Economic and community development Charities That specialise in Rural and farming areas

The promotion of the education of the public in the social and natural history, geology and archaeology of England with particular reference to agriculture and agricultural history in Cambridgeshire and the Fens.

The House of Bread (Warwickshire) is set in the heart of the countryside where guests can encounter God, being restored and transformed. We welcome all denominations who want to retreat from daily life, explore or go deeper into the Christian faith. Day or residential individuals and groups are accommodated in the former mill buildings overseen by Executive Directors who live on site.

Our mission is for the WEL network to be the primary NGO sector influencer of environmental policy, legislation and practice in Wales, respected for our members expertise and advice and at the centre of government decision making.

The advancement of education through:Construction of school classroomsProvision of classroom equipmentThe advancement of health or the saving of lives through:Construction of health buildings and provision of equipment Spring improvement projects resulting in safe waterFuture: Improved agricultural methodsWith all charitable activities taking place in the regional state of Amhara,

Working to relieve poverty in The Gambia, we are based in a rural area of Gambia in Gunjur. We support many community initiatives, incl women's development and small business development plus we have a memorandum of understanding with The Ministry of Education to improve learning opportunity in schools, sponsor students education, run training events for teachers and students and the community.

To support education and agricultural matters

Cumbria Federation of Young Farmers Clubs is a democratic Youth Organisation with 25 Clubs around Cumbria. We encourage personal development through a huge programme of competitions, training and management skills.

Supporting the application of engineering to agriculture and related areas through research and education

Tackling issues of deprivation, poverty and social exclusion across the geographical area covered by the Diocese of Lichfield in both urban and rural communities

Promote the advancement of education & training in the field of rural economy, industrial design and craftsmanship, and appreciation of the arts in accordance with the principles set out in the Letters to Working Men by John Ruskin published under the title Fors Clavigera.

Providing accessible community transport for Totnes and its surrounding villages, through scheduled bus routes, regular travel club excursions, and hire to community groups. We aim to make our services friendly and accessible for all residents and visitors, and especially passengers of limited mobility, the elderly, and anyone without access to their own vehicle.

To promote and improve agriculture, horticulture and the breeding and rearing of livestock via events such as Henley Farm & Country Show and an annual ploughing match.

The Charity recruits, trains, maintains & equips a team of volunteers who are able to search for and rescue any persons or animals in distress primarily in the Lakeland & Cumbrian fells. The Team also will assist the emergency services in swift water rescue incidents, bad winter weather and urban and rural searches for lost or vunerable persons.

To provide affordable childcare in a rural community and to enhance and foster the developement and education of children under school age in a setting that encourages parental involvement.

Promote improvement in the breeding and range of livestock.Invention and improvement of agricultural and horticultural implements.Encouragement of skill and industry in agriculture, horticulture and forestry.Advancement of agriculture for the benefit of the public by holding an annual agricultural and horticultural show at Ashover.

To advance education and skills particularly in agriculture, the environment and all related or ancillarysubjects; and to advance such other charitable purposes related to agriculture and the environment as the directorsand trustees shall decide.

To organise an annual show promoting agriculture, animal husbandry, horticulture and forestry for the benefit of the public in the South Hams and surrounding areas.

Our mission is to educate and inspire in the principles of sustainable living - especially of organic farming and growing - by facilitating immersive experiences between practitioners and those seeking to learn.

LifeLine Network is an international association of NGOs, and community-based organisations in 17 nations, seeking to provide relief to people who are in need and create sustainable development, through agricultural development, vocational skills training, education, health care, leadership and management mentoring, psycho-social care and micro-finance.

The policy of the Federation is to raise funds & organise courses, lectures & events to advance the education of women in citizenship, public affairs - both national & international in music, drama and other cultural subjects. We aim to improve and develop conditions in rural life, give instruction and training in all branches of home economics, handicrafts, health & social welfare & Agriculture.

The charity assists in the provision of basic human amenities, including education, clean water, food & healthcare for minority communities living in extreme poverty. It promotes private sector development & supports rural impact projects (with both sustainable business models and positive social and environmental impacts) & the development of the first impact investment fund dedicated to Nepal.

The charity runs a playgroup for children between the ages of 2 and 5. We provide care for chidlren in a rural area covering Corby Glen, Swinstead, Irnham, Burton Coggles, Swayfield, Creeton, Little Bytham, Castle Bytham and Careby.

The Trust's main objectives are: Advancement of Jain philosophy through helping build infrastructure and education.Relief of poverty, sickness and distress among people in need and those suffering from natural disastersSupport education in rural areas of children. Help improve the infrastructure of rural communities in developing countriesPromote humane behaviour towards animals

Weston Park was the first municipal park in Sheffield and is one of the most significant historic parks and is very popular with local residents and visitors to the city. Heritage Lottery has enabled the full restoration of the park to take place. There is an active friends of group who work closely with Parks and Countryside Officers to monitor and improve the site.

The charity is a provider of youth work services across Cambridgeshire. This includes rural youth clubs in buildings and on our converted double-decker youth buses, a babysitting course and the Generation game course (volunteering with older people).