Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

We are a village hall, providing facilities for pre-school, dog shows and seminars, rabbit ,miniature railway , karati , tai chi,,tai kwando classes, various baby sessions,,election-voting,plays and childrens shows , well being and religious events Senior lunches, soup kitchen ,toddler groups,garden club ,WI,weddings,painting,French and dance classes children's parties and village events

The charity has a small community centre wit free wifi access, supports children's and young people's activities, manages allotments, a park and community/social prescribing gardens. WCA is an active partner with the NHS, Council and other organisations. During the covid crisis WCA has led a whole town project to provide weekly food to over 1000 people in Fleetwood and surrounding areas.

There are a number of thriving sports clubs using the parks as their home ground-Football - 3 Adult Clubs and 2 Children's ClubsBowls - mens and ladies bowls clubsCricket - numerous teams of a variety of age groupsThere is a children's play area which was constructed in the year 2005-2006

Preservation of historic house and ancient woodland. Educational events

We provide suicide support benches in local and private areas and parks, with helpline numbers for those in need.

Tibberton Community Land Trust (TCLT) is a charity working in co-operation with Wychavon DC, Rooftop Housing and Tibberton Parish Council to provide within Tibberton, inter alia, affordable housing, a new village hall and garden allotments for the benefit of local residents.

Nature reserve providing free access to the general public. A free educational resource for primary school groups and older students. Free guided walks for groups throughout the year. Special facilities for disabled visitors. Protection of the environment and biodiversity of the area.

To hold land for the purpose of public open space and healthful recreation

The restoration and preservation, for the public benefit, of the Gardens at 4 Earlham Road, Norwich, known as The Plantation Garden.

The Claymills Pumping Engines Trust was incorporated in 1993 as a non-profit-making body to promote and preserve for the benefit of the public the nineteenth century Claymills Pumping Station complex including all buildings, engines and equipment situate at Meadow Lane, Stretton, Burton on Trent.

Work has continued to manage the trees, woodland and open habitats on the site with an ongoing programme of selected thinning and management of the Ancient Scheduled Monument. The security of the site has been enhanced by installing further fencing, gates and vehicle barriers.

The provision of public open space for purposes of healthful recreation

THE CULTUTAL CENTRE PROVIDES PRAYERS AND WORSHIPING FACILITIES. IT ORGANISES FESTIVALS. HOLDS CHILDREN'S QUR'AN CLASSES AFTER SCHOOL; TEACHING THE READING AND MEMORISING OF QUR'AN. ALSO TEACHES ENGLISH AND ARABIC.GARDENING CLASSES FOR CHILDREN WERE HELD LAST YEAR. NOW THE GARDEN HAS BEEN PAVED OVER. PROMOTES GOOD RACE AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS WITH OTHER ETHNIC COMMUNITIES IN THE AREA OF BENEFIT.

We are a community garden based in North Hull Estate offering all ages to grow salads, herbs, veg. and general maintenance of the wild life area. We encourage all to contribute to this project and each year have schoolchildren from across Hull on work experience.As well as gardening we hold various activities within the garden for children and their families. these include arts/crafts and fun days

We help, care for the welfare and improve the quality of life of abandoned or feral cats in and around Coventry. We respond to calls for help when we are told cats and/or kittens are apparently abandoned living in gardens or on the highway, or surviving rough as ferals and endeavour to improve their quality of life.Volunteers and helpers are always welcome to join us.

Provide and maintain some 45 acres of land within the area known as Pewterspear Green as an open space, parkland, and sports recreation ground in the interests of social welfare and leisure time occupation of the public

Grant making and management of Heatherecombe Woodland properties, Manaton & North Bovey, Newton Abbot, Devon

To advance public education by preserving the Green's Mill and Science Centre for the benefit of the publicThe advancement of heritage for the public benefit by promoting the charitable work of the TrustTo operate the windmill, Science Centre and community garden, providing educational and family activitiesPromoting the reputation of the mathematical physicist George Green (1793-1841)

The Clipsham Yew Tree Avenue Trust (CYTAT) is established to maintain, care for and preserve the historic Yew Tree Avenue in the Parish of Clipsham in Rutland. We are raising funds to enable the Trust to professionally clip the 137 topiaried yew trees once a year, normally in September. In addition we select contractors to maintain the Avenue and the surrounding grassland including the hedges.

We plant forests around impoverished communities, encouraging the people who plant them to be true guardians of their woodland. We build classrooms in schools that have inadequate or non-existent places to study creating better environments to learn. We raise awareness about global environmental issues and sustainable living practices that benefit the entire planet through film showings and talks.

Social interaction, for frail and or socially isolated older people,providing help and support to vulnerable older adults. A hot two course meal is provided. Activities include , quizzes, bingo, entertainment, speakers, outings, summer garden party & special Christmas lunch. Open three days per week, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 50 weeks of the year.

Provision of community services for Whaddon, Priors and Lynworth and across Cheltenham

Peckham Park Road Baptist Church is primarily a Christian faith community, situated among 2,000 flats in SE15, Southwark. We are committed to doing life together as God's people and to being part of the local neighbourhood. Our premises are home for a range of community groups and we house a community garden which was developed and is maintained by Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers.

To promote activities and educational opportunities for local residents and surrounding areas of Plymouth. The centre offers a warm friendly environment where people can relax and enjoy the gardens and also learn about gardening and conservation. The centre aims to combat loneliness and isolation within members of the community.

Cresswell Pele Tower was built by the Cresswell family in the 14th century. It is a Grade 11* Listed Building and Scheduled Monument. The Cresswell Pele Tower Project has set up a community and education focused project to investigate the Pele Tower and its environs and then conserve the tower and adjacent 18th century walled garden as a community resource for future generations.