Charities In Surrey

THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY, THE RELIEF OF SICKNESS AND TO PROTECT THE HEALTH OF THE PEOPLE IN WOKING PARTICULARLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY THE PROVISION OF FREE ADVOCACY, INFORMATION AND ADVICE CONCERNED WITH A WIDE RANGE OF ISSUES INCLUDING EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT, WELFARE RIGHTS AND INFORMATION REGARDING SERVICES PROVIDED BY OTHER ORGANISATIONS AND BODIES.

Provision of scholarships for children resident in Thames Ditton for Higher Education

We provide a friendly environment in Haslewey where older people can socialise and take part in activities such as keep fit, computers and art/film clubs. We have almost 50 volunteers.The Orchard (Wifi) Cafe has a varied menu and provides a subsidised hot meal a day for the elderly but is inviting to the full range of ages who use the Haslewey Centre.

The focus is to provide social, recreational and leisure opportunities, to enhance the welfare and quality of life of young people, engaging and supporting them in developing their skills and capacity to lead healthy lives. The project provides a safe, friendly environment for young people to meet, socialise and build positive relationships within the Park Barn and Westborough areas of Guildford.

Fund raising for projects and the promotion of Bedfont Lakes Country Park on behalf of, and involving, the local community.

THE CHARITY MEETS INDIVIDUAL NEED WITHIN THE PARISH AT THE RECTORS DISCRETION

A CHURCH WHICH ADVANCES THE CHRISTIAN FAITH THROUGH CHRISTIAN WORSHIP AND THE PREACHING THE CHRISTIAN FAITH. THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND WELFARE FOR THE NEEDY.

To help the needy of Normandy at the current incumbents disgression

CAMFEST fosters and promotes Arts and Crafts in all its forms and especially through the delivery of events, education and the provision of general information on Arts and Crafts for the benefit of the community.

A principal purpose of the Trust is the provision of bursaries to enable pupils to continue their education at Charterhouse School and to finance the continuous development of the School and to provide certain essential facilities.

Humara Ghar Charitable Trust provides funds for advancement of education and treatment of the disabled, mentally handicapped children, the blind and sick elderly persons. The Trust supports blindness prevention programmes, gives funds to camps for cataract operations. It provides funds to charities giving aid to persons in conditions of need, hardship and distress resulting from natural disasters.

Village playgroup

The DMA Trust, first established in 1993, exists to provide a focus for charitable endeavour for those involved with the DMA Group of companies.The Trustees look to make best use of funds raised by concentrating their giving, where there is real need in their local community, particularly in the areas of disadvantage, disability and ill health.

Education of girls and boys aged 11-18.On the 25th March 2014 the charity transferred its school operations along with the assets and liabilities to United Church Schools Trust and United Church Schools Foundations Ltd. From that date it no longer operated a school, but continues to have education as its charitable purpose.

TO RELIEVE THE NEED OF THOSE WITH A PHYSICALLY SENSORY IMPAIRMENT OR LEARNING DISABILITY THROUGH THE PROVISION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO HELP IMPROVE THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE.

Charitable purposes for mankind

Provision of open space for informal recreation

benefit of the needy, aged and infirm and their advancement of life within the ancient parish of Effingham

Provision of a Nursery, Pre-Prep and Preparatory School for girls aged two to 11 and boys aged two to 5

The charity is associated with St James Senior Boys School.

Hostel for homeless women

Provides a centre for rest and renewal for those who are under stress or strain, or in any condition in which a time of rest an renewal would be beneficial. Spiritual healing is offered and we provide an extensive range of short courses related to healing or with therapeutic value.

The Trust's activity was the provision of day school education from nursery to age of 11. The charity has merged with another charity number 312610 Lodge and West Dene Educational Trust Limited and has ceased its activities under 312611.

Open space

The organisation of Social Gatherings to bring together people from Sudanese origin or decentLanguage School to teach spoken and written Arabic language for children from age six, until GCSE level and some adult learners.Sport events including football, pools, basket ball, Cricket, Table Tennis and TennisSeminars and presentations on the history and political situation in Sudan