Charities In Surrey

Guildford Club for Disabled provides social support for the physically disabled which results in additional needs and requirements. The Club strives to provide wide ranging entertainment that caters for most age groups and their tastes.

The charity aims to promote literacy in disadvantaged communities through the distribution of educational material and in particular class sets of appropriate children's fiction. Currently the charity is supporting schools in Africa. The charity also works with international publishers to get early readers translated and printed into local languages for distribution to partnering charities

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Unit of the Scout Association

We aim to create a space for the entirety of the local community. From within a beautiful former school setting, The Reedham Centre will provide education, community services, and health activities for all ages.

TO PROVIDE THE TRANSPORT NEEDS OF THOSE LIVING IN THE PARISHES OF WOTTON, ABINGER AND SHERE BY MEANS OF A COMMUNITY MINIBUS, NOT OTHERWISE MET BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT FOR THE PURPOSE OF SHOPPING RECREATION ETC. THIS SERVICE IS OF PARTICULAR HELP FOR PEOPLE WHO BECAUSE OF AGE, DISABILITY, SICKNESS OR POVERTY NEED SUCH ASSISTANCE, AND FOR WHICH THERE IS A LACK OF ADEQUATE AND SAFE PUBLIC SERVICES.

The Group provides regular weekly activities for boys and girls via a Beaver Colony, Cub and Scout pack. The Group is part of the Scouting Association. Children are predominantly from the village of South Nutfield but membership is not restricted by place of residency.

In partnership with the County Council, we supply a voluntary staffing resource for a community library. We also hire out meeting rooms to individuals and organisations who provide leisure and training activities for the local community. We aim to use the income from room hire, together with that from the fund-raising activities of our 70+ volunteers, to improve facilities at the library.

Provision of progressive training programme for members between the ages of 6 - 25

Assistance for parishioners in need in the Ancient Parish of Chobham (roughly current civil parishes of Chobham and West End) in Surrey

To seek to ensure the preservation of the building and curtilage of the Parish Church of St.John the Baptist,Puttenham,Surrey for the benefit of the public as a building of historic and architectural importance by raising funds for the execution of capital projects designed to improve its amenity and to advance the education of the public as to the importance of maintaining the building's heritage

Warlingham Forest Schoolers aims are to give children the opportunity to experience an inspirational, fun and holistic approach to connect to the outdoor environment. The forest school sessions will run on our very own forest school site at Chelsham Road next to Greenlawns Memorial Park CR6 9EQ.

The promotion, for the benefit of the public, of urban/rural regeneration in Thames Ditton and surrounding area by all or any of the following means - relief of financial hardship, relief of unemployment, advancement of education/training, particularly for unemployed people and maintenance, improvement or provision of public amenities including recreational facilities for the public at large.

A community based charity operating as a church. Providing a service to the community which is faith based.

To reduce the social exclusion of people (particularly, but not exclusively, older men). To lessen their isolation and provide social opportunities, helping them to build friendships, through the provision of facilities in which they can meet to undertake a range of creative, physical or recreational activities, learn or pass on skills and knowledge.

management of the King George's Field, Dunsfold

To provide or assist in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances with the object of improving their conditions of life.

We run a small public junior library on the Old Dean Estate to support and encourage the literacy skills of local children.

The provision of a building and grounds for the benefit of children and young people in education or recently left school.The premises are used to provide a youth group, pre-school group, dance class and other ad hoc activities.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education of the art and science of choral music of all periods with particular emphasis on early music, suitable for a choir of limited size (max 36 members) by the presentation of public concerts and recitals.

Provides a wide range of opportunities to come together to learn for fun ,exploring new ideas ,skills and activities for people in Runnymede who are not in full time employment.The objective being to promote and improve social and mental health as people move into their more senior years

Choral singing with weekly rehearsals. Performing concerts. Participation in the Leith Hill Musical Festival.

Village Hall for use by local and other groups by payment of rental charges

THE AIM OF THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION IS TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN ACHIEVING THEIR FULL PHYSICAL, INTELLECTUAL, SOCIAL AND SPIRTUAL POTENTIALS, AS INDIVIDUALS, AS RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS AND AS MEMBERS OF THEIR LOCAL NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES.EG. CUB AND SCOUT CAMPS. BEAVER SLEEPOVERS. VARIOUS CANAL TRIPS. DISTRICT CAMP.CLIMBING, CANOEING, AND MANY OTHER ACTIVITIES.

As a Parent Teacher Association we support school events as well as arrange fund raising activities. All profit goes back to the school to support the childrens education by supplying extra equipment or trips, or fun things for the playground the school budget would not cover.