Economic and community development Charities That specialise in Economic development

TO ASSIST RESIDENTS TO IMPROVE THIER SELF CONFIDENCE, LIFE SKILLS, LIVING ENVIROMENT, FINANCIAL POSITION AND ABILITY TO MAINTAIN HEALTH AND DEPENDANT LIVING LEADING TOWARS LONG TERM REGENERATION OF THE ESTATE AND ITS RESIDENTS

Unpaid volunteers operating in Northwich and surrounding parishes seeking the regeneration and transition of the local community, economy and environment in line with the objectives of the Transition Town Initiative

The key objectives of the Trust are(i) to widen educational opportunity by providing funds to cover the full or partial cost of fees for selected pupils / students in beneficiary schools in Cameroon;(ii) funds will support high achievers but the majority will be purely on the basis of financial need.(iii) The Trust may also provide funds to support local development efforts.

The primary objective of the charity is to:Engage with all sections of the communityTo support local community activities designed to improve the quality life for young and oldFor example:To facilitate projects and amenities for young peopleExtra curricular school activitiescommunity trips for older people in order to combat loneliness and isolationChristmas lunch for the elderly

Project Development for the Regeneration of the St James area

Advocacy Forum; Information Advice and Skills Training in London; Advocacy for Education and Enterprise Development; Support to young women and girls in West Africa; and Fundraising for projects and activities

We are working to develop, promote, sponsor and deliver initiatives that will have a real, positive and lasting impact in the lives of people from socially and economically disadvantaged communities in the UK and in Kenya.

TFH promotes socio-economic development, health, education and water restoration in developing countries to build self-sufficient communities. We support a water filtration project in Tambacounda, Senegal and renewable energy initiatives, promote ecological farming and participate in the development and marketing of high quality organic produce in Senegal to promote health and nutrition.

The Charity's objectives are the promotion for the benefit of the public of urban or rural regeneration in areas of social and economic deprivation, in particular the township of Heywood, by all or any of the following means laid out in the Annual Report.

Radio Regen specialises in using community media to tackle disadvantage and promote the regeneration of deprived areas. Activities include developing community radio projects around Greater Manchester which provide training and volunteering opportunities for local people and providing resources to support the UK community radio sector.

Monthly meetings provide a forum for all Broad Street area residents to bring problems and concerns to our attention and appropriate action taken.A platform for other organisations and bodies, including borough councillors to engage with residents.We provide representation at relevant Planning, Councils, Police consultation, Regeneration, Tasking Group and any other relevant meetings and forum

The charity works in Tower Hamlets particularly with those of Bangladeshi origin and the wider community which they live. The charity provides information, advice, workshops on emerging issues. Supports and facilitates training through partnerships & networking. It facilitates support surgeries and a new opportunities club to aid users to tackle challenges and achieve their full potential.

Heritage Conservation and Regeneration

Provides grassroots support in North Liverpool through youth programmes, activities for older people, and help for those facing homelessness, unemployment, or isolation. Offers community events, advocacy, and partnerships to improve wellbeing, inclusion, and local opportunity. Supports regeneration by empowering residents to shape services and lead change.

Providing a holistic programme of activities including children. play, youth and older people services, adult education, health and fitness, regeneration, employment support, training and volunteer opportunities, arts and sports facilities from the Masbro Centre in West London

Educational, health and economic development

Apart from general charitable work, current activity prioritises education and training for children, adolescents and adults; research into local, national and international economic development issues; supporting local community arts and cultural initiatives; sport and recreational activity for young people and adults; awareness of Islamic arts, heritage, culture and scholarship.

Groundwork West London is an environmental regeneration charity working in partnership with local authorities, business and the community to improve the quality of life in areas of West London suffering environmental, economic and social deprivation. Groundwork West London merged into Groundwork London on 1st April 2008 (company registration no. 04212532 and charity registration no. 1121105)

To support the communities of Barnsley by providing social and economic regeneration via a range of programmes and projects supporting "life long learning, training and employment, young people, health and wellbeing, enterprise and business development, social exclusion and reducing poverty".

A.T.C.O.'s first duty is to help relieve poverty in West Africa and the West Indies by disseminating, educational materials in (STEM Subjects) farming technology and agricultural equipment which are essential factors to the cultural & social-economic development of Africa and the West Indias. It will also support the African diaspora in the United Kingdom, ATCO welcomes any volunteers.

To preserve and conserve for the people of England and Wales the historical, architectural and constructional heritage of particular beauty or historical, architectural or constructional interest particularly those buildings whose preservation will contribute to the regeneration of their locality and to advance education in the techniques and practice of building preservation and conservation

Education, training, relief of poverty, overseas aid/famine relief, economic and rural/urban community development/regeneration, SME development/employment, climate change, environment, offshore/onshore renewable energy, decarbonisation

Let's Go Hornsea is a grass roots regeneration organisation. It is independent of the East Riding of Yorkshire Council and the Hornsea Town Council, but works in partnership with these organisations and in conjunction with other community groups. It works to generate and develop ideas and projects, which will promote the town and surrounding area and benefit the local economy and community.

The giving of donations to other selected charities.

The mission of the Prince's Foundation for Building Community is to transforms lives by creating beautiful, harmonious and sustainable communities. We do this through our extensive education programme, by enabling exemplar projects that demonstrate best practice around the world and championing key principles for the development and regeneration of communities.