Facilities Charities That specialise in Community cafe

The Telford Repair Cafe operates regular repair events across Telford and Wrekin to meet our objectives to protect and safeguard the environment for the public benefit through the promotion of repair and re-use of products as a means of preventing and minimising waste.

Cyber cafe involving the following activities: Internet access,use of computers, computer games, cafe, pool table, music

The Friends organise a programme of free events for the public which includes:- Sunday afternoon concerts - Annual Funday - An opera night - Twice monthly Community cafe- Monthly gardening in the park- Events attract between 100 - 1000 attendees

We run a social club for people with & without disabilities to socialise as equals. Disco, bingo, raffle and a cafe weekly. We organise theatre trips, bowling, days out & holidays. From June 2024 we will be based at Fenton Community Hall, offering the building for hire for events & celebrations. We are building strong community links to expand our local offering.

Dream CIO provides a weekly meeting point for adults living with disabilities/impairments . It offers art/craft sessions, meals/trips a community cafe & speakers/ community involvement. It has an accessible community garden . It passes on information to the beneficiaries about disability related issues.

The friends raise money by holding various concerts, car boot sales, our strawberry tea, xmas bazaar, bbq/luncheon, various raffles, church stall/tea bar, sunshine bags.

Kent Community Hub offers food/clothes banks, a Cafe, and Govt advice (DWP signposting). We combat local poverty, isolation, and depression, all powered by a unique pay-it-forward volunteer model. Volunteers from local Schools, colleges and Send provisions supporting those in need of community.

We organise local amateur dramatic productions, usually 1 to 2 a year, in order to give our community the opportunity to experience local theatre, both through taking part in productions and as members of the audience. We also make donations to other organisations and groups within our community (such as the local school, nursery and community cafe), and to other good causes close to our hearts.

We provide and manage a building from which various activites are organised for the young peole of the village - currently in conjuction with Bradford Youth Service.With an additional group every Sunday for the older members of the community to combat loneliness.

Weekly befriending coffee sessions for multicultual communities especially the isolated; setting up of a community info point. Weekly children & youths activities including, group discussions, games, setting up of community library. Educational trips and half term music workshop. Community Visitations. Evangelistic outreach. Advice and counselling. Donations to individuals and charities.

Provision of a library service in Charmouth for local people of any age or sex.Provision of social welfare interests for recreation and leisure through the provision of a community meeting place and a mix of activities by the Friends of the library and other interested groups, again for all sections of society.Provision of an Internet cafe and computing facilities

Fund raising events e.g. Christmas and Summer Fairs, coffee mornings to raise money to benefit the children in school. All money raised is used to purchase additional equipment for the children in school. It also funds workshop activities such as dance, drama, working with artists, etc.

Young People Frome coordinates a variety of youth led projects. Initiatives have included the establishment of a youth cafe, projects addressing youth unemployment, multi media projects, antiracism projects in schools and within the community, leisure based activities for children including an annual Children's festival. Much of our work is with disadvantaged young people and their families.

East Quantoxhead Village hall provides the only social centre in E.Q, a rural village in West Somerset. The hall committee raise funds to provide a place where residents from the local area are able to meet and avoid the social isolation that can be prevalent in rural communities. Craft, Yoga, live music and charity events, bingo,quiz evenings, and a popular monthly market and cafe take place.

Young people-holiday literacy; sports group; arts group; adult-advice surgeries; English speaking practice; general community work.

Farnham Repair Cafe (FRC) supports citizens of Farnham by providing monthly events focused on the repair of products.

Connect North Petherton facilitates local projectsCafe Connect: monthly drop-in cafe held at Community Centre with varying activities & speakers.Social hubInfo & signposting service Drop-in point for local community police officer, village agent.Links with local organisations: library, primary school, local college,medical practice & it's PPGroup.Inter-generational. All welcome.

SHARE: Flitwick and Ampthill promotes the share, repair and re-use of products in the local area as a means of preventing and minimising waste disposal. This is predominantly through a Library of Things where people can borrow useful items and a Repair Cafe where items are repaired when possible. We bring local people together to share things and ideas about how to minimise impact on the planet.

We take practical action to encourage a reduction in carbon emissions in our community.We currently promote cycling as a local hub for the Wheels for Life initiative, refurbishing donated bikes for rehoming to anyone in transport poverty.We also help run Repair Cafe's , where people can bring broken or faulty household items for repair by a team of volunteer repairers.

The support and instigation of facilities that enable Village residents to improve their health and general well being. These include a Memory Cafe, Care Watch facility, Installation and maintenance of Defibrillators, Trim Trail Development, development of a Dementia Friendly Environment

The provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social and emotional development, education and welfare. This includes the provision of a pool table, air hockey and table tennis table with the availability of a number of well known board games being provided. Some attendees will be supported in learning to play with others. Also circuits and yoga.

The advancement of the Christian religion through the medium of music and songs.Operation of The Branch Cafe as part of The House of Tree community space.

To develop the capacity and skills of the members of the socially and economically disadvantaged community of Llanedeyrn in such a way that they are better able to identify, and help meet, their needs and to participate more fully in society.

We provide community activities and accomodation for local groups. Our activities include: themed charity suppers, fayres and produce shows. The hall is also made available for local groups such as Cafe Mornings, Amateur dramatics, art groups as well as for private parties.

To protect and safeguard the environment for the public benefit through the promotion and repair and reuse of products to minimize waste disposal.