Charities In Wiltshire

Regular public worship open to allPastoral work, including visiting the sick and the bereavedTeaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groupsTaking of religious assemblies in schoolsPromotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings, and the distribution of literatureSupporting other charities in the UK and overseas

The Trauma Recovery Centre (TRC) exists to facilitate the creative and purposeful recovery of children facing challenge and crisis. The charity provides therapy and counselling to children and their carers who are facing trauma and extreme challenges; and training in the recovery from trauma and abuse to charities and organisations working with children and adults.

We provide a safe and supportive environment where survivors over 16 of rape and/orsexual abuse at any time in their lives can receive specialist counselling, support andinformation. We provide information to partners; training for professionalcounsellors and campaign to raise awareness of the prevalence, impact and longterm effects of sexual abuse in childhood, adolescence and adulthood.

We are a village church that is above all a family of believers. We are friendly, welcoming and happy to reach out with a helping hand. We are trying to show everyone something of what Christ is like. In our Sunday Worship we offer a range of styles of services, modern and traditional , lively, and quiet and reflective.

We make grants to strict and particular baptist churches to assist them with the maintenance of their chapels.

Swindon's Food Collective works towards the prevention or relief of poverty and to preserve and protect good health by providing food and non-alcoholic beverages to those in financial need or poor health in the Swindon and District area of Wiltshire.

Bristol Spear oversees the running of the Spear Centre in Bristol. In joint venture partnership with Resurgo Trust, Bristol Spear runs a free twelve-month programme beginning with an intensive six-week foundation phase aimed at getting disadvantaged young people (16-24) year olds ready for work, followed by support to find work or relevant further training.

The Learning Curve provides training, education and support to vulnerable and disadvantaged individuals to help them improve their lives. In addition, we support other third sector organisations who also contribute to these aims.

Church of England Parish in Calne, WiltshireAnglican places of Religion, worship and community out reach.

PROVIDING PRE SCHOOL EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN THE SALISBURY AREA

Advance the faith, doctrine and practices of the parent church namely ' Mar Thoma Church' for the benefit of its members and the public and to do all charitable work allowed under the law.

Provide Pre-School Education and Activities

Projects designed to improve aspiration, achievement and attainment in schools

The Nursery provides day care for children between the ages 2-5. The Nursery is run by a committee.

We work with adults experiencing mental health problems, providing a supportive training and workplace environment. The majority of the work undertaken is of a commercial nature

The activities of the Church are undertaken to advance the Christian religion. We organise meetings in our building and elsewhere to give the whole community opportunities to worship God and pray and study the Bible together. We also meet to encourage one another in Christian discipleship, including evangelism and mission, charitable social action, and engagement with the local Calne community.

EdUKaid operates in the Mtwara region of Tanzania; we provide vital educational services within government primary schools including pre-primary education and inclusion focused activities. We also renovate school facilities and undertake activities to engage and involve parents, headteachers, the local community and education authority to ensure local project ownership and sustainability.

Early years provision for ages 2-4 years.

The charity holds music courses and weekends for adults as well as organising music events for children.

Church activities in line with the Church of England Salisbury Diocese

The primary object of the PCC is the promotion of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ according to the doctrines and practices of the Church of England. In accordance with the PCC (Powers) Measure 1956, the PCC is to co-operate with the minister in promoting in the parish the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical.

Salisbury Stingrays Swimming Club exists to help support people in achieving their goals in the sport of swimming. This is achieved with the aid of high-quality coaching, teaching and support staff, working in partnership with the club officials, parents and most importantly, the swimmers.

Provides and operates community transport for people with limited mobility (mainly the elderly and disabled), for the socially isolated, and local public bus services for environmental reasons with support from Wiltshire Council in South Wiltshire and Kennet

Organising shows, trips and activities for the elderly and adults and children with special needs. We also provide free entertainment to Residential Care and Nursing Homes when requested. Grants are made to Special Needs Schools inWiltshire to support their activities.

To provide a counselling service for adults To provide counselling training courses To distribute information to individuals and agencies. To support churches on pastoral care issues. To undertake occasional research. To work collaboratively with other agencies