, his parents, during the most difficult time of our lives. We aim to provide these charities with the resources they need to continue offering life-changing care and support to other children like Fenn and their families facing the unimaginably difficult journey of having their child in hospital.