Charities In Swindon

EARLY YEARS PROVISION FOR 3 TO 4 YEAR OLDS

Playgroup in Grange Park Area of Swindon. Deliver Foundation Stage Curriculum.

Religious activities to advance the Christian faith in accordance with the Statement of Faith throughout England & Wales. This is for the benefit of the public, mainly but not exclusively through the holding of services, raising awareness of religious beliefs and practices, religious education, outreach and pastoral care.

Junior Football Club for boys and girls aged 4 to 17

We are a Pre-School providing an early education to children aged between 3-5. We are based in Swindon, Wiltshire

Farcycles is an Oxfordshire cycling group that encourages community participation in recreational and lifestyle cycling, through training activities, organised rides and events, and promotion of physical and mental health benefits of cycling. We lobby for cycling infrastructure improvements. We refurbish donated bikes, and give bikes to the disadvantaged, including refugees and asylum seekers.

The hub will offer space for meetings, workshops, self-help and skills development, providing community groups a safe, inexpensive and accessible place to run activities and develop their services.The hub will also be a base for surplus food distribution and host a weekly free cafe as well as other activities that reach out to marginalised groups in the town.

Providing Hall/Room and stage facilities for hire to the local habitants of Wroughton and surrounding areas of Swindon.

Baptist Church

The Charity was established under a Deed of Trust and its objectives are to distribute investment income for the relief of local distress and charitable need of a Masonic or non-Masonic nature.

We are a 3 denominational (Baptist, Methodist, United Reformed Church) ecumenical church worshipping as one church. We operate from The Pilgrim Centre in Swindon town centre which includes The Roundabout Cafe. All are welcome. Cafe prices are set deliberately low to reflect this. We provide help to the lonely and homeless in the form of free food, clothing, and a listening ear.

Provision of Buildings, Facilities and open space

Providing a pre-school for children aged 3-4 yrs.

Operates in North Wiltshire and includes the following divisions : Kennet, Malmesbury, North Wiltshire, North West Wiltshire, Swindon North, Swindon South & Swindon West

Provide clothing, household goods, bric a brac and resources, including meeting space, at affordable prices. Initially serving the local area. Empowering and working with local organisations, businesses and groups through knowledge sharing, volunteering and skill building. Providing a facility to alleviate isolation and loneliness across genders, age, abilities and ethnicities.

Makes grants to organisations, Provides buildings/facilities/open space, Provides advocacy/advice/information

Religious activities

Medical and generic education and development for local qualified doctors, medical trainees and staff in Primary Care.

We run 12 week courses of workshops focusing on creative therapy. Working with local artists and therapists we also run sessions on nutrition, yoga, and hypnotherapy, giving mums the tools needed to move forward with their recovery. We offer facilitated peer support, giving mums the opportunity to share and support in a safe, non judgmental space and a qualified creche for some crucial me time.

A pre-school operating within West Swindon providing education to children from ages 3 to primary school age.

TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN WEST SWINDON AND LYDIARD TREGOZE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF THE PARTICIPATING CHURCHES.

Various groups are run for the educational, social and wellbeing of the mature person and other persons eligible for membership due to no longer being in full employment.

Services to children and young people

The primary aim and purpose of USBC is the advancement of the Christian faith, particularly in the local community of Upper Stratton and the surrounding area.

Preservation and restoration of the historic Dunkirk veteran paddle steamer 'Medway Queen'. The hull was rebuilt with help from the Heritage Lottery Fund and the vessel returned 'home' in December 2013 to begin the next phase of restoration. The workshop and visitor centre are at Gillingham, Kent. Most expenditure appears as an investment in the value of 'heritage asset under construction'.