Charities In West Berkshire

ACESPACE Exists to provide a home for social, artistic and musical activities especially, but not exclusively for the residents of the surrounding areas. The ACESPACE is also available for hire by independent bodies and individuals engaged in activities compatible with its constitution

Organising local fund raising activities for the purpose of making grants to sports and social entities in the area.

Arts and Culture

charitable activities and religious groupAlleviation and relief of poverty

Lambourn RDA provides equestrian facilities for the disabled. Our vision is to offer people with disabilities in our area therapy by working with horses.Our mission is to enable people with disabilities to ride a horse and achieve their goals through the work of our volunteers.We provide instruction at all levels of ability and currently have 6 ponies and approximately 40 riders.

Pre-school playgroup open to children from age 2 to school age.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the benefits of the inhabitants of Newbury and the surrounding neighbourhood by the provision of facilities for canoeing

1st Wash Common Scout Group provide a balanced programme of activities for children aged six to fourteen. The programme aims to develop the young people physically, mentally and spiritually. Scouting is based on learning through play and exciting activities.

Our primary aim is to make contact with, and provide practical support to, people throughout Newbury and West Berkshire who have suffered disablement following a stroke. We also aim to provide relief and support to dependants and carers of such persons, where there is a need.

CSA 07 FC is a football club based in Newbury, West Berkshire. It is established for charitable purposes only for the public benefit. It seeks to promote the community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of the inhabitants of West Berkshire and Hampshire by the provision of facilities for playing football.

To operate a wheelchair basketball club providing disabled and able bodied people to opportunity to play the sport at whatever level they want to, ranging from recreational up to National and International standards. To promote fitness and competitiveness whilst taking part in league matches representing the club. To provide a sociable and friendly atmosphere where all are welcome.

To educate and entertain members of the general public in the Reading and surrounding area through the rehearsal and presentation of two musical productions a year (spring and autumn) at theatres in or near Reading.Each production usually runs for five performances with a total potential audience of just over 2000 for the week.

Provision of accommodation for elderly people.

To establish and run a village hall and to promote for the benefit of the inhabitants of Hermitage and neighbourhood the provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities or for the public at large in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of life of the said inhabitants.

Commonly known as the Ridgeline Trust, we have developed a Therapeutic Garden with meeting and teaching facilities in a pavilion at 25 Whiteknights Road, in East Reading. Supervised gardening helps people with experience of mental and or physical difficulties and other problems to regain lost skills, to learn new skills, to improve social skills and to help build confidence and self-esteem.

Locally: Organisations and charities in the Oxford region, specifically healthcare, relief of suffering and hardship, help for the disadvantaged; nationally, medical research and higher education, medical health/sickness organisations; internationally, the relief of disasters.

1. Continued teaching English to adults of Bangladeshi Community2. Continued teaching Bengali (mother tounge) to Bangladeshi children3. Continued providing prayer facilities.4. Organised cultural events.5. Organised sports facilities (football and badminton) for youngsters

Religious and social services

Arts Educational support including support of performance in Classical Greek at Bradfield College, and other charitable and local community purposes espoused by the late Roger Lancelyn Green, or deemed appropriate by his successors and trustees, to be supported by the income from the foundation fund or from property vested in the trust.

To provide assistance to those in need in the parish of Stratfield Mortimer. This assistance is broadly by way of grants.

To relieve children and adults with dyslexia and related conditions by providing treatment at our research clinics focusing on dyslexia and related conditions. To advance the education of the public by undertaking research into causes and treatments of dyslexia and related conditions, training personnel, and publishing the useful results of such research

The Gladstone Trust holds and manages a Recreation Ground in Kintbury.

For the purpose of furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England amongst members and former members of the Armed Forces of the Crown.

We provide a Holiday Club environment during Easter and Summer school holidays for children with additional needs and disabilities between the ages of 3 and 19.We also provide an After School Club at Addington School, Woodley, Monday through Friday during Term Time.

Pre school for children 2-4 years in Woolton Hill