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

The objects of the CIO are, for the public benefit, to advance Christianity and relieve poverty in Bangladesh, in particular but not exclusively, through the provision of support to Bangladesh Rural Youth Fellowship Centre.We support activities to train the Christian Youth of Bangladesh to support the vision and programmes of BRYFC. Elevate the socio-economic conditions of the poor.

The charities objectives are to promote community awareness and involvement in celebrating agricultural and horticultural heritage of Howden and its surrounding villages through the Annual Howden Show. We are not-for-profit organisation.

CPRE promotes the beauty, tranquility and diversity of rural England by encouraging the sustainable use of land & other natural resources in town & country.

The relief of patients suffering from HIV/AIDS. The provision of social welfare, plus recreational facilities of such patients. We partner with the Rehoboth Trust which operates a residential children's village in Kwa Zulu Natal. We also have a number of partner projects supporting rural creches, Education & Training & provision of food parcels, & poverty relief programmes in KZN.

To advance the education of young members of the public in agriculture, home craft, country life and related subjects. In the interest of social welfare to provide and promote the provision of facilities for creation and leisure.

The promotion of steps to improve the breed of stock and encourage home inudustries, improvement to tillage, the management of grasslands and other rural affairs, to organise, promote, manage and conduct for charitable purposes only Agrucultural Shows and exhibitions of all kinds.

NOCS provides social support, facilities and development opportunities for people with high levels of social anxiety and difficulties with social interaction, particularly due to autism spectrum disorder (ASD), mental ill-health and rural/social isolation. People in our community form lasting friendships, gain self-confidence and, over time, develop their skills and start to manage their anxiety.

Presentation of classical, cultural and educational dramatic works and recitals to foster, promote and increase and maintain public interest and education in, and appreciation of, the dramatic arts and co-related arts.

Improvement of breed of livestock. Development of agriculture generally and hold an annual exhibition.

A) To advance the education of young members of the public in agriculture, home crafts, country life and related subjects. and B) In the interest of social welfare to provide and promote the provision of facilities for recreation and leisure.

The Trust supports a Fulani Team as they develop a ministry to Fulani speaking people in Burkina Faso and neighbouring countries. A training and discipleship centre has been set up in a Fulani area and monthly support is given. Help to relieve poverty, provide food, promote education and good health, have been supported. Agricultural, transportation and building work have been supported.

The principal object of the Company is the regeneration of the Askern Ward in Doncaster.

Biodiversity conservation especially in High Nature Value semi-natural landscapes of Transylvania; supporting traditional small-scale farming communities; supporting small-scale food producers and local food chains including markets; forest conservation; rural- and eco-tourism development; policy advocacy and publications related to these activities; project management of these activities

The prevention and relief of poverty and financial hardship of smallholder farmers and workers in the tea industry by providing: grants, and loans; goods and services; buildings, accommodation, shelter, infrastructure and facilities; projects designed to improve agriculture, community capacity and working conditions; and such other charitable means as the Trustees may decide.

Encouraging improvements in livestock and all areas of agriculture. Encouragement is through competitions, exhibitions and an annual show.

THE PROVISION OF POSITIVE ACTIVITIES FOR RURAL YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 10 TO 28

Provides horse riding, equestrian vaulting and opportunities to socialise in a supportive environment to people with disabilities, mental health conditions and children living in care. We also offer volunteering and educational opportunities, such as equine related qualifications and awards, and opportunities to be out in the open air and countryside.

1. Through voluntary and partnership effort, develop and offer support services that meet the needs of those suffering from all forms of stress arising from their rural way of life.2. Endeavour to make statutory authorities and other pubic bodies aware of the issues giving rise to rural stress, and to offer constructive suggestions on how these issues can be addressed and alleviated.

The prevention or relief of poverty and relief of financial hardship of socially disadvantaged and marginalised people, in particular through (but not limited to) the provision of affordable financing to grassroots organisations in less economically developed countries which support those in local communities, rural areas, small cities or minorities; andthe promotion of such other purposes.

The Memorial Hall is village central and available for hire to all members of Bro Machno and beyond. The aim of the Hall is to create a recreational space for all to enjoy. The Hall can be used to facilitate training, encourage conversations about rural and community challenges and be central in creating a support hub for the use of external agencies such as CAB etc.

Providing a community hub within North West London for children and young adults across a wide range of ages with thriving Beaver, Cub, Scout and Pioneer groups. Volunteer lead we aim to give young people access to experiences including camping, hiking, countryside awareness in addition to fostering an environment of friendship, trust, self-confidence and personal skills development.

Pomotion of agriculture and improving farming practices within Chepstow and surrounding area

Hampshire Search and Rescue Dogs (HSARDogs) is a voluntary search dog group available to emergency services. We are supported by our umbrella organisation Association of Lowland Search and Rescue (ALSAR) accredited to national standards; dog handler and support search for people who may be missing or injured in urban or rural areas. The team work closely with Hampshire Search and Rescue (Hantsar)

The purpose of the Four Winds Trust is to give those living in the cities a better chance to enjoy nature and the beauties of the countryside.

ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN THE UK AND OVERSEAS; RELIEF AND CARE OF THE POOR, SICK, AGED AND BEREAVED; ALLEVIATE POVERTY, ASSIST IN RURAL EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT BOTH NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.