Education Charities

Provides nursery education and care for children from age 2 to 4 1/2 as well as running other services to support families with young children living in the area.

WE PROVIDE A RANGE OF ACTIVITIES WHICH INCLUDES SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES, PRAYER GATHERINGS, SMALL GROUP MEETINGS, YOUTH AND CHILDREN'S MEETINGS, AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS AND PARENT AND TODDLER GROUP. WE ALSO HAVE A SMALL TEAM WORKING TO SUPPORT CHILDREN IN THE LOCAL PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL.

To further the educational purposes of University College Oxford

Not Required

Parish Church. Weekly Services & worship. Families, youth & children's, older people's groups. Halls used by local groups. Drama. Monthly luncheon club for live alone. Mission work and support in our community and abroad. Link to local NHS St Martin's Hospital, local primary schools, food bank and private nursing homes for the elderly. Community mini-bus with support from local council (B&NES).

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved. Teaching of christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. The provision of youth clubs with a christian ethos. Promotion of christianity through the staging of events and meetings.

Youth Project offering recreational and educational activities, projects and intervention for young people age 11- 25.This will include information, advice and guidance through our Employability Project, accreditations and awards as well as Teen Bar evening activities, with an emphasis on raising awareness on health related issues that affect young people.

The objects of The Mary Hare Foundation are the relief of persons suffering from deafness and the advancement of education amongst the deaf. In practice the Foundation directs its support towards the deaf children attending the Mary Hare School, Mary Hare Primary School and the Burwood Centre in Newbury and those who benefit from Mary Hare's outreach work (reg. charity 1048386).

Furniture and white goods recycling and sale of household goods at affordable cost. Awareness raising of environmental issues.Provision of work experience and training to offenders, mental health patients and other disadvantaged persons.Helping homeless people through a Hardship scheme along with helping people living on the streets.

Provide a range of activities for youngesters aged 6 years to 18 years. for more information look at www.scouts.org.uk

Harry's Rainbow support children, young people and young adults 0-25 years, bereaved of a parent or sibling. We provide resources, books, memory boxes, therapeutic mentoring, a range of facilitated groups activities and trips and short breaks.

The provision and conduct of a day school for boys and girls.

Regular public worship open to all. Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings, and the distibution of literature. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.Taking religious assemblies in schools. The provision of a youth club with a Christian ethos. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups.

Provide information and advice on a range of topics including benefits, employment, debt, housing, relationships, education, legal and consumer issues to the residents of West Berkshire.Provide consumer education and support with money management skills.

King Solomon High School is a voluntary- aided secondary school; its object are to further the education, including religious, social and physical,of children attending the school under the religious direction of the Chief Rabbi and in accordance with the aims of the school by promoting high standards of academic excellence in both Jewish and secular subjects and Jewish beliefs values & traditions

The Charity's principal activities are : Providing a befriending service and extended support for isolated older people. Operating a debt counselling service. Supporting the unemployed and homeless. Offering prayer for healing, hospitality and welcome in the city centre. Organising family activities in the city centre.

The objects of the Great Yarmouth Pathway are the relief of poverty and social isolation for the public benefit in the borough of Great Yarmouth for those who are experiencing difficulties such as (but not limited to), displacement, homelessness, addiction, unemployment & mental health issues. This is chiefly done through the provision of a free, hot lunch three days a week.

The Foundations Trust provides support and oversight for a range of connected projects based from the twelfth-century Round Church in the centre of Cambridge, exploring the relationship between Christianity and culture. These include Christian Heritage which runs the Round Church Visitor Centre and the Cambridge Christian Study Centre through which the charity also supports university ministry.

Hotel School teaches hospitality skills to homeless and vulnerable people, matches them to sustainable employment, and supports them in their first steps into work.

We offer a Full Day Care service from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. to parents and families who need Childcare facilities for children who attend Borras Park Primary school for part or all of the day. Working families are able to apply for Welsh Government funded free Child Care for up to 30 hours a week for children aged between 3-4 and we are open to families from other settings during the holidays.

The charity provides out of school activities for socially isolated & financially disadvantaged children and young people, inc. children with special needs / disabilities, from ethnic minority communities in the London Boroughs of Hackney and Haringey. The Charity's aims to educate children through social, leisure & educational activities to develop their physical, mental & emotional capacities.

Manchester Buddhist Centre provides a place of peace in Manchester. We offer classes in meditation and Buddhism both for Buddhists and non-buddhists and, for those who ask for it, training for ordination. We welcome schools and community groups, having developed a reputation for excellence.

We are currently working in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe. In each country our activities are slightly different but have the common aim of enabling every child to gain access to primary education. We seek to identify the issues stopping a child going to school and then with local partners adopt an appropriate remedy or remedies to overcome these issues.

The Church activates involve the advancement of the Christian Faith, preaching the Christian gospel and the pastoral care of church members.The charity provides relief to persons in need, hardship or distress or who are aged or sick.Support is given for those engaged in missionary activities and Christian workers permitted within local schools.

LEAH works with asylum seekers, refugees and migrants who are socially isolated due to their lack of English language. Our volunteer-led service provides one to one English language tuition face to face or online; small group classes in the community or online; trips and social activities; health and well being support; and education, employment and volunteering progression support