Charities In Surrey

General charitable purposes

Recreational use for the parish of Tilford

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.

Makes grants to other charitable organisations

Makes grants to other charitable bodies

Recording and provision of memory sticks of information extracted from local newspapers and other sources and read by volunteers for the benefit of blind or partially sighted people in the area of Ashtead, Bookham,Effingham, East Horsley and Leatherhead in Surrey.

Open space, recreation

The aim of the Charity would initially be to provide support to families with children in school, through Family Support Workers.

Open space, recreation

General Charitable purposes

Upkeep of churchyard

Day Nursery for 3mth old - 5yrs

The Friendly Club for the Blind provides Social activities for Blind and partially sighted people within the London Borough of Sutton and its immediate surroundings

We maintain a play area and playing field.

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.

We obtain funds by means of donations, raffles, local sales such as local village day sales of donated items and other activities, to provide such activities as a Christmas outing, donations towards other outings and the purchase of items that may be required at the residence of the group aided by this charity, for example garden furniture or other items identified periodically.

The upkeep and maintenance of the Church of St Mary The Virgin in Bletchingley. The financing of the construction of any buildings for the purpose of promoting the Anglican faith in the village of Bletchingley.

The activities have been to provide chamber music in Wimbledon

Relief of persons in need in respect of their housing or other residential care with priority being given to persons having a connection with Brockham and neighbouring villages

This club provides a service to blind and partially sighted people meeting on the first Monday of each month-members are picked up by voluntary drivers transported to meetings at Grove Barnes TW18 2EY. Where they enjoy afternoon tea, raffles entertainment and socialising, with friends, similary handicapped seasonal events also arranged.

Although not exclusively, the Charity was formed to provide a vehicle for charitable disbursements by the Founder and members of his family who may wish to make use of the facility. Each donor who subscribes funds to the charity is kept advised of the balance of his account, and is free to propose or make donations to such charitable causes or needy individuals as he or she may wish to benefit.

Provision of open space for informal recreation

To preserve and safeguard the collection of the Museum of Richmond

Encourage and support the spreading of the Christian Gospel in the County of East Sussex and adjacent Counties through evangelists and other Christian workers.

Ownership of land for use as a Public Park or Garden and Recreation Ground