Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

Fernheath Play is a play centre and playground, providing a range of indoor and outdoor play facilities including a sensory room and garden for children with additional needs. It offers after school childcare and an activity club during term time and inclusive holiday playschemes catering for children with disabilities alongside their non-disabled peers. Holiday childcare is also available.

Alexandra House of Joy will be a purpose built community which will provide much needed facilities for Adults with Profound Learning Disability. We will offer a Respite Care Service for short breaks, a Day Time Support Centre, and an essential end of life Hospice Service. Alexandra House will offer opportunities of employment, for Adults with Learning Disability, in the kitchen gardens and cafe.

OPERATION OF MEDIEVAL CHAPEL AND ALMSHOUSES AS HERITAGE CENTER; PUBLIC OPEN SPACE; PLACE FOR WORSHIP

To advance the education of the public in the conservation, cultivation, and propagation of Japanese gardens through study, meetings, publications, lectures, shows, displays, visits to gardens and to support the construction, maintenance, and restoration of Japanese gardens.

To advance the Armenian Orthodox Christian faith for the benefit of the public, by holding the land known as the church of St Sarkis at Iverna Gardens, Kensington, London W8 6TP. Permitting it to be used as a place of public worship, primarily but not exclusively, by the members of the Armenian Church.

OPERATION OF CAR PARK & LEASE OF CAFE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR UPKEEP OF THE MEMORIAL GARDENS AND WAR MEMORIAL

The Friends of Cannizaro Park was founded in 1997 and works with Merton Council to protect this 300 year old Grade II* listed garden. The activities of the Friends include a volunteer group to undertake garden maintenance; funding of and fund-raising for planting and restoration; providing information on the park and organizing guided walks for the public.

THE MAIN PURPOSE OF THE ORGANISATION IS TO FOSTER AND ENCOURAGE THE FULLEST CO-OPERATION BETWEEN THE HOME AND THE SCHOOL BY:PROMOTING AMENITIES FOR THE GENERAL COMFORT, WELFARE AND EDUCATION OF ALL CHILDRENPROVIDING FACILITIES FOR EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL MEETINGSPROVIDING IMPROVEMENTS TO EDUCATIONAL EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIESRAISING FUNDS FOR THE ABOVE PURPOSES

The property consists of four units of accommodation each containing kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, lounge and hallway. At the rear of the property there is an area of land divided into 18 allotments which are let to local residents. Those living in the property are all over the age of 50 and in the main are locally born people.

The Trust continues to operate locally. Fields and allotments are in use. The Trust Cottages are fully occupied. Routine maintenance continues with local tradesmen employed. Improvements to the general standard of housing quality have been carried out on a planned schedule to conform to current standards. The Trust continuesto support disadvantaged residents and students within the Parish.

Provision of facilities for green burials and dedications; restoration of natural indigenous woodland, amenity woodland accessible to all.

The PTFA committee organise various fund raising events to attract and appeal to a range of interests. Some are purely for the children e.g. Duck race & School Discos.Some are more family orientated e.g. Winter & Summer Fairs.Others are purely for adults e.g. Quiz nights & Summer Party.

The charity is developing a MUGA multi-sports facility on the site of an old tennis court (part of the village green) for use by the local community.

Conservation and enhancement of the biodiversity of the floodplain meadows along the Upper Thames including advancing understanding of and developing methods to restore the meadows. Contributing to the education of the public on nature based solutions for climate-change particularly in relation to floodplain meadows and offering nature-based activities to adults with special needs.

Kendrick Park is a public park in West Bromwich West Midlands with childen's play area, a youth multi use games area, skate park, grass sports football pitches and associated sports pavilion and network of paths. The park serves the local community for both active and passive recreation

The project is working with local residents to create much needed facilities for the community. A greenspace with woodlands, gardens, a wildlife pond plus seating and shelter. A playground equipped with wooden structures & exercise equipment for adults & children.

The Stoke Hill Community Association has its home at St Katherine's Priory, St Katherine's Road, Exeter, Devon EX4 7JY - Activities run at the centre include - Bingo / Community Cafe / Community Garden / Craft and Hobby Activities / Open Days / Kenpo Karate / Exeter Model Engineering Society / The Exeter Miniature Railway / 72A Model Railway Club / Whist and many other community activities.

The charity raises and manages funds that will be used to secure the long-term future of Sun Rising Natural Burial Ground and Nature Reserve in South Warwickshire.

The Trust applies the charity funds to help organisations and individuals within the boundaries of the City of Lichfield who qualify for help under the terms of the Trust Deed. For example it assists with the provision or maintenance of public halls, meeting places, playing fields, sports facilities, public gardens and public open spaces.

The GAP Project stands for Gardens and People. We create therapeutic havens, offering gardens and shared spaces as sanctuaries for various charities and organisations. These serene environments become catalysts for positive change, enhancing mental health for service users. Our collaborative approach cultivates a sense of belonging, fostering growth and healing

Providing support and development opportunities to young people. Activities include: - Marching Band - drums and bugles - Annual Camp - Football - Swimming - Duke of Edinburghs' Awards - National Competitions under the Boys Brigade UK- Fund raising for a new Mini Bus through Garden parties, Christmas / Spring Fayres

The charity is based in Halton, Widnes. It operates a nature based service in c3/4 an acre of much-loved community green space, focusing on enhancing the natural environment, wildlife and biodiversity using sustainable methods. It delivers nature based therapy, food education, development of life skills through horitculture/DIY activities and gifts 20% of its produce, plants and flowers.

We are best known for organising, promoting and delivering the Sustainability Festival. We also put on films and talks, and other events, such as a school age training day, exploring what it means to be a sustainable community. We lend out two thermal imaging cameras. We organise Open Food Gardens in summer. We foster Playing Out, enabled by the closure of local roads. We are open to new ideas.

Supporting and offering guidance to people with hearing impairment in the community.Deaf Social Club, Deaf Blind Group, Hard of Hearing , Hand in Hand Club meet monthly, B.S.L & Lip Reading classes take place weekly. A monthly drop in Hearing Aid Clinic is also held.Social events include coffee mornings,lunches, garden party & bar-b-que, Hearing dogs for the deaf & Deaf youth club alsomeet.

Protect, preserve, restore and maintain the natural and built heritage of Coed Craig Ruperra, for the benefit of local residents and the nation at large;Advance education and knowledge of the above;Restoration of the charity's woodland, Coed Craig Ruperra;Provision of access to and enjoyment of the woodland for all