Facilities Charities That specialise in Community cafe

Fund raising included Skittles night, Bingo night, Raffles, Open Garden, Coffee Mornings, Bag Packing at local Supermarkets, Shop and Local table top sales and the Hospital Tea Trolley.

Village Associations (Art & Craft Group, Choir, Heritage Group, Keep-fit, Repair Cafe, Short Mat Bowls, Sports), community and fund raising events, Talk Community Hub.

Dacorum Borough Council granted a new lease to enable Gadebridge Community Centre to take on and manage GYC. It forms an integral part of support to the Community including a large hall (ideal for dance lessons inc. tap dancing) a high ceiling gym and an internet cafe with a dedicated tutor and many other activities. Trustees & staff are DBS registered

We now have a satelite post office in the hall, open once a week on a Thursday. Alongside this runs a coffee shop which provides a valuable gathering place for young and old from the village.

Our Victorian Old School Village Hall, in a village of 350, is used for fund raising events for the Church, quiz evenings, coffee mornings etc. Rapper and folk music and Morris Dancers use the hall it is is also hired out for private parties.Regular Wednesday morning Coffee, Cake and Chat and an internet cafe with instruction.

MAIN BRIEF IS FUND RAISING FOR THE HOSPITAL. PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR EQUIPMENT PURCHASES & STRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENTS AS REQUIRED. PATIENT SUPPORT SERVICE BY WAY OF RUNNING A TEA BAR FOR OUTPATIENTS : TROLLEY SHOP FOR DAY UNIT & WARDS:PLANS ARE IN PLACE TO REFURBISH THE DAY UNIT

Running of a commercial Cafe to provide work experience for individuals with learning disabilities.

Trust document states the hall be run for the benefit of the local community. Local bodies including Parish council, local agricultural show, tennis, football & cricket club hold meetings and fundraising events. There is a book cafe and Kidz club. The hall is let for yoga, pilates, art classes, etc and other social occasions. A side room is let on a permanent basis to a wedding photographer.

The Friends run a small cafe, managed entirely by volunteers, which provides the funds to enable the purchase of amenities and equipment for all the patients who attend, and staff who work at Barking Community Hospital.

Monday : Brownies 5:45pm - 7:15pmTuesday : AvailableWednesday : Short Mat Bowls 7pm - 9pmThursday : Pilates 9:30am - 10:30amFriday : Wilf's Cafe & Post Office Counter 9:30am - 11:30amSaturday: AvailableSunday : AvailableContact Tel: 07895 515461

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.

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.

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.

We have a range of activities available such as rainbows, brownies, St. John Ambulance, Gardening Club, afternoon plus (social group for the young at heart), Boogie Bounce, Keep Fit, Zumba, tap dance, Stay and Play, Coffee Shop and we also hire out our premises for parties or social events.

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.

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.

Provides and maintains a coffee shop in Brecon (LD3 9DD), providing a non-threatening environment where young and other people can call for a chat.

NATURE RESERVE PARK WITH ONE PLAY AREAS AND A CAFE AND EDUCATION ROOM.TWO TOILETS AND A CAR PARK

We hold regular educational meetings for members where Speakers talk on a variety of subjects. We also hold community focussed events such as Saturday market and Sunday brunch as well as weekly Chatter Cafe and Soup Club offering affordable meals, companionship and informal support. Our premises are available for hire, such as history society talks.

social meeting place with games. cafe. art room, book room.

The main activity of Paulsgrove Community Association is to maintain and manage Paulsgrove Community Centre so that voluntary and community organisations have a place to meet, children and young people have sports facilities, there is a place for people to meet and a franchised cafe which provides meals. The Association also runs lunch clubs for people over fifty five years of age.

Fun DayDiscoQuiz nightsChristmas FairFair Trade Cafe

City Church is a charity with Sunday morning services being held along with a various mid-week groups, Foodbank and Community Cafe serving those in need along with different community based activities.

We discuss issues of relevence to the area, particularly community relations. We arrange house groups. We support Christian Aid. We organise worship and study. We hold prayer breakfasts. We organise a Festival Cafe. We give grants.

The Charity was established in 1904 and was used to provide children's 'Johnson Tea' - an annual event at Payne's Cafe Royale until the mid 1960's. After being dormant for some years, the Town Council arranged with the Charity Commissioners for a new scheme to regulate the Trust. It is now used to relieve hardship amongst local school children up to the age of 13, under certain conditions.