Economic and community development Charities

Activities include such things as: Stockjudging, numerous visitors of all different areas presenting interactive talks, activities involving livestock, farm walks, and many small fun activities held locally in Hampshire. We also compete in many competitions both within the county and nationally. A meeting takes place everty thursday evening in a venue that suits the activity.

To manage and maintain Marshchapel Village Hall as a venue for community activities for the benefit of residents in the Parish of Marshchapel and surrounding communities.

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

Parish Hall who provide a place for community activities.

Managing Kilburn Village HallEncouraging community activities

All kinds of competitions, social events, accredited training courses, overseas exchanges and many more activities.

The charity provides & maintains the public hall in the parish of Great Orton (Carlisle). This is the only venue serving a wide rural community and allows many varied local activities to take place from art exhibitions, wedding receptions, play groups, local government meetings, yoga classes etc.

THE SOCIETY IS KNOWN AS C E D A R S (CENTRE FOR EMPLOYMENT OF THE DISABLED AND RETIRED OF ROCHFORD SOCIETY. IT WAS ORIGINALLY HOPED TO FIND "PIECE WORK" TO SUPPLEMENT THE INCOME OF PENSIONERS AND DISABLED BUT THIS NEVER HAPPENED. THE CENTRE BECAME A PLACE WHERE THE ELDERLY AND DISABLED COULD MEET TO SHARE SKILLS AND ENJOY THE COMPANY OF OTHERS. FOR A SMALL SUBSCRIPTION EACH MONTH MEMBERS CAN MEET

To provide a centre catering for social, educational and physical activities for all sections of a rural community.

DEVELOPMENT AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

A rural youth movement for young people aged 10-26 years. Members can gain confidence and life skills in public speaking, drama & entertainments, sports competitions, stock-judging and cattle showing/presentation, and dancing. YFC is run by the members who organise meetings & social events.

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

102 Education and Training109 Arts and Culture110 Sport and Recreation112 Environment Conservation and Heritage113 Economic/Community Development/Employment

- General charitable purposes for worthy local causes- Environment, conservation and heritage purpose- Community development

General Charitable PurposesMedical/Health/SicknessDisabilityRelief of PovertyOverseas aid/Famine relief/Disaster reliefHelp Children/Young people, elderly, disabled and groups by making grants.

Provides a building to be used by church groups & other community activities.

Liverpool U3A, a branch of the University of the Third Age, is a self-help co-operative learning charity for people no longer in full time employment, using the knowledge, experience and skills of its members to organise specialist educational, creative and leisure interest groups and monthly general meetings with guest speakers.

We stimulate public interest in the local area to promote high standards of planning, architecture and environmental quality. We hold public meetings with speakers on topical subjects. We award the Harpenden Society Plaque and environmental certificates for projects which enhance the local environment. We publish a quarterly newsletter. We provide information and advice to local residents.

1. Support and promote organic gardening, teaching about sustainability and the environment2. to encourage play and connection with nature3. working with disadvantaged young people, those with special needs & the local community4.Promoting healthy activities involving physical expression

Lectures on a range of subjects and visits to places of interest. The Society produces the 'Richmond Review' annually which features committee reports, list of members and articles of historical and local interest. The Society is concerned with all matters both historical and current within the the town and district of Richmond, North Yorkshire.

Provision of village hall for community activities and for private hire

Promoting the relief and development work of ARM in Burundi, DR Congo,Rwanda and the Great Lakes region of Africa. Providing educational information regarding the specific causes and needs and raising funding as appropriate.Providing capacity building to ARM Internationaproviding humanitarian relief and development supplies and carrying out advocay on behalf of ARM International.

To operate "The Mill", a residential study centre, in the village of Forest Green, Surrey for the primary benefit of promoting the education (including social and physical training) of pupils attending William Ellis School in the London Borough of Camden. The facility is also used by other schools and organisations to give inner city children the opportunity of experiencing the countryside.

Provision of meeting place for social and educational community activities.

Weekly meetings