Leisure Charities That specialise in Gardening

Further work skills and creating employment for young people with special educational needs and autism. Undertaking conservation, gardening and horticulture activities in our local area.

NCEL operates various initiatives and projects to better the lives of disadvantaged people living within Stobhill and throughout South East Northumberland. Our services are open to all age ranges and run from our Stobhill Link Community Hub. We offer volunteer opportunities and address local issues such as health and wellbeing, unemployment, skills building, horticulture and social inclusion.

The encouragement of skill & industry in agriculture by holding an annual show.

Operate and maintain Long Buckby Community Centre, a two storey community owned building, run for the benefit of the local community.Hire of rooms to local groups and societies for example - Darby and Joan, The Alzheimers Society, Gardening, History, WI, Bowls.Also commercial groups - keep fit, Tai Chi. Blood Donor service and local and elections.Available for private hire

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.

Provides a venue for the local community to engage in Indoor Bowls, Table tennis, Country Dancing, Exercise Classes,Ballet Dancing, educational programs , Upholstery, National Childbirth Trust and Heritage classes. and Gardening Groups, plus the WI .

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

The cultivation and promotion of all branches of medicine and of all related sciences through a comprehensive programme of scientific meetings and seminars which coincide with the academic year.

Within the parish of Colyton, the relief of those in need; the advancement of education and training; the advancement of citizenship and community development; the advancement of the heritage of Colyton; securing facilities for recreation, services, and amenities; the beautification of the parish of Colyton; and the promotion of industry, commerce, agriculture and horticulture.

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.

We support the conservation, maintenance and use of Swansea Botanical Gardens in Singleton Park, with particular reference to encouraging public education in botany, horticulture and environment preservation. The support is partly financial, partly in the form of advice, and by provision of volunteers for relevant activities.

To organise an annual show to present aspects of farming, rural economy & pursuits to the general public.

The Red Shed CIO provides gardening and garden inspired activities for people living with dementia and their carers in Hertfordshire. Our aim is to improve the mental and physical wellbeing of our participants and to reduce the effects of isolation. We do this through weekly garden clubs run in our dementia friendly, all access garden in Bedwell, Stevenage.

Music Festivals, Platform for Young Musicians, Gardening Sustainably, Community Opera, Literature festival

Hitchin Community Gardens is more commonly known as The Triangle Community Garden.Our purpose is to help people of all ages and abilities lead more fulfilling lives, through community gardening and contact with the natural world.We do this through:Supporting physical and mental health via social therapeutic horticulture Volunteering opportunitiesCommunity events/workshopsForest School

Working to support the wellbeing of individuals suffering depression or anxiety or recovering from physical illness, carers who need respite, those who need support towards confidence, self esteem, time away from pressures, development of vocational skills and any other person who might benefit from horticultural therapy.A safe, empathic, calm, nurturing, enjoyable and empowering environment

Green Futures is a Community Garden Project, which utilises the 3.5 acre site to provide gardening and horticulture activities for the benefit of North East Lincolnshire residents. Providing a community space for people to come together; promoting friendship and social inclusion in a welcoming environment, helping to improve people's health and well-being and improving capacity and skills.

Provides lectures and advice on all aspects of gardening; owns, maintains and cultivates a 11 ha botanic garden/arboretum open to the public 364 days of the year; carries out tests and trials on trees, shrubs and plants; organises trips to gardens for members.

Friendly club adjoining Hampstead Heath for new and experienced bowlers. Free coaching provided. Members compete at county and national levels. Self owned and managed bowling green/clubhouse for use of members and local community. Other activities include gardening and bridge club/school.

Our show runs an Annual Agricultural and Horticultural Show

The HWu3a has over 70 groups which enables it to offer a very wide range of activities to its members. These may help increase fitness and mobility (6 different walking groups, cycling, country dancing etc) or more learning or artistic based activities ( choir, art appreciation, archaeology and a large gardening group). There are monthly meetings with a speaker. All groups are led by the members.

The trustees' policy is to make grants for the support within the UK of agriculture, horticulture, forestry and the rural environment, including rural based crafts and for education and training in these areas. Grants may be given to individuals or organisations

DEMONSTRATING TO THE PUBLIC, IRRESPECTIVE OF AGE OR DISABILITIES, HOW TO GROW THEIR OWN PRODUCE USING ORGANIC AND TRADITIONAL METHODS. PROVIDING A SPACE AND WORKSHOPS WITH QUALIFIED TUTORS IN PERMACULTURE AND HORTICULTURE, IN ORDER TO LEARN FOR THEMSELVES.

The charity commenced activities in October 2020, delivering an Equine facilitated behavioral change programme, outdoor learning and campfire sessions as well as animal interaction clubs. The charity also delivers access to some Heritage crafts, such as willow weaving and peg loom weaving, and gardening skills.

To apply trust funds for such charitable purposes as the trustees see fit in any part of the world with a particular interest in supporting medical and horticultural projects.