Charities In Throughout England

Public Hall in the centre of Oswestry with 8 rooms available to let, ranging from holding 6 people to 200. The purpose of the charity is to allow community use of the building, and provide a nurturing, supportive and collaborative environment to enable positve community impact. The hall provides a range of volunteer and work experience opportunities to the local community.

Based in Staplehurst, Kent, the Group provides therapeutic riding sessions for adults and children in the community with a broad range of physical and mental disabilities. Although part of the National Riding for the Disabled Association it is run on a completely independent and voluntary basis.

the advancement of orthodox Jewish religious education through modern methods of communication including the preparation and disseminataion of high quality video presentations

Wipers is a specialist youth charity working with young people aged 10-25 across the UK, principally those in and leaving the criminal justice system and care. Through 1:1 mentoring, accredited group work, employability support, inclusive sport and youth-led research we support wellbeing and potential. Founded and led by Black professionals with lived experience of the system.

The prevention or relief of poverty both nationally and internationallyThe relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability or financial hardshipTo provide relief after natural disasters.To advance educationTo help young people, especially but not exclusively through leisure time activities, so as to develop their capabilities that they may grow to full maturity

HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE AND DISASTER RESPONSE CHARITY SUPPORTING DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES IN TIMES OF NEED. WE TRAIN AND EQUIP DEDICATED MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC, EMERGENCY SERVICE AND FORMER MILITARY SERVICE PERSONNEL ALONGSIDE YOUNG PEOPLE WHO BENEFIT FROM A NEW PURPOSE IN LIFE. BY CREATING MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS OF VOLUNTEERS, WE DELIVER IMMEDIATE RESPONSE WHEN AND WHERE REQUIRED.

We are a Christian church organisation, aiming to help people to meet God spiritually, psychologically, and physically, so that they could be saved from their suffering lives. We also use our donation for social care services, like childcare , local food bank services, public social needs, eg. Providing PPE for hospitals at earlier COV.19 periods. We also support other christian organisations

Free advice drop inspractical English and IT classeswomens art workshopswomens exercise classesyouth music sessionscareer advice service for young peopleweekend cultural eventsfood bank, kids drama clubkids chess lessonselderly support groupsadults drama clubhealth prevention programmesprograms to foster adaptation and a sense of belonging to the UK

We have been running workshop, events, online activities to raise awareness on issues affecting BME communities - in areas of poverty and hardship, campaigning for better health both physcal and emotional wellbeing.Organising social contacts & networking to help vulnerable people experiencing social isolation and loneliness.Distributing food parcels, hot meals in vulnerable older people.

Supporting children aged 0-5 who have SEND or are living in poverty but providing speech, language and communication support in the form of multi-sensory classes led by a Speech and Language Therapy Team to develop their early communication skills.

The Club makes grants to individuals in need, local charities, schools, local organisations and communities. It organises community events, children outings, tea parties for the elderly, youth projects, and the Christmas gift programme and also provides physical support such as marshals at events, litter picking and gardening for a local day centre.The Club has a grant making policy.

Organises events such as Leighton Linslade's May Day Fayre, Brains of Leighton Linslade Quiz, Santa float and Carols in the High Street with Lantern Parade on Christmas Eve.

PROJEKT UTOPIA is an international artist collective, an advocacy group and an arts organisation and we create migrant-focused, multi-lingual work at the intersection of performance, co-creation and participation.

Our activities support 'The prevention and relief of poverty among people living in the UK and South America through the provision of training; education and employment; consultation; health education awareness; empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills to prevent and protect against poverty and major health issues.

- Supplementary School- Award ceremony- Liaison between schools and parents- Theatre production- Cultural events- Play and sport sessions- Advice, Information and Advocacy - Outings, Trips- Interpreting and Translation- Health Projects

The NERLRC exists to promote and encourage religious learning and literacy by providing resources, information and training to individuals and institutions in the North East.

The charity owns and maintains a multipurpose Church building which is used as a place of worship and for other Church activities. Sunday services and small midweek groups are open to all. There are also other activities open to the wider community and to organisations and groups whose activities and objectives fit with the Church's charitable objects, eg North Lakes Foodbank.

To advance the Pentecostal religion in accordance with the statement of beliefs in Croydon and in such other parts of the united kingdom or the world as the trustees may from time to time think fit and other such purposes which are exclusively charitable according to the law of England and Wales and are connected with the charitable work of the charity.

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people of all ages who have been raised in or have spent a significant part of their lives in strict closed religious communities (in particular ultraorthodox Jewish communities) and having left their communities, from remaining socially excluded.

Response Ability Theatre (RAT) is a boldly trauma-conscious and survivor-led theatre and participation arts charity that represents and supports people who experience or are at risk of experiencing trauma through: productions, creative workshops for survivors, trauma-conscious communication training for people in positions of support for survivors, and consultancy to researchers and organisations.

To educate the public in the history of public transport by means of acquisition of vehicles of historical significance and restoration of such vehicles to operational condition so that the public may experience travel on transport of yesteryear, creating memories for the old and bringing history alive for the young.

Provision of financial support to racehorse trainers and ex-racehorse trainers who have fallen on hard times due to circumstances beyond their control and are in need of financial support. May also provide funding for schemes to help relieve beneficiaries from various welfare problems which they would not otherwise be able to fund themselves.

Our church services are open to all individuals, regardless of background, ethnicity, or faith. While our primary community focus is on Hongkongers in Sheffield, anyone is welcome to attend. We provides a variety of services to support the spiritual and emotional well-being of our congregation: 1. Sunday Worship Services, 2. Pastoral Care, 3. Community Building Activities, 4. Bible Study Groups.

Antioch House of Worship is a local church based in London, United Kingdom. Our mission is to spread awareness of Lord Jesus, and to make him make him known through the preaching of the gospel.We love and value every person because each of us matters to the Lord. In everything we do, we seek to glorify God (Jesus) and edify man

Established to build an endowment as a long term income stream for Rowcroft Hospice to deliver compassion and care to the South Devon community. A legacy that will help patients and their loved ones to make every day the best day possible.