Charities In Surrey

The Trust provides grants to organisations and other charities which are involved in the things outlined in its objects. The Trustees meet at least twice a year to discuss grants and the progress of the Trust's investments. They review the beneficiaries of the grants during these meetings.

Youth Club

The main objective of the Charity is to make charitable grants for the general benefit of the inhabitants of the civil parish of Wonersh, Surrey, and such other inhabitants of the adjoining civil parishes as the Trustees think fit.

Our activities include:1. Providing educational input into local secondary schools via lessons and assemblies;2. Offering to those schools pastoral support through the listening service, detached work and self-esteem building courses;3. Enrichment activities;4. Spiritual activities including clubs;5. Supporting local churches with their youth activities.

Bringing communities together, supporting mental and physical health, and combating loneliness. We provide a location and space for activities inside and outside and partner with other organisations and charities who specialise in the provision of services.

The Basement Door (TBD) is a charity which advances the education of young people, aged 13 to 22, by providing training and experience through live music events. Young people learn new skills, gain confidence and make connections, through The Basement Door community. The skills they develop whilst working with TBD help them secure employment.

Rehearsal and performance of musical theatre productions and concerts in the Leatherhead area.

Financial donations will be made to selected organisations by the Trustees

The provision of financial assistance for the education and training of students of nursing

Provision of facilities : Guides, Brownies, Rainbows, Dance, Art , Drama ,Sr & Jr Football , Cricket , & Keep Fit. Various other private functions - Weddings, Family Celebrations, Educational purposes for young Children by Surrey Wild Life & schools. We hold Fetes, Fun Days & Shows etc to assist in maintaining premises.

The promotion of educational activities among older people and the encouragement of social gatherings. Achieved by the creation of separate self help groups under the umbrella of our organisation. Typical groups include; singing, gardening, science, arts, conversation, languages, discussion, photography, walking, etc. We currently have over 60 such groups.

To provide financial support and governance to sporting and welfare activities undertaken by officer cadets, staff and their departments at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.

Further the education of primary school pupils by various means, including:1. Developing more extended relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school.2. Engaging in activities which support the school3. Providing, and assisting in the provision of facilities or items for education at the school (not provided from statutory funds).

Provision of educational activities for people of retirement age.

The Horsell Village Hall CIO promotes and runs the facilities of this community building for the benefit of the inhabitants of Horsell and surrounding areas

Parent Teacher Association that raises money for Hollymount School and its pupils

PROMOTING THE THERAPEUTIC BENEFITS OF GARDENING IN A VOLUNTEER SUPPORTED ENVIRONMENT:BETTER PHYSICAL HEALTH,IMPROVED PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH&SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES,LEARNING NEW SKILLS,ACCESS TO THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT.USING VOLUNTEERING TO INCREASE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, RAISING CONFIDENCE&SELF-ESTEEM.WE AIM TO REDUCE STIGMA OF PHYSICAL DISABILITY, PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH PROBLEMS, OLD AGE AND INFIRMITY.

Education/TrainingReligious activitiesSport/recreation

We are a local network of churches upholding and advancing the Christian faith with a vision to be a resource of gifts and ministries to the region, the nation and the nations of the world.

Support for charitable initiatives both internationally (eg earthquakes/floods) and in the local community (eg hospices & entertaining oaps).

The Charity exists to provide a Scout Group for local children aged from 6 to 18.

To provide and maintain a facility for use by the people of the Hurst Green Area for social, recreation and a variety leisure activities etc.

To relieve patients and former patients of Queen Mary's Hospital who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm or in need of financial assistance and generally to support the charitable work of the said Hospital by providing various voluntary services and extra amenities for such Patients and Staff in the Hospital at the discretion of the Executive Committee.

The objects of the charity is to advance the Islamic religion for the benefit of the public in accordance with the true religious guidelines from the Holy Quran and Hadith plus other objectives set out in the trust deeds.

Scouting