Facilities Charities

St George's Church is active in its local community providing for & supporting all who contact us regardless of faith through practical support, counselling, faith based activities and services of worship. Our activities include, but are not limited to, bereavement support, one to one counselling, lunch club, drop ins and community groups, youth & children's work, food bank, community cafe & more

The charity's purpose is to ensure the preservation, maintenance and improvement of the Parish Church of St Wilfrid, Standish, and the surrounding churchyard. For income it seeks donations from the congregation and wider public, and welcomes legacies and bequests. With this income it funds major items of upkeep and repair that the parish finds necessary for this Grade 1 listed building.

The Memo works with the widest group of partners to deliver support and strengthen our connection to our audiences and users of all ages and backgrounds within the context of the local social economic environment. The Memo is the largest arts centre in the Vale of Glamorgan and the only cinema in Barry.

Kahaila is a Christian charity, church & cafe on Brick Lane. Kahaila builds community, offering church services, supper clubs, arts events, and more. Kahaila is committed to making a positive social impact. Kahaila's Women's Projects provide accommodation for survivors of sex trafficking, training & employment and life skills courses in a woman's prison & the community.

Promotion for public benefit of urban regeneration in the District of Knowle West, Bristol. This achieved by: running the community centre at Filwood Community Centre; organising activities for the community; and acting as a forum for the residents of Knowle West.

ICEA provides provision to teach children Religious, Education and IT Skills. ICEA also provides space for over 2000+ worshippers. ICEA has an IT suite, a Library, a Community Hall as well as a Kitchen.

Spreading the Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ and helping those in our local community in whatever ways we can; providing religious services, education and activities for our congregation and local community; reaching out to, and supporting, overseas visitors and to our Mission partners; maintaining the church building and separate Memorial Hall.

A charity with a community centre based in Bridlington. Offering services such as benefits and welfare guidance, resettlement support, community activities and groups for adults, life skills, community food store, emergency food parcels and activities and events for children, young people and the wider local community.

provide a safe, secure and friendly environment for the local community groupsprovide services those are relevant, efficient, effective and best value for money.reduce crime and disorder and help people to feel safer within our neighborhoods.prevent ill-health and improve local people?s health and well being.support community transport services for local voluntary,community organisations

Provision of a Museum and public gardens

Parks and leisure.

The laying out, planting, improvement, maintenance and upkeep of the trust land as a garden for the enjoyment of the public and also for the purposes of experimentation and research (by the growth and propagation of trees and plants of any kind and in any manner) with a view to the futherance of the study and science of botany and the increase of knowledge in respect thereof.

The Charity provides a ministry of hospitality to visitors, retreatants and some vulnerable people, on the main site and at Winson, at no fixed charge. Sisters provide spiritual direction, priestly and pastoral ministry in Oxford and Richmond,London.Gardens are maintained.The Charity is landlord to St John's Care Home, The Friary OFM and Helen & Douglas House, all on the Oxford site.

The Garden Tomb is a principal Protestant site in Israel. Over 400,000 visitors annually are guided by GT volunteers and shown things there on the night Jesus died. It may or may not be the exact site but it offers a great teaching aid to discuss the importance of the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. It has been run by the charity since 1894,and is a very special place of worship.

We run a free Community Cafe, social nights with meals and guest speakers. Relieve of poverty through charity shop and food bank. We also provide educational support for all age groups. Health Advice center to help raise awareness of various health issues. We advance the work of missions, support missionaries and advance Christian education

We help Young people.. People with a disability/Special needs.We provide human resources [eg staff/volunteers] . We provide services[eg care/counselling] Advocacy/advice/informationWe provide buildings[eg facilities/open space]

Established in 2012, Arts Trust Productions are specialists in presenting culture in public spaces, via co-designed partnership with local communities and businesses. We target low socio-economic and marginalised communities working towards four theories of change: reducing loneliness and isolation; increasing communities' sense of belonging and place-making; increasing health and emotional wellbe

Yaseen Youth is charity focused on enabling to empowering and develop the youth through programmes and activities.We deliver a wide range of services these include having a youth centre, sports programmes, Educational classes, counselling service and monthly activities and trips.

The charity's objects and principal activities continue to be that of offering appropriate play, education and care facilities and training courses, together with right of parents to take responsibliity for and to become involved in the activities of such groups, ensuring that such groups offer opportunities for all children whatever their race, culture, religion, means or ability.

The provision of comprehensive benefits advice,focusing on providing free, confidential, independent advice in relation to: welfare benefits, debt, money management, housing issues, employment law, energy efficiency and general advice. The Community Centre provides a venue for use by groups, addressing isolation, loneliness, promoting healthy eating and exercise, catering for all age groups.

Founded in 1978 to support disadvantaged people facing exclusion, disability, mental ill health or unemployment. We provide training, support and therapeutic experiences through animals, gardens, and community activities. Free to enter, the farm fosters inclusion and wellbeing for all who visit, while promoting learning, connection, sustainability, and care for nature.

To serve and benefit not only the local congregation but humanity in line with teachings of Quran and sunnah of the last Prophet (pbuh) through interfaith and intercommunity dialogue, relief of poverty, youth activites, educational services, environmental awareness and the general promotion of peace, love, mutual understanding and harmony across society irrelevant of sex, race, religion or creed.

The objective of the charity is to advance the education of the public in the subject of orchestral music, particularly but not exclusively by advancing and developing public access to, and appreciation of, orchestral music.This is achieved by giving orchestral concerts in unconventional spaces such as multi storey car parks and touring local schools with little or no access to orchestral music.

The objects of the charity are for the advancement of lslamic religion in particular by theprovision of schools and the advancement of the education of children, The provision in theinterest of social welfare of a community centre and facilities for education and recreation andleisure time occupation for the inhabitants of the local area.

provides open space