Facilities Charities That specialise in Community cafe

Sunday - services AM & PM , with break out kids groups & crecheWednesday - Bible study groupsThursday - Tiddlywinks - A parent and toddlers group Friday - Amicus - A division of The Boy's Brigade for young people.Monthly "clubs" - Carers Cafe (support group for carers) / Craft clubWeddings, Funerals & maintenance of Graveyard

-Advice and Information-Countywide Advocacy Service for Older People-Opportunities to volunteers and gain training within Dostiyo and through external agenices.-Various classes for the elderly and disabled Asian Communities.-Physical and Emotional Wellbeing Support-Befriending Scheme-Weekly Wellbeing cafe's-Community Fridge

KEY currently provides a range of youth work in Milnthorpe (Cumbria) and surrounding villages. Delivery is in the community (including a youth cafe; open youth club; social action projects; holiday activities) and the local comprehensive school (including lunch-time drop-ins; Alternative Curriculum workshops and 1:1 sessions). It plans additional youth and inter-generational projects.

Close House Projects works with young people and our aim is to help them develop their physical, mental, cultural and spiritual capacities through leisure, social and educational opportunities. We operate a cafe drop in Hereford city centre and also run youth centres in other areas within Hereford. The staff and volunteers at Close House Projects are trained to support the needs of young people.

Our volunteers are restoring Shillingstone Station on the old Somerset and Dorset Railway, with a section of the original line, to how it was in the 1950s/60s. Work includes the renovation of the station buildings, platforms and railway infrastructure, plus the restoration of heritage rolling stock. We have a small museum, shop and cafe, for the benefit of local residents, visitors and volunteers.

Manage a city farm on the outskirts of Birkenhead, Wirral for public recreation and education. With a small collection of farm animals, cafe, nature trail, special events and gift shop the farm also provides opportunities for volunteers to be involved from maual tasks to fundraising.

As a church we provide a variety of activities to our members and to the community generally. Our aim is to show the love of Jesus Christ in both word and deed.Central to what we do is regular worship on Sunday mornings and afternoons. Details can be found on our website.We also run a wellbeing cafe Monday to Thursday which is open to all. More details are available at renew37.co.uk

At St. Stephens we provide a very wide range of activities including groups for people with special needs, various levels of fitness programmes from seated exercise to aerobics, craft groups, war gaming plus many more. We have a community cafe with meal delivery service available. We have a community food bank for people experiencing financial hardship and we offer suspended meals.

To raise money for fabric, equipment & patients of Bridgnorth Community Hospital and a Butterfly Cafe for memory loss sufferers, by running a volunteer led coffee shop and through events, such as coffee mornings, table top sales, grand draws and all the other usual fundraising activities.

To provide an outreach centre for the advancement of Christian religion and Christian faith.There is a coffee shop and area for light lunches. There is also a listening service for members of the public who are distressed or have problems which they wish to discuss with someone in confidence.The premises also regularly hold events promoting the Christian faith.

St Marks Church Centre is a new development (Church dedicated 21 02 2016) As well as providing spiritual and pastoral support,we also offer activities for all ages including information advice to the whole of the Marks Gate and neighbouring areas. Activities include healthy living programs including St Marks Community Cafe. The aim is to empower individuals and create stronger community cohesion

Fund raising to provide equipment and comforts for patients at the Royal Cornwall Hospital, Treliske, Truro and Volunteers to welcome and guide patients through the Hospital, to provide tea and coffee services to patients awaiting appointments, a library trolley and a Friends Coffee Shop providing tea, coffees and other refreshments

A Church which is part of the Church of England. Provision of public worship; sacred space; pastoral work; teaching of Christianity; Youth and children's work; promotion of Christianity through events and meetings; promoting mission of the Church through activities with various sections of the local community; provision of a Community Cafe; supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

Free All Day Cafe, Community Fridge and Hot Meal Service, serving the most vulnerable in Reading, Berkshire.

Weekly services of Public Worship. Community Family Events. Twice weekly Community Foodshare followed by Community Cafe. Support for Street Pastors, Job Club and Life Skills Courses. Youth Club & Youth Mentoring. Community Garden. Get Active Gym and Dance Activities. Mid Week Bible Study Groups. Quarterly Men's and Women's Events.

To supplement the service given by Bridport Hospital for patients and staff by the provision of facilities and equipment which fall outside NHS funding priorities. To raise funds and receive gifts, donations and legacies. To recruit voluntary workers for the coffee shop and trolley service to the wards.

Worship services each Sunday, together with activities for children. Tuesday morning distribution of free food to anyone in need. Tuesday community cafe at lunchtime, open to all. Wednesday morning food distribution in partnership with Basingstoke Foodbank (by referral only). Outreach work with local community, schools and chaplaincy to the local hospital.

Stalham Baptist Church holds worship services, prayer meetings, bible study groups. Children's activities such as PopUp Cafe, Monday Club, Holiday clubs and Fun days. Supports Food bank (who operate from the premises) , has many activities which support the local community including Lunch Club, Coffee & Chat, Table Tennis for the over 60's.Produces a free magazine (Community Scene)

The object of the CIO is the promotion and protection of good health by providing support to persons affected by anxiety, stress and mental health issues through providing a national network of private, safe and anonymous spaces for people to talk, connect and share experiences with others.

An independently registered charity responsible for raising its own funds. We promote the health & wellbeing of anyone over 55 living in and around Kingsbridge. Our services include: daily drop-in 'Chatty Cafe' (Mon-Sat), lunch (Mon-Fri), breakfast (Sat), meals on wheels (Mon-Fri), home help & gardening support, advice & signposting, activities and support groups, room hire for community events.

The premises offer public Christian worship on Sundays and Wednesdays. The church runs a coffee shop, which serves a wide and diverse number of people, and hosts other community groups. The church sponsors one child through Compassion (UK).

Provision of regular public acts of worship open to members of the church & non members alike. Provision of sacred space, a building, for prayer and contemplation. The teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses & small groups. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick & bereaved. Provision of a Friendship Cafe, a fellowship meeting and toddlers group, with a Christian Ethos.

Place of worship and outreach for the community through various activities e.g cafe, youth work, kids club, and our premises are also used as a Pre-School and by an art club.

The charity runs a programme of meditation classes and buddhist teachings, open to everyone, in Keighley and local towns. The charity also has a World Peace Cafe at its Keighley centre to help further promote its activities. A centre in Burnley is now open to the public 2 Days per week for classes and has a small cafe and shop facility and has purchased a property which is currently renovating

Terminus Cafe & Shop - good food, used goods and meeting place. Weekly Youth Cafe. Befriending of asylum seekers & refugees through Women's Conversation Club and practical support. Partnership with Sheffield City Council to deliver Healthy Communities Programme from our Healthy Living Centre. Partnership working with other groups to serve the communities of Lowedges, Batemoor & Jordanthorpe.