Charities In Windsor And Maidenhead

Administration of trust fund to support children's education at St Peter's C of E School, Old WIndsor

The relief of the needs of people with Down's Syndrome, and their families, by the provision for such people of facilities, services and opportunities that will maximise their participation in society and any other charitable purposes connected with Down's Syndrome within the area of benefit

1. To advance the education of Muslim women resident in Slough2. To provide recreational facilities for the benefit of Muslim women and their children in the interests of social welfare and improving conditions3. To advance the education of the public in respect of their culture & religious requirements 4. To relieve Muslim women in Slough who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress

To benefit the Community in the town of Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire and in the neighbouring Parishes by advancing education, protecting health and relieving poverty, sickness and distress among the community, and in particular to support the charitable work of the Henley-on-Thames and District Citizens Advice Bureau

To promote arts and cultural activities. To represent, consult and advise a large number of local affiliated societies and support their activities.

To advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by: developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school; engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipement which support the School and advance the education of the pupils

The Foundation seeks to involve the employees of RWS plc, in the various countries that RWS operates in, in charitable organisations and causes. The charities and causes that are supported need to be involved in structural and sustainable projects enabling the less well off in society to improve their lives through education, improved living conditions and income generating projects.

Local Charity Activities and Through the Province of BerkshireThe prevention or relief of povertyThe advancement of citizenship or community developmentThe relief of those in need because of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage

Community relations projects undertaken by pupils and former pupils of St John's Beaumont School.

Weekly meetings - card, word games and dominoes, birthday parties, discussions. Trips to local theatres - pantomimes, musicals. Meals at local restaurants.

Assistance to people connected to St. Marys Church who are experiencing mental, physical or financial problems.

Christmas Unwrapped and Easter Cracked i.e.outreach to primary school children to convey to them the real meaning of Christmas and Easter.

Operation of a volunteer private car driver service for elderly people to attend medically related appointments.

We are a support group for men and women who have been diagnosed with bladder cancer and, importantly, also for their carers and partners. Support provided includes the opportunity to talk to other patients and clinicians in social environment about their treatment choices and life after bladder cancer. We raise funds in support of the Royal Berkshire Hospital urology department.

Promotion of the study of Astronomy. Talks and events for society members. Open evenings for the public, school and community groups, etc. Visits to schools, etc to give information and guidance on observation equipment and its use.

Assistance to people connected with St. Mary's Church, struggling mentally, physically or financially.

To Advance education of the public in the subject of Breast Cancer and to train health professionals and allied professionals in the breast related issues ANDTo promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of breast cancer through support, advice, education, equipment, treatment and research.

Provides audio description of productions at the Theatre Royal, Windsor and enables visual impaired children to attend the pantomime by paying for seats for them and their teachers/carers.

Yeo Memorial Trust is a charity formed in 1998 in memory of the Yeo family to purchase and own in perpetuity land for use as a village sports ground

The objects of the charity as stated in the constitution are:1) To relieve sickness and injury by the provision of first aid and ambulance services to any person who has need of such treatment.2) To advance the education of the public in first aid in particular, but not exclusively, by the provision of training in the principles and practice of first aid.

General Benefit of Poor Persons of Wexham

Our PTA works with our school, parents and pupils to organise events open to the local community and school events. We also provide hospitality at school events. We use funds we raise to buy goods and services for the benefit of the children at our school, such as playground equipment, musical instruments, computers and books

Church of England church trust for benefit of pupils of village school

Holding land for access and use of playing fields at White Waltham

We are a heritage museum. Owned by the trust, covering Maidenheads past history back to the Stone Age in two & three dimensional form, run by volunteers and primarily financed by grants, gifts, donations and membership fees. We provide a centre of info, and research on related specifics including outreach to schools. All is free.