Charities In Surrey

We help the vulnerable with surplus food, a Community Kitchen, Repaired Household Goods & a Rehearsal/Recording Studio. We provide social and environmental benefit by raising awareness with a range of community, public and social events and use music, art and humour to promote equality.Our mission is to rescue and redistribute food and goods.Our vision is to create local Circular Economies.

Operation of sports club facilities for local community in Bourne Green and surrounding areas

The provision of amateur sport (basketball) for children and young people and the general public, through providing buildings/facilities/open spaces; services; and advocacy/advice/information, in England and Wales.

The CIO achieves its objectives by renting The Cedars, a Grade II listed Regency town house in Chertsey, to Runnymede Borough Council under a long-term agreement. The Council runs a local history museum from The Cedars known as Chertsey Museum. Under the agreement the Council curates, stores and displays items from the collection. The CIO pays the Council a contribution towards its costs.

Support, care, education and research for those suffering through dementia and related conditions in the Haslemere area with such adjoining areas as the Trustees may from time to time decide, and the operation of a day centre providing care for those with dementia and support for their families and carers with charitable activities as the trustees may in their discretion decide.

Its objects are to advance the education of the general public by promoting leadership and the training of effective leaders in Africa and in particular to encourage and support individuals in Africa who are or wish to be in positions of leadership to learn and develop their skills and to promote research into leadership and the public disseminationof the useful results thereon.

For awareness of National Aviation History. Maintain & display historic aircraft & engines, classic aircraft & associated memorabilia & provide practical workshop on the development and progress of aviation.

To rescue, rehabilitate and rehome, abandoned Greyhounds and Lurchers back into secure loving homes. To raise awareness of sighthound ownership and responsibilities.To raise funds to contuinue the work of the charity.Holding and taking part in events to raise funds and publicity

The objective of the Charity is to promote the independence and well-being of all people in the Waverley area by providing services that support this aimServices provided include the following:- Day Centre including lunches activities and organised trips

Pre-school for children aged 2 to 4 years old, operating 5 days a week in Worcester Park

Weekday drop-in for homeless and other persons requiring assistance or in need.Running a winter night shelter in conjunction with local churches.

TO PROMOTE MILITARY EFFICIENCY IN ALL RANKS OF RESERVE FORCES AND TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF CADET FORCES OF ALL THREE SERVICES IN CENTRAL SOUTHERN ENGLAND SUBJECT TO THE RESTRICTIONS SET OUT IN THE CHARITABLE OBJECTS.

Surrey Clubs for Young People is a support organisation for over 100 youth clubs throughout Surrey and enables young people to develop and gain "life skills" in a controlled environment.

Religious activities

1. Arranged a football tournament in Queens Avenue ground in Aldershot Army Garrison. Nepalese teams from other European countries also took part. 2. Arranged Nepali Mela (Nepalese culture, costume and ethnic traditional displays) at Kempton Park Race course.3. Arranged Nepalese New Year (Lhochhar) celebration and religious puja at Aldershot, Hampshire.4. Help provided to needy people

Grants to voluntary aided church of england schools for repairs and to individuals under the age of 25 attending voluntary aided schools in the Diocese for 2 years.

During the year the charity held a number of fundraising activities, including annual events such as the Summer Ball, Christmas Ball and Charity Golf days. They also hosted a Chinese Feast during the year.

The running and operation of a church.

The charity seeks to advance the Christian faith via activities such as church services, community initiatives and age/interest related programmes. The premises are made available for others in the community to use and a number of individuals and charities both in the UK and overseas are supported financially.

Responsible for all activities undertaken by the Parish Church in Burpham, near Guildford, Surrey.

We help young children and their families who face challenging circumstances by supporting learning and life skills from early years through primary education, in Wiltshire, Berkshire, Surrey, Lothian and Fife; these are our local communities. We fund smaller charities, primary schools and organisations focussed on children and young people up to the age of 12.

CHURCH ACTIVITIESCOMMUNITY AND WELFARE ACTIVITIES (EG: FEEDING THE HOMELESS)COUNSELLING AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

To provide for the benefit of adults with learning difficulties in Surrey and surrounding areas accessible opportunities for participation and education in performing arts and supporting crafts with the aim of improving their health,wellbeing and conditions of life

The rescue, shelter and provision of veterinary care for unwanted or abandoned animals and, wherever possible to find them suitable homes. To help pet owners meet necessary veterinary expenses in certain circumstances should they be unable to do so and if funds allow.

Acorns Nursery School aims to provide a safe and happy environment in which children in the local community can play and learn from 2.5 years to 5 years old. As a member of the Pre-School Learning Alliance we aim to provide the highest quality of education and care while providing a positive and simulating experience for children, staff and parents.