Facilities Charities That specialise in Community centre

Running of the Community Centre which is the only central facility in the Mitcheldean community with a kitchen, disabled toilet, storage and ample parking and which can give easy access.

To further or benefit the residents of Treeton and the surrounding area, without distinction of age, sex, sexual orientation, race or of political, religious or other opinions by associating together the said residents and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education, health and wellbeing, and to provide facilities in the interests of social

The Charity runs a local community centre which is used by various groups in the community for a wide range of activities benefiting the community and the wider area. The community centre has proved a huge benefit to the inhabitants of St. Georges, but we are continuing to fund-raise towards the desperately needed phase 2 extension so that extra meeting and storage space can be achieved.

ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE COMMUNITY AND TO DELIVER COMMUNITY INTEGRATION IN A COHESIVE AND INTEGRATED MANNER IN OUR MULTI-CULTURAL SOCIETY

To provide and maintain St Philips Community Centre for use by the local neighbourhood.

To provide recreational facilities and community centre for the benefit of the community residing in Hinderclay and the neighbourhood.

Our goal is to help people help themselves out of poverty. We build successful social enterprises to sustainably fund;care, food and education for orphans, community centres, installation of water, sanitation and electricity systems, support for teachers and healthcare workers, HIV prevention projects, AIDS counselling and physiotherapy and the provision of family grants and enterprise support.

Provision of community facilities within the parish of Skellingthorpe. This provides the use of the Community Centre for all residents.

Highclere Village Hall provides a community centre for the Highclere Village

To provide adequate recreational facilities, playing fields, playgrounds, community centre and other amenities for the benefit of the local community in the interests of social welfare and with the objective of advancing education, furthering health, relieving poverty, distress or sickness or in pursuing any objects which now or hereafter may be deemed in law to be charitable.

To provide facilities to further or benefit the residents of Joiners Square, Stoke-on-Trent and the surrounding and wider area.

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the local and surrounding area by the establishment of and maintenance/management of our community centre for associated activities.

Community Centre offering flexible space to accommodate a range of activities for people living in the local community. We also hire out space for private, community and commercial users

Provision of community centre facilities to local area. Rooms and carpark available for hire.

Provision of community centre facilities for local groups and private hire.

The provision and maintenance of a Community Centre for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Dalton and neighbourhood, having the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants as the Trustees shall from time to time think fit.

Being a registered Charity (1117224) for Littlemore and its Area of Benefit (AoB) as so described in the Association's (current) formal Constitution, as approved by the Charity Commission of England & Wales. This, including Managing, Operating and making provision for a wide range of activities and interests for the benefit of local people, at Littlemore's Giles Road Community Centre.

The Association provides within its premises (the Breech Lane Community Centre) low cost accommodation for local groups' regular and occasional use thereby providing opportunities for local residents to meet together and share common interests. It is a popular venue for children's parties, the meeting place of the Village Forum and is the local Polling Station.

Funding construction of community centre

TO PROVIDE A COMMUNITY SERVICE THAT FULFILS NEEDS OF THE LOCAL DEPRIVED CHILDREN AND FAMILIESTO FOCUS ON ERADICATING POVERTY, DISADVANTAGE AND PROVIDING YOUNG PEOPLE AND CHILDREN A SAFE PLACE TO LEARN, PLAY AND DEVELOP LIFE-LONG SKILLSPROVISION OF A VARIETY OF EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL SERVICES TO CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE, ADULTS AND OAPS AT OUR COMMUNITY CENTRE IN BIRMINGHAM.

Social work without accomodation

Riverside Community Centre hosts various user groups, including Parkstone Kids Club - childcare before & after school, Parkstone Pre-school - pre-school childcare. Yoga, Riverside Brownies, Riverside Rainbows, Riverside Guides, St John's Newland Church, J Club - all community groups. ABC - parent & babies/toddler group. Ahmadiyya Muslim Association.

The community centre is a friendly, vibrant, and successful multi purpose community resource situated in Tuckingmill. The Centre provides services to an area with significant social and economic deprivation, and aims to provide social, recreational and training opportunities for vulnerable inidividuals, and to promote improved physical, mental, economic, social and cultural wellbeing

The community centre is hired out - private parties and social activities, including exercise classes, tai chi groups, slimming world, brownies, archery. slow theatre, line dancing, keep fit, art groups, meeting place for over 60's and is also used as a polling station during elections.

Highfield Hall Community Centre - this is a community resource for leisure and educational pursuits, with group usage for art circle, karate, community events and gatherings for Table Tennis club, drama and choral groups, and childcare provision. We have a large car park. If you are looking for a room to rent for recreation and leisure time occupation please contact us.