Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

Promote the re-opening of the Alnmouth to Alnwick railway line and associated cycleway/footpath

We are an Anglican church, near the centre of London, and we welcome worshippers and visitors from all over London and from many parts of the world. As part of the Church of England, St James's is an inclusive church and is pleased to be able to offer hospitality to everyone.

Activities include: Food for all programme, nutritious take away, Credit Union, Advocacy Support, Job Search, Foodbank, Youthgroup, Pop up Ping Pong Parlour, Community Gardens, intergenerational learning, Dementia Cafe, Activities and free snacks for children and young people during school holidays, community gardening, partnership work with schools and other local groups.

Help and educate young people, in particular but not exclusively those with special needs, through educational and leisure time activities so as to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities that they may grow to maturity as individuals and members of society and that their conditions of life may be improved.

Management of the 'Lambeage', the 'Walled Garden' and the 'Lambeage Village Hall', for public use by the local population

Plant Heritage is the accreditation body for the National Plant Collection Scheme, responsible for cultivated plant conservation. It is also responsible for the Threatened Plants Project, the only research project investigating the availability of cultivated plants in the UK. Plant Heritage was formerly known as The National Council for the Conservation of Plants and Gardens (NCCPG).

To provide a challenge to young people from all walks of life, particularly the disadvantaged, and educate them in the social and environmental benefits of the countryside. Woodlands Camp is an outdoor centre with a wide range of activities including abseiling, climbing, canoeing, archery, assault course and nature trails.

The Trust was formed in 1882 covering 28 acres of park land in central Keswick, Cumbria adjoining the river Greta. A new scheme was drawn in 1995 and management of the Parks is now the responsibility of Keswick Town Council as sole trustee.

The relief of people with a learning disability, and support for them and their families, dependents and carers, and to provide or assist in the provision of facilities for training, work experience and recreation or other leisure time occupation

John King Brain Tumour Foundation is a registered charity supporting the Atkinson Morley Wing of St Georges Hospital, Tooting, UK treating glioblastoma brain tumour patients. With your support we are fundraising for the McKissock Ward garden, surgical equipment and research not currently funded by the NHS.

Community centre promoting local community participation and involvement, health & well-being & social inclusion.Meeting room hire.IT & communal internet access.Volunteer led Community Cafe with an emphasis on affordable healthy eating.Community Garden promoting environmental & sustainability issues.Provide and facilitate a wide range of high quality volunteering and student placement.

The Charity's purpose is to relieve the suffering of animals, in particular cats, hedgehogs, guinea pigs, hamsters, birds, goats, sheep, ponies, donkeys and horses in the Northwest of England and to provide or maintain refuge, secure homes, sanctuaries or other facilities for the reception and care of unwanted domestic animals.

The income of the charity is applied in the relief of hardship and distress to those resident in Hythe & Dibden, Fawley and Marchwood Parishes of Hampshire and to organisations with similar aims.

We've worked with a number of young people from Slough, most of these young people were mainly hanging around parks engaging in negative behaviour and criminal activity. In our projects we have worked in partnership with various agencies such as Thames Valley Police, Community safety, Slough Borough Council and The Youth Offending Team to ensure we target the hard to reach young people.

The Countryside Education Trust helps children and adults understand, protect and conserve the countryside. Home Farm is its residential centre, with an educational farm, garden, and orchard. The new Fort Climate Centre focuses on climate education. Nearby Treehouse classrooms in ancient woodland inspire broader environmental activities. Ensuring fair access for all is central to its mission.

Providing support, care and friendship for the elderly and young persons through the provision of day facilities. These offer companionship for the socially isolated, craft clubs for people with disabilities, a befriending scheme, a free mobility aid loan scheme, access to wheelchair friendly woodland walks, bird hides and an outdoor classroom facility for youth organisations and school groups.

theCOLAB unites people, land and art by commissioning expansive sculptural works in unusual outdoor spaces. It created The Artist's Garden, the world's first free sculpture garden dedicated to the work of women artists on the once neglected roof terrace above Temple Tube Station in Central London, which offers new perspectives on sculpture in public and inspiring educational outreach programmes.

Helping adults with mental health problems through participation in gardening and related craft activities.

Our cafe, situated in the Farnborough Library provides real work experience and a qualification to our trainees. Our Day Service provides a social environment at the Samual Cody school 2 days a week. Activities provided include -Drama, Dance, Crafting, Gardening, IT, Sports, Woodwork & Quizzes. Garden parties, Discos & BBQ. Trips to zoo, farm, seaside, on river.

Restoration and preservation of 5 acre walled garden.Horticultural education and training, particularly for young persons and those with learning or physical disabilities.

United Reformed ChurchVenueMeeting roomsCommunity cafeCommunity Garden

The charity makes grants to institutions advancing the Orthodox Jewish faith both in the UK and overseas.

Great Comp provides an environment and garden for the enjoyment and education of the public. It aims to enhance the study and enjoyment of plants and improve the wellbeing of all those who visit us and volunteer to enhance the visiting experience.

To maintain a sustainable park as public open space for the benefit of the people of St Albans and to provide facilities in the Park for their enjoyment.

THE CHARITY OPERATES THE THAMESIDE NATURE PARK, WHICH IS FORMED OF RECLAIMED LANDFILL FOR THE CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT