Economic and community development Charities

Recreation and Personal Development of young peoplePromotion of agriculture and rural affairs to young people

The Charity is responsible for the running and maintenance of the Whitton Community Centre which serves a rural community.

PROMOTE EDUCATION, PARTICULARLY RELATING TO LOCAL HISTORY AND ARCHITECTUREPROMOTE HIGH STANDARDS OF PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE IN OR AFFECTING THE AREASECURE PRESERVATION ETC OF FEATURES OF HISTORIC OR PUBLIC INTERST IN THE AREA

Orgainies various activities/events for all ages up to 30, some agriculture based.

Group of young people who organise various activities and raise money for charities

YOUNG FARMERS CLUB

General Charitable PurposesEduction/TrainingSport RecreationEconomi9c/Community development/Employment

Campaigning to protect the countryside by submitting views to local councils on proposed building developments, presenting our views at public meetings on major development issues and discussing such views with local government representatives

Weekly club meetings and activities both educational and social.

The principle objective of the charity is to provide and promote to young people, from all backgrounds (especially those from under-represented groups) career opportunities in the professions and trades connected to the BuiltEnvironment. Additional assistance to be offered to those in need who would ordinarily be prevented from accessing education, training and employment.

Running village hall, offering facilities for community activities.

The provision of and maintenance of the Village Hall is for the use of the inhabitants of the parish of Bucknell and the surrounding rural area, without distinction of political, religious and other opinions. It is used for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreational and leisure time activities with the object of improving the conditions of life for the local community.

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

provide venue for village community activities

The objects of the trust deed are to make grants for general charitable purposes at the discretion of the trustees. In practice, a policy reflecting the interests of the settlers has been implemented, whereby grants are made under the following headings, health, homelessness, Quaker causes/institutions, support groups and third world. The trust does not accept unsolicited applications.

Relief of need and educational purposes for residents & parish of Cliffe at Hoo, Rochester, Kent.

Fundraising for a small rural school. Activities include: Organised Adult and Junior Run

Provide meet place for WI, Young Farmers, choir practice, senior groups etcHold indoor bowls - School plays etcEducational groups.

It provides a Parish venue for the following activities :-YWC meetings, Parish Council meetings,Bowls Club,Childrens Dance Classes,Theatre events,Church events,Social venues ( Weddings,Funerals ,Christenings and Parties), Government Elections and Craft Fairs.It is the only public building except for the church in this rural parish.

The taking of Children with mental disorders, terminally ill and special needs on outings to the seaside,countryside,plays,films,pantomines and supply transport needs.We also provide finance to any school, home, hospice or individual child for any object the local councils do not provide, for special wheelchair, hand bells, or audio and visual equipment.Also money to other charities.

Maintain and hire out Sutton St James Village Hall for community activities and functions by community groups, and for private hire.

The charity operates in the rural community developing the members knowledge and experience in various aspects of their life.

To educate and train the general public with the keeping of Vintage Vehicles whether they be motor driven or steam, traction engines, and all items of machinery, to include agriculture, horticulture and stationary engines, motor cycles, pedal cycles and all modes of transport.

The Trust is Christian body making grants for YMCA Associations to provide benefits for young people in the areas of health, education, housing and support for improved employment activities. Activities are open to those of the Christian faith, other faith or no faith ? and without any restriction due to class or creed.

The main activity has been the provison of a grant to The Salvation Army Social Work Trust to support the work amongst the unemployed