Facilities Charities That specialise in Green space

The premises are used by:-A Pre-School Play Group, Theatrical Society, Ballet Classes for ages 4 to Adult, Mixed Badminton, Ladies Badminton, Modern Dance Classes, Young People's Modern Dance Classes, Tea Dances, Old Time Dancing, Theatre Dance Classes and Scottish Country Dancing, Pilates, Fitness Sessions, Strength & Balance and Aerobics for the over 50's (NHS Project).

ASAP empowers proactive women and youth in marginalised, rural South African communities to sustainably alleviate poverty by meeting the basic human needs of orphans and vulnerable children, developing community based organisations, training in financial literacy, developing enterprising food gardens and ending gender-based violence through activism, access to justice and victim support.

Conservation of woodland and open space in the village of Bearsted.

The Friends of Grange Hill seeks to conserve and protect the natural flora and fauna of Grange Hill and to protect & improve the memorial garden adjoining the Hoylake & District War Memorial in gratitude to those who have served their country. To advance public education in the benefits of that conservation work and the gratitude owed to those who served and are commemorated on the memorial.

The charity undertakes a range of activities and events aimed at helping to promote, develop and protect Meersbrook Park in Sheffield and manages the care and maintenance of the historic Walled Garden within the park with the help of 40 dedicated volunteer gardeners. The garden is leased to the group by Sheffield City Council which owns the park.

Youth projects - drop-in centres, dance groups, homework club, arts and dramaCommunity projects - Women's Space, Lunch Club, Garden ClubProviding community locations for other charities - mental health, children's sports and activities

Midlands Parks Forum operates as an umbrella organisation in the East and West Midlands, to help improve green spaces. We help to raise standards and share good practice through conferences, workshops and educational forums, to share and learn with green space practitioners from local authorities; agencies such as Natural England and LANTRA; charities, and corporate partners.

The Village Hall has 2 halls with modern facilities available to rent for events. activities include WI, Keep fit, Flower Club, Scottish Dancing, Mini Athletics, Hartbeeps, Tiny Talk, Yoga, Box n Burn, U3A . It is also the meeting point for High Lane Residents' Association, High Lane Village Forum & High Lane Allotments.

To promote protect and preserve the flora and fauna found in Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire and within a radius of 10 milesTo provide financial assistance to the schools and other organisations in the villages of Goring-on-Thames, Streatley and the surrounding areas so that pupils and members can be taught and learn about this flora and fauna For the general education with regard to nature

The Barby Woodland Trust its a charity brought into being to plant and maintain a 27 acre woodland site that was previously pasture land. Barby is a village in west Northamptonshire, close to the Warwickshire border. Once planted the site will encourage bio-diversity and will also be accessible for walking and exercising. The project includes a volunteer programme and work with our local schools.

Nether Edge Neighbourhood Group organises four Farmer's and Craft Markets annually. A wildflower meadow area has been planted in the local park and bulbs planted in grass verges. We also organise other events such as a Party in The Park a. Our aim is to improve the environment and conditions of life in the area and to encourage residents to participate in the community's activities and affairs.

Rowland Hill provides affordable housing enabling women aged 55 and over to retain their independence and live in the local community. Located in Ashford, Surrey, the 25 self contained flats are set within beautiful historic buildings and surrounded by spacious gardens.

THE CHARITY RAISES FUNDS TO PROVIDE FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE SCHOOL. THE CHARITY HOLDS EVENTS AND ORGANISES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES TO ENCOURAGE LINKS BETWEEN HOME AND SCHOOL.

Friends of Emsworth Community Health exist to improve health care and wellbeing in the wider Emsworth community, by using funds to provide equipment and amenities which cannot normally be obtained from other sources. To liaise with organisations and individuals in the community who are concerned with the relief of sickness. To maintain the Garden belonging to the Friends of Emsworth Community H

We exist to:1. promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the environment, including Streatham Common, the Rookery and the Streatham Memorial Garden;2. advance the education of the public in the areas of the charity?s operation;3. promote the provision of safe facilities, including children?s play areas, nature reserves and gardening spaces, in the interests of social welfare.

For the relief of persons in the area of benefit (ie the parish of Pitstone) who are in need, hardship or distress.

The Botanic Gardens Community Association of volunteers was formed in 2012 to help the gardens to continue providing beautiful flora displays and other attractions which were in the process of being reduced, ended or closed by severe funding cuts.

To further or benefit the residents of Nottingham City together with voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to promote the preservation, conservation and protection of the environment through environmentally friendly gardening practices, the promotion of physical and mental health, and the improvement of the conditions of life in socially and economically disadvantaged communities.

A community garden for the benefit of the residents of Forest Gate, Newham, London, largely maintained by volunteers. Funds raised provide a community gardener, courses and workshops in gardening or the arts and for it to obtain its necessary administrative and support services.

Environmental education and hands-on activities for school and youth groups; sessions are led by an experienced teacher.We work with other charities and organisations on specific projects on the nature reserve in which young people can learn basic skills in nature conservation, work collaboratively and enjoy working outdoors.

SPORTS FACILITY FOR THE VILLAGE

The garden is situated in the centre of Cowbridge and is open free of charge 364 days a year. It is designed to increase awareness of the long history of medicinal plants in the development of pharmaceuticals and also provides horticultural and educational resources for all as well as being a place for relaxation.

The WGC (ST Francis Scout) Scout group, currently runs 2, beaver packs for 6-8 year old Children, 2, Cub packs for 8-10 year old childen and 2 Scout groups for 10-15 year old children. We have in the region of 150 children attending these groups. Usual team building and educational activities including camping and helping the Church's charity fund raising activities.

Activities are those related to providing horticultural education and horticultural therapy growing naturallygrown produce.