Economic and community development Charities That specialise in Community development

Provision of a Youth Club for the communities youngsters. Provision of a Friendship Club for the older citizens. Provision of cricket bowls and football pavilions and pitches for both adults and children.provision of community meeting place for various local community groups.

Grant making to small-scale charitable organisations usually with an annual income of under ?500,000 and minimal admin costs. Charities should have a focus on long-term sustainability and integrated community development and are usually based outside the UK. Donations usually around ?3000, ongoing funding is possible once a relationship has been established. Must have UK bank account.

Provides accommodation for community activities

CHOC manages and maintains Clare Town Hall and Clare Old School Community Centre for the benefit of the parishioners of Clare and the immediately surrounding communities. The rooms and halls are available for hire for social, educational, recreational, leisure and other community activities without distinction of age, gender, social, racial, religious or political differences.

Promoting community development, encouraging involvement, and participation in activities within the benefit area. Providing and securing the provision of social, cultural and recreational facilities and practical assistance for the public of all ages and abilities. Reflecting the changing needs and interests of the public, in the wider community, in a social and economically deprived area.

The centre provides a wide range of activities and project accessible by members of the local community. It is primarily aimed at the elderly and disabled, children and young people as well as the wider community. This may involve access to day care provision, Education & Training,Healthy Living activities etc The centre works with local groups and organisations to help deliver community project

1) Community activities and experiences 2) Provides a base for community groups and activities3) Improves physical, mental, social and emotional welfare for all, enabling all residents to thrive.

Funds are raised by personal donations for the benefit of Kingsbury synagogue in accordance with the trust deed. Grants are made to the synagogue as required by the synagogue management. The trust owns a property occupied by the Rabbi and family of the community. Rent is received which funds the bank property loan.

At the 13th Itchen Scout Group in Hedge End, we help 6-14 year olds develop skills for life. Through camping, hiking, teamwork, games and community activities, we build confidence, friendships and resilience while having fun each week. Everyone is welcome, and a Scout adventure awaits them, helping young people grow, learn and give back to their community.

We work with children & young people between the ages of 4 to 14 yrs. We use our facilities for meetings and get outdoors for adventurous and community activities. We do fundraising to maintain the building and support activity costs, pay our ground rent and everyday services. We hold occasional fundraising / sponsored events to supplement our membership fees.

To provide a well maintained building for the communal benefit of the inhabitants of Bradley and the surrounding villages. The trustees aim to provide high class facilities to voluntary organisations of all ages and the general public within our community. We encourage and value all our community activities.

Our work in local communities, on Merseyside, is directed towards those suffering poverty and social exclusion. Priority is given to adult educational work, community development and health-related initiatives.

Providing a weekly meeting place for numerous community activities such as dancing, pilates, yoga, children's groups for music,etc,, Darby & Joan Club for the elderly. In addition there are random weekly events for adult and children,s parties and Village events

To deliver community activities for residents of Penge East and the neighbourhood, that provide social, leisure and educational benefits. These encourage social cohesion, neighbourliness, the enjoyment of green space and urban nature, and are volunteer led and managed. To manage a community centre and garden where community activities are based, that's also available for hire.

The community centre is a place where various activities are held - community activities, social group meetings, cultural activities, concerts, drama, eisteddfod, rehearsals, lectures, coffee mornings, fundraising activities, committee meetings, private functions, religious/ chapel associated meetings, educational/training activities

Community activities

To relieve either generally or individually persons resident in the parishes of Dunchurch and Thurlaston, who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.Managing the assets of the Trust for the benefit of the community.Maintain the allotments for tenants from Dunchurch and the surrounding area.

This ecumenical Trust works in Communications, which includes media, publishing and the performing arts; and Education, which includes speaking, lecturing, consultancy and mentoring. It both accepts commissions and develops its own projects. It has a special care for the poor. It is not a funding agency.

Voluntary minibus transport for elderly/infirm residents of Selsey to encourage and assist such residents to take a full and active part in local community activities.

Provision of information on education, training employment & Other Issues.Human Rights, Entrepreneurship Opportunities. Raise Awareness of Water and Environmental Issues.Provision of Person Centered Counselling to Service Users with Mental Health and other Issues.Immigration Advice. Community Development Training Locally, Regionally & Internationally.

The Charity provides meeting accommodation for a whole range of local community activities, including social, educational and keep fit activities. It is particularly interested in providing a place for disabled and hard to reach groups to meet. It also provides for local groups to hire the hall at reasonable rates for their own activities.

Preservation of the historical appearance of Ledury and the surrounding villages.

Smallwood Village Hall is a rural Village community hall in the South Cheshire countryside.It hosts many community activities and charity luncheons to serve the local and neighbouring community

Religious Christian Group operating under a Trinitarian doctrine offerring Christian Education and community activities in order to promote local community spirit and offerring support to anyone in the community who may need it.

Iwade Village Hall provides a meeting place for the residents of Iwade and of the surrounding area.The Hall facilitates community activities such as: Rainbows, Cubs, Beavers, Scouts, Clubs, WI, Nurseries, Dancing, Keep Fit and as a venue for private gatherings, assemblies, presentations etc.This list is not restrictive, neither is the use of the Hall solely limited to the residents of Iwade.