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

The Charities objects are to maintain the gifted cottages and land for housing former agricultural workers or their widows whose homes are required for present workers.

The aim of our organisation is to reduce the rate of incidence caused by Cancer in Africa, through population-based screening and early detection programmes about important Cancer warning Signs and Symptoms. We simply visit rural villages in Africa educating the people about the early Signs and Symptoms of Cancer. Our team of Volunteers is a mixture of medical and non-medical professionals.

Weekly meetings both educational & social

Weekly club meetings both educatinal and social

Weekly club meetings and activities both educational and social

W.I. is based on the ideals of fellowship, truth, tolerance and justice. To improve and develop conditions of rural life and advance the education of women in citizenship in public questions both national and international, in music drama and other cultural subjects plus instruction and training in all branches of agriculture handicrafts home economics health and social welfare.

To provide healthcare provision to poor adults in rural parts of Nigeria where access to public medical facilities is limited. To support healthcare education enabling early detection and referral treatment for potentially life-threatening illnesses such as breast,testicular cancers through knowledge and self-examination techniques.To promote and support local health providers.

A community choir based on the Herefordshire/Worcestershire border which aims to bring good quality choral music to the rural communities it serves.

The income of the Trust is to be used for the education, or maintenance during education, of the sons or daughters of persons who have served agriculture in the UK.

To hold an annual show, if possible, with classes for a wide variety of animals both farm and domestic, to encourage country crafts and skills.To award educational grants to young people to further their studies in connection with agriculture and related subjects, provided that they live in Todmorden or otherwise have a connection with the show.

To initiate Poverty Alleviation Either generally or individually, of people living in Sri Lanka.To Advance the Education (Secondary School) in Rural areas of Sri LankaThe relief of unemployment for the public benefit in suchways as may be thought fit, including assistance to find employment

Gives charitable grants to students who are undertaking further education in rural land management and livestock auctioneering. Grants may be given in the form of money or books and equipment

The Burland Parish Hall, granted charity status in 1915, provides a focal point in the small Cotswold village of Stanton, funded entirely by lettings and local support it provides a venue for Church activities, childrens activities, art and education, parish meeting room, rural cinema, charity functions, parties and celebrations, polling station, etc.

To advance the education of the public in general (and particularly the local community) about local history (particularly concerning farming, land drainage and military) mainly through the preservation and restoration of artefacts (and particularly "Buffalo LVT4" amphibious landing craft) and the provision of talks and tours for public benefit

We run a village hall, providing space, both inside and out, for a variety of community activities to serve our rural community.

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Aid to Schools and agriculture in Uganda

Supports the people of Luhimba and surrounding areas in Tanzania to improve their quality of life in the areas of health, education, agriculture and clean water.

Provision of a Village Hall and associated facilities for the benefit of the residents and inhabitants of the local rural area.

The promotion of urban or rural regeneration in areas of social and economic deprivation within Sri Lanka.The charity has a 3 year plan to:* build a home for 40 disadvantaged children.* construct a community/education centre.* provide for the ongoing running costs for supporting the children.

The provision of a wide range of information to local residents and visitors to the area. This range includes tourist information, bus and train timetables, details of local activities, hotels and B&Bs, also local authority information and Government leaflets concerning welfare issues and benefits. Up-to-date computing services can now be accessed by visitors to the Centre.

Staindrop Young Farmers Club is run by young people for young people aged from 10-26 years. Members of the club are able to take part in a wide range of activites such as quizs, stockjudging, bowling and go-karting and much more. Each year the club holds a social event where the profit made is split between ourselves and a chosen charity which is picked by our members.

The prevention and relief of financial hardship among those suffering from the consequences of economic & social deprivation, wars & conflicts, or natural disasters in the UK and less developed countries overseas, especially Afghanistan, through the provision of items, services, and grants, in coordination with individuals and local organisations as well as promotion of education in rural areas.

Ewe and You runs Countryside Experience residential programmes specifically designed to extend access to the countryside for urban dwelling children, providing them with hands on experience of rural activities.The programme is targeted at disadvantaged children aged betwen 10 -14, nominated by their schools, social workers or other children's agencies.

The charity activities are as follow:SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOL: to assist and help children and young persons with their Homework issues in subjects such as, Maths, English and French languages in order to improve their education needs.AGRICULTURAL & RURAL ACTIVITIES: Teaching young persons about how to cultivate and planting of agricultural products in the rural areas of the UK.