Charities In Surrey

YMCA East Surrey is a vibrant, local charity that has been responding to the needs of individuals and communities since 1871. We help people to believe in themselves, support them to achieve their goals and inspire them to be the best they can be. Services and activities include; supported housing, sports, health and well-being, childcare, youth work and youth counselling.

The Sons of Divine Providence is a Catholic religious Congregation and charity. In the UK the charity provides housing and care services to people with learning disabilities and people who are elderly. The charity provides two care homes, 16 designated supported housing units, 63 units of social housing and a retreat centre. The charity also funds overseas missions of the Congregation.

To provide quality educational services for day pupils from the age of three to thirteen years.

To enable young people to develop their skills, education, capacities and capabilities and to participate in societyas independent, mature and responsible individuals;To promote social inclusion by preventing people from becoming socially excluded,and assisting them to integrate into society;To enable Members to promote effective use of their resources to achieve their charitable purposes.

The Sheppard Trust is an almshouse charity. We provide housing for older women in need of low cost, comfortable and secure homes. Priority is given to those in greatest need. Residents live independently with the security of knowing their homes will remain affordable and well-maintained, and that support is on hand when needed: in emergencies or to help maintain independent living.

Working alongside schools in the Diocese of London to support them in their task of providing high quality education inspired by Christian values and faith.We also promote co-operation between the Board and bodies or persons concerned in any respect with education in the Diocese.Most of our activites are focused on the 156 Church of England schools in the Diocese of London.

Independent Co-educational Preparatory School for children between the ages of 3 and 13 years old

Working to protect and conserve wild places and wildlife across Surrey with the help of members and volunteers. Our vision is for a living landscape in Surrey that is rich in wildlife and valued by all.

To run The Anvil (concert hall) ,The Haymarket (theatre) and The Forge (studio) to provide cultural live performance events for Basingstoke, Hampshire and surrounding areas as well as a year-round programme of participatory and educational work for all communities.

The Charty operates an independent school in rural Surrey. It caters for approximately 300 children between the ages of 3 and 16

Independent day school for children aged 2.5 to 16 years.

To provide care for elderly persons, within a Christian framework and ethos (as described in these Articles), by the following means:- Providing appropriate accommodation, items, services or facilities calculated to relieve the needs of such persons, and- By the provision of carers and by the provision of regular support and training for such carers.

To maximise the independence of adults with physical and/or learning disabilities and to provide them with supported housing and/or training in work and social skills.

Greenfield School provides an affordable, first class, fee paying primary education for children of all backgrounds within the locality, no entry qualification is necessary and also an educationally based Early Years Department for pre school children from the age of three years. Bursaries are provided and hardship funds are available for children already attending the school.

Amesbury School's over-arching purpose is the advancement of education through an independent nursery, pre-preparatory and preparatory school for boys and girls between the ages of 2 and 13. This schooling is non-selective at point of entry on grounds of academic standard, race, colour or religion.

The promotion and provision of advancement of education, particularly for dyslexic children. The Trust runs a school in Surrey which specialises in teaching dyslexic children. The school is primary and secondary up to Year 11 and GCSE and provides a full mainstream curriculum including a range of extra-curricular activities.

To provide facilities, services and resources for the education, integration, guidance, assessment, outreach and support of people affected by an autism spectrum disorder.To promote a greater knowledge and understanding of autism.To invite and receive grants, donations, public funding, gifts and contributions to support the primary objective of the Trust.

The preservation of the motoring and aviation heritages of Brooklands and environs; using that heritage to inspire future generations through the Museum's education service; and the provision of a world class tourist attraction whose popularity will attract visitor revenues to pay for the preservation and education.

To advance education in accordance with the principles and doctrines of the Roman Catholic religion in particular, but without limitation, by running a school known as Holy Cross Preparatory School in accordance with the principles and subject to the regulations and discipline of the Roman Catholic church but welcoming to all faiths and backgrounds.

Prep School Education for boys aged 7 to 13.

The Charity is established to operate a school for those with special educational needs.

To run Aberdour School and provide an excellent all round education for boys and girls from 2 to 13 years.

Provision of primary school education, Nursery and child care creche facilities for up to 335 boys and girls aged between 3 months and the end of Year 8 (13 year olds) in an independent school..

The Yehudi Menuhin School provides a specialist education to boys and girls aged 8 to 19 years with an exceptional talent for music and facility on a stringed instrument (violin, viola, cello, double bass, guitar, harp) or piano. Selection for a place at the School is based solely on musical potential and the School aims to offer places regardless of the financial circumstances of the applicant.

The Charity provides accommodation and care for defined categories of men and women (the Brothers) in its historic buildings in Charterhouse Square in the City of London. It also provides financial support to Charterhouse School and has the power to operate a museum.