Charities In Southampton City

WE PROVID PRAYERS AND RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Run the Lordswood Community Centre, Sandpiper Road, Lordswood, Southampton, SO16 8FD for the benefit of the community in and near Lordswood.

WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE

to provide quality care and education to pre-school children

PRE-SCHOOL. SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB, ARMY CADETS, TAE KWONDO. MUSHIN SV-JITSU, DANCE SCHOOL

General charitable activities, education and training.

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSESSPORT/RECREATIONSCOUTING ACTIVITIES

Provision of community events at the school and entertainments for pupils and parents

The charity works within Shirley Infant School to raise funds for the school and to help build the wider school community.

A parent and teacher association aimed at enhancing the learning and facilities for the children at Bitterne Manor Primary School in Southampton.

Raising money to enable us to make grants to Oakwood Primary School.

Detached youth work and the provision of youth clubs in Lordshill Southampton

We raise money in order to improve the learning experience of the children at the school.

Fundraising in support of school activities.

Running a guide resource

Educational outlet for women of all ages

the charity acts for the protection of the fabric and services of the church building

To use the income of the charity to purchase good pictures of an elevating character for presentation to the Corporation of Southampton

Cake sales/book & DVD. Christmas fayre. Summer Fayre. Ladies night. To raise funds for the school.

Dispenses medical and scientific information. Provides grants to study medical practice in the U.K. and abroad.

Supporting projects within school

For purposes of Ministry and other religious work.Income is paid into Avenue St. Andrew's United Reformed Church, Southampton account and utilised for ministry.The Trustees are the currently serving trustees (The Elders) of Avenue St. Andrew's United Reformed Church, Southampton - charity no. 1130504

Upkeep of Almshouses - specific ones only.

Thornhill Community Library is run by volunteers to benefit the local community. TCL offers a full book borrowing and lending facility, public access computers and various drop in activities to promote learning and well being.

- Capacity building through teacher support, training and retention- Information exchange and support between the UK and African schools- Provision of material to support learning in African schools- Provision of school support to children from poor families- Contributing to the maintenance of school buildings