Charities In Southampton City

Ocean Brass are based in Southampton and operate in the immediate area around the city and in southern Hampshire. We are a brass band offering an opportunity for any brass players in the local community to come and play in a friendly and informal atmosphere. We also provide entertainment for the local community in which we live and work by playing at outdoor events and giving concerts.

We offer the opportunity for members to attend any of over 50 groups covering any activity where sufficient interest has been shown, this can be in peoples homes or more formal venues, dependent on numbers interested. Members are welcome to lead an interest group or assist in it. Our activities range from Walking, Cribbage, Choir, Geneology, Art, Fishing, History & Psychology to name but a few.

Provide opportunities for the general public to be actively involved in the environment & local history of Sholing Valleys. Activities include litter-picks, pond-dipping, animal/plant surveys, tree planting, slide shows & much more. We run a monthly Childrens Group at our Study Centre & encourage Group visits. Organising popular fund-raising events we also work closely with similar groups.

The aim of the Association is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

Our activities will focus on the preservation and improvement of The Itchen Navigation along with communication about its features and benefits. Our volunteer River Wardens will complete and maintain a survey to identify work needed. Work will be completed to the best recognised standards by volunteers or contractors as necessary. Grants may be received and awarded to complete the work.

Southampton Action runs regular public appeals to collect items, particularly but not exclusively clothing, shoes, household items, toiletries and camping equipment. Volunteers sort the donated items, which are then packed and delivered to order to refugees and asylum seekers in Southampton and also delivers items to refugee organisations working outside of the UK.

The CIO will achieve its aims by collaborating with relevant stakeholders including medical professionals,those affected by poor mental health and those with an interest in improving mental health. It willundertake or commission research and surveys to identify areas of need and best fit solutions for thoseaffected by poor mental health and based on the result of the research/survey results,

The advancement of the study, practice and appreciation of the art and science of music, and in particular of 'Early Music', eg by organising workshops, lectures, courses etc, both live and online, and by disseminating information relating to early music to SEMF members and others. SEMF is one of 9 UK regional Early Music Fora; our main area of operation is the south and south east of England.

Help the community to meet its needs, liaise between the community, the Government and Non-Governmental Organisations, and full fill all the gaps in between.To educate, motivate and empower the communities to eradicate extremism, terrorism, poverty and sufferings with special focus on development of vulnerable communities through capacity building, policy research,

We work with our school, parents, pupils and the local community to put on a range of events and activities throughout the school year to build our school community and to help fundraise. This includes Fairs at Autumn, Christmas, Easter and Summer. We use our funds to purchase a range of goods and services that help advance the education of pupils at our school.

Holds meetings with guest speakers on archaelogical subjects. Arranges study days on particular periods of history and outings to places of archaelogical importance & interest.

Choices Advocacy provides independent advocacy and advocacy related services ie Person Centred Planning to children and young people, adults with a learning disability, older people, vulnerable, socially excluded people in Southampton and across Southern Hampshire. Independent Advocacy empowers and enables vulnerable people to speak up and have their views and wishes heard.

Southern Union Chorus promotes and encourages the singing of four-part male-voice harmony in the Barbershop style. We aim to advance, improve, devlop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of the art of Barbershop singing. Income from public Sing-Outs provides donations to deserving Charities. We run annually a free 'Learn to Sing" course open to male members of the general public.

TO ADVANCE PUBLIC APPRECIATION OF ARTS AND CRAFTS BY THE PROMOTION, SUPPORT, ASSISTANCE AND IMPROVEMENT OF SOUTHAMPTON'S MUSEUMS, ARCHIVES AND GALLERIES IN CO-OPERATION WITH THEIR MANAGEMENT AND STAFF.

The purpose of Scouting is to contribute to the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities. Some of the activities included camping, hiking, archery, cooking and many more fun activities.

The principal activity is to advance the education in music of young people up to the age of 25 in Hampshire (including Southampton and Portsmouth) who are educated principally in the schools and colleges within the said County.

Gig Night is a grass-roots youth music project based in Southampton. Gig Night provides a opportunity to create or join a band, perform as a solo artist, learn song-writing techniques and develop other skills required to deliver a live performance. Many of our acts go on to perform in the local live music scene.

We are a community centre based between West End and Townhill Park, regular users are various keep fitness classes, home schooling, dance classes, dog training. Also hired for private parties.

The Foundation helps cricketers under the age of 19, living in Hampshire or the Isle of Wight, who need financial support to develop their talent or to pursue their interest in the game. We also support the development of local cricket for young people by providing grants to schools, cricket clubs and other organisations e.g. for funding coaching, providing equipment or enhancing facilities.

We promote social inclusion by preventing men aged 18 or over in the area from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society, by providing facilities in which they can meet to undertake creative, physical or recreational activities, learn or pass on skills and knowledge, and support each other socially.

We work to benefit the pupils of the school in order to enhance their learning. We do this by raising funds, to buy equipment that will further their education.

To identify composition students age 14 - 19 who would benefit from the support the Foundation is able to offer. To enable selected composition students to access educational activities which are not generally available to them such as tutorial mentorships. To provide public performances of selected students' compositions, promoting these to reach a wide public audience.

Encourages the study of archaeology and history in the New ForestOrganises an annual excavationPublishes an annual reportHolds monthly lecturesEncourages individual fieldwork and research.

We help adults who want to learn to read or to improve their skills and confidence with reading. We do this by training and supporting volunteer Coaches, matching them to Readers for confidential, one-to-one coaching using a well-evaluated phonics-based reading scheme. Readers who complete the scheme will be able to read at approximately Functional Skills Entry Level 3.

To promote the welfare of Southampton football club supporters and in particular disabled supporters by the following means.- by promoting and encouraging the sharing of information and good practice in relation to disabled people attending football matches, - by representing and promoting the views of disabled members to organisations to influence future developments, awareness and access