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

The charity was established in 2012 and has worked since, towards the preparations required to set up a high class education and health service.The organisation has identified a suitable rural location in southern India to promote its educational venture. In co operation with the land owner, the KDP charity has started canvassing among the local population about this exciting project.

A unique volunteer led organisation for young people between 10 and 26 years old who live in the rural area of Ceredigion.The movement provides fantastic opportunities and experiences for young people of all ages and background.

Maintenance and preservation of common lands formerly held by the Lord of the Manor of Totteridge and the rural amenities attaching there to for the benefit of the residents of Totteridge and neighbouring districts and visitors.

DRILLING OF WELLS IN RURAL VILLAGESPROVIDING AID TO CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS AND ORPHANAGES IN BURKINA FASO

PROVISION AND PROMOTION OF FACILITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE TO ASSIST IN THEIR DEVELOPMENT THROUGH COMPETITIVE AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES EDUCATION AND TRAINING.THE ORGANISATION FACILITATES RECREATION AND OTHER LEISURE TIME OCCUPATIONS TO IMPROVE THE CONDITION OF THE LIVES OF YOUNG PEOPLE AND AIDING SUSTAINABILITY IN RURAL COMMUNITIES.

helps developments and support for the poor in Egypt and Sudan especially rural areas

Annual Horse and Agricultural Show.Providing education to the local community of agricultural activities and skills

A centre for community life set in the middle of the rural township of Poulton-le Fylde in Lancashire. The centre offers regular exercise and dance classes with drama and musical productions. There are several activities for mums and toddlers and many local community groups and societies meet there. Activities also include fundraising events to improve the Hall

PADDINGTON FARM TRUST PROVIDES ACCESS TO THE COUNTRYSIDE FOR THE PEOPLE OF WESTMINSTER AND OTHER AREAS OF LONDON. PFT ALSO PROVIDES OUTDOOR, EDUCATIONAL AND HEALTHY-LIVING ACTIVITIES TO BROADEN PEOPLE'S HORIZONS AND BUILD THEIR CONFIDENCE.

To provide educational, social and sporting activities for young people especially focused on those who either live in rural areas or have an interest in rural life.

Manage habitats for the benefit of wildlife,people,heritage/landscape.Encourage access to open green space/wider countryside.Deliver environmental/education/interpretation to local schools/wider population.Provide support, advice, training & supervision to volunteers, trainees & community groups in countryside management/ conservations skills by working on real local environmental projects.

Staging of annual agricultural show

To advance the education of its members in Leicestershire and Rutland in agriculture, homecrafts, country life and related subjects. This is provided by a programme of training, social, educational and recreational activities.

The Trust benefits communities within North Yorkshire, Teesside and Cumbria. The aims are: to help educate & develop young people, particularly those with phyical, learning, & mental health problems; disadvantaged groups; the conservation & improvement of the natural environment; to address the challenges of rural communities and any other charitable purposes considered oppropriate at the time.

We are a rural church nestled in two beautiful villages. We love our community deeply. We strive to share Christ with everyone around us, and specifically at the moment we're targeting the youth of today - the nations next leaders. We passionately believe that Jesus changes lives and brings hope.

YPTC continues to act as a assessment centre for NPTC. We provide a wide range of landbased assessments both economically and efficiently. We deliver approximately 3000 test per annum.

The acquisition, restoration and exhibition to the public of rural bygones and items having a connection with social, domestic, craft, trade, industry, agriculture, rural history and social history( in Ramsey and the surrounding villages )

The Potting Shed Church is a rural church community in the middle of Nottinghamshire. It seeks to nurture followers of Jesus, especially amongst families, children and youth. We hope to connect with those not presently engaging with existing models of rural church and to resource established rural churches. We meet on Sundays and midweek in a Barn and use Zoom and social media to build community.

We advance the education of adults and young people with learning difficulties, challenging behaviours, or mental health problems through the provision of training and experience in agriculture, horticulture and other related skills. We develop the capacity and skills of the beneficiaries so they are better able to identify and help meet their needs and to participate more fully in society.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATION AND FACILITIES FOR THE SOCIAL WELFARE OF THE INHABITANTS OF INGLETON AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD.

Education and development of young people through a variety of activities and competitions including public speaking, stock judging, cookery and sports. 10 clubs across the county organise their own weekly meeting. Emphasis on social, fundraising and travel opportunities too.

TO ENHANCE THE DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN OF PRE-PLAY GROUP AGE (2 TO 3YEARS APPROXIMATELY) WHO LIVE IN LEWES AND THE SURROUNDING RURAL AREAS OFFERING APPROPRIATE TEACHING, GUIDANCE, SUPERVISION, CARE AND HEALTH FACILITIES.

Hold an annual county show to promote agriculture, horticulture, forestry & conservationBring the "countryside to town" to give the wider public an opportunity to integrate with the rural community to gain a better understanding of the countryside and to discuss issues & share best practiceSupport local Shows with Showground infrastucture and organise competitions for competitors young & old

The charity provides advice and support to farming families through the services of a Farm and Rural Outreach Worker(1) to prevent and relieve poverty or financial hardship, and to relieve sickness and preserve health, amongst farmers, their families and workers primarily through the provision of advice and support; and(2) to relieve and prevent the suffering of animals,

TVRA works with rural communities to enable them to identify and respond to local needs; provides direct support to groups and individuals through advice and guidance, organises activities, deliver services, e.g. community transport; informs and influences local policy; highlight rural issues; develop and participate in appropriate partnerships; commissioning relevant research and development.