Charities In Surrey

We provide workshops and 1:1 support to those with young onset dementia. Examples of our workshops are: choir, cycling, running, katakanuing, art, walking, gardening and drama. 1:1 support is tailored to the interests of the individual e.g. shopping, bowling, swimming, dog walking. We also provide an education course to those with young onset dementia and their family and carers.

We provide information and advice to adults and children who have suffered or are exposed to domestic violence or other domestic abuse within the community in Epsom, Ewell, Elmbridge and Spelthorne.

rescue, rehabilitate and rehome unwanted, abused and needy animals.

The objects of the Charity are to promote the protection of adults and children who have suffered from or are exposed to domestic violence or other domestic abuse by such means as are charitable including (but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing) the preservation and protection of their mental and physical health, the relief of need, the provision of advice and information.

Visit the families who just suffered a loss in their family to comfort and guide them through the funeral process.On behalf of the families we make the necessary arrangements for funeralTo complete the necessary tasks in a short time we pay for the cost of the funeral and the costs are then reimbursed by the familyProvide post burial support.If any Muslim has no next of kin,through donations

Classification: 103 Medical/Health/Sickness 104 DisabilityWe provide respite care for Carers of all ages, our highly qualified staff offer person-centred services to meet the needs of the carers and the cared for. We run a 'Caring Cafe' for people living with Dementia and their carers, a Saturday club for children with learning difficulties, a carers drop incorporating digital tablet training

The encouragement of agriculture generally.The improvement in the breeding and rearing of livestock.The encouragement of inventing and improvement of agricultural implements and machinery.

Regular public worship, pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved, teaching Christianity, promoting Christianity, promoting the whole mission of the Church in its community, supporting other Christian charities in UK and overseas, providing chaplaincy for a local college and providing groups to nurture young people in the Christian faith.

An evangelical town centre Anglican parish church.

STEMX AwardsDiscovery Science & Maths Primary programmeSTEMX Challenges and EventsMentoringMobile Construction Classrooms

Provide public acts of worship/sacred space for church members/non-membersTeach Christianity in sermons/courses/small groupsVisit sick/bereavedPromote Christianity in events/servicesProvide youth/senior citizen/women clubs with Christian ethosPromote mission of church in activities for older people/parent/toddler groupsSupport charities in the UK/overseas financially/with prayer

To hold, improve & maintain the Walton Firs Activity Centre in Cobham, Surrey, for the use, education & enjoyment of continuing generations of young people. In operating the Activity Centre the intention is to provide outdoor, educational and training activity facilities for all groups of young people.

Preservation of the listed building of the former church of St Albans at Teddington Lock and its development as an arts and community centre via a programme of visual and performing arts events and provision of arts education classes.

The charity provides and maintains a hospital and other facilities to enable the care, treatment and rehabilitation of sick, injured or orphaned wild birds and mammals. The aim is to relieve the suffering of wild animals in need of care and attention and in particular, the successful return and release of healthy birds and mammals into their natural habitats.

To advance the Hindu faith in accordance with Vedic Dharma for the public benefit by means of providing training and education in spiritual knowledge and Facilitating the production/distribution of publications furthering Vedic Dharma. To participate in cow protection projects in line with Vedic practiceTo participate in the development, preservation and maintenance of Hindu and Vedic temples.

University for the Creative Arts Students' Union (UCASU) provides support, opportunities, and activities to students attending the University for the Creative Arts. UCASU promotes the interests and welfare of students and represents, supports and advises students. It is the recognised representative channel between students and the University.

Regular public worship, pastoral work including visiting sick and bereaved, teaching of Christianity, taking religious assemblies in schools, provision of youth club with Christian ethos, promotion of Christianity through events and distribution of literature, promoting the whole mission of the church for senior citizens, children, parents and toddlers, supporting other charities.

Face to face, email and group counselling services and telephone and text helplines for men, women and child survivors of sexual abuse and rape and their close family members and supporters. We also provide training to organisations.

We help a homeless person have a place to call home by providing: 1. Immediate, safe, short-term accommodation; they should never need to sleep rough!2. Experienced, compassionate staff; trained to understand the causes of homelessness3. Skilled support, tailored to their precise situation, that helps them find a long-term home. Only York Road Project provides all 3 things in our locality

To advance education for the public benefit in the performing and creative arts. We make high-quality performing arts education more accessible and inclusive for children aged 3-13 years, young people aged 14-24 years and adults in our community. We offer classes in theatre, dance and cheerleading and via the Artemis sixth form college.

The Charity's activity is to raise funds to support the costs of running the Midhurst Macmillan Service, a specialist community based palliative care service. Grants are made to Sussex Community Foundation NHS Trust, the employer for the service, on a quarterly basis. The charity also directly funds all the costs of additional posts and services not covered by the NHS commissioners.

With over 1,800 active participants every week, we are one of the largest gym clubs in the UK and the largest single youth organisation in Woking. Our purpose-built facility is situated near the centre of Woking. We are a registered charity with the objective of enabling people of all ages and abilities to take part in gymnastics to encourage a healthy lifestyle.

CONFIDENTIAL SUPPORT TO ALL GENDERS WHO ARE SURVIVORS OF RAPE AND SEXUAL ABUSE IN SURREY. TELEPHONE HELPLINE, LONG TERM INDIVIDUAL COUNSELLING, FAMILY SUPPORT COUNSELLING, PRE-COURT COUNSELLING, SELF HELP GROUPS, INDEPENDENT SEXUAL VIOLENCE ADVISORS (ISVA). SPECIALIST TRAINING, STATIC AWARENESS DISPLAYS AND SHORT PRESENTATIONS. FOUNDED IN 1992, CHARITY NO.1145816

(i) to advance the Christian faith in general in accordance with the Strict Baptist Affirmation of Faith (1966)(ii) to relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or who are aged or sick and to relieve the distress caused thereby(iii) to promote and fulfill such other charitable purpose beneficial to the community

DI provides support to people with physical disabilities and acquired brain injuries, enabling them to develop their abilities and to increase their participation, involvement and independence. DI works to build a person's confidence and self-esteem and develops strategies to prevent further disability or deterioration. This is achieved through a range services delivered from its centre in Surrey.