Leisure Charities That specialise in Gardening

Advancement of Agriculture and Horticulture for the benefit of the public by holding an annual show at/near Llandyfaelog

Provides facilities for the following groups:- 1) Youth club. 2) Drama 3) Horticultural society. 4) Ladies club. 5) Indoor short mat bowling x 2 6) Spiritualist church. 7) Private parties ie birthdays etc. 8) Dance Club 9) Polling station. 10)Craft Club

Mindful Movers are a peer led group, supporting with mental health and wellbeing. We have a Basecamp with Thornes Park nursery, Thornes Park, Wakefield. We offer a range of activities including walk & talk sessions, open volunteering days, creative health sessions, TRIBE personal development programmes and accredited qualification courses. Gardening and nature based activities at the Basecamp site

To present to the public an annual agricultural and horticultural show.

We administrate and maintain the community hall for the benefit of the wider local community, providing a venue for clubs, churches and families, art projects, gardening. We support youth activities in a weekly youth club, holiday projects, positive futures workshops and inter-estate competitions. We have been able to give help and advice to members of the community regarding housing and utilities

Provides a day service for adults with disabilities and/or mental illness with opportunities to learn life skills through the therapeutic use of all aspects of horticulture to create a working environment in which people can participate. We grow for sale organic fruit and vegetables and keep bees. We also sell composted manure seasoned split logs and wood chippings.

The promotion of agricultural activities, by holding an annual agricultural show

The London Children's Flower Society aims to give children the opportunity to take an interest in horticulture. The Society organises gardening competitions with London's Primary and Special Need schools, growing daffodils in the spring and flowers, vegetables and herbs in the summer.

Art, Art Appreciation, Badminton, Board Games, Books, Bridge, Canasta, Chatter, Choir, Cinema, Craft, Creative Writing, Current Affairs, Disco, Family History, French, Gardening, German, Guitar, Cycling, Hiking, Landscape Heritage, Line Dancing, Mindfulness, Petanque, Photography, Pickleball, Qigong, Science & Engineering, Strollers, Table Tennis, Theatre, Ukulele, Walking, Wine Appreciation, Yoga

Badminton, Table Tennis, Art. Bridge, Yoga, Zumba, Ballet, Ballroom Latin and Scottish Dancing, Cornhole, Public meetings and AGM's for community groups, Karate, Thai Chi, Cardiac Fitness, Lunch Club for over 55's, Pilates, Floral Club, Horticultural Shows, Festival events, Parish Council Events, Craft Fayres, Childrens clubs, Children's parties, Private Events. Community events.

London in Bloom organisers annual competitions that the Councils, schools, commercial interests and residents of the 31 Boroughs and 2 Cities of Greater London can enter. Awards are given for horticultural excellence with an emphasis on the environment, conservation and recycling.

Funds are raised to support charities preferably within the West Midlands with particular emphasis on disadvantaged and those with disabilities. The advancement of the science and practice of horticulture with the health benefits that it provides.

To conserve, enhance and develop the buildings, gardens and historic site at Cressing Temple, as a unique historical, social, horticultural and educational record and resource; and to support Essex County Council in this objective, for the benefit of the people of Essex.

Welfare Rights Advisory Service, dealing with benefits and disabled living.Gardening and Decorating ServiceWheelchair Hire ServiceMobility scooter hireCafe drop in Centre

The charities objectives are to promote community awareness and involvement in celebrating agricultural and horticultural heritage of Howden and its surrounding villages through the Annual Howden Show. We are not-for-profit organisation.

We help our Armed Forces Veterans and their families with their physical and mental health well-being. We do this with our in house trained Counsellors and with the provision of mobility scooters and walking aids.We also hold a variety of activities to keep the mind and body active. Walking club, gardening club, crafting sessions and visiting museums and places of interest etc.

The Charity provides accommodation for elderly people in need. Gardening and general repairs are carried out in return for a weekly maintenance charge.

Pre-school, After School Club, Children's Holiday Camp, various keep fit classes for ages ranging from birth to 80 years of age such as Yoga, Over 60's keep fit, gardening club, quiz nights, parent and toddler group

The village hall is used on several days of the week. The user groups include toddler group, occasional use by the local school, art classes and fitness classes, historical society, gardening club, church youth group and community library.The hall offers excellent facilities for meetings, lectures, receptions, exhibitions, coffee mornings, theatrical entertainments and dances.

We assess the level of help needed. We rely on church members donations of furniture. We facilitate groups from church to do gardening and decorating projects for people in need. We cover the area Ashtead, Leatherhead, Fetcham and Epsom. All of the clients that Besom helps are referred by professional care agencies, social workers, health visitors, housing associations and youth workers.

Approximately a dozen volunteers run the site as a public museum and gardens, with free entry. The volunteers look after the museum and gardens in terms of everything from curatorship and collection care, to general maintenance, gardening and cleaning. Volunteers also ensure the museum is open to the public, and look after all publicity, promotion and small scale fundraising.

The charity exists to maintain and improve the physical and mental wellbeing of the residents of Pucklechurch and surrounding areas. The charity operates and maintains the village hall to provide a range of activities including playgroup, short mat bowls, amateur dramatics, gardening club, folk dance, badminton, dog training, Zumba, fitness training , and others.

We raise funds for Park infrastructure such as lighting, exercise equipment, seating and table tennis tables. We also raise funds for planting and horticultural restoration. Our members help with park maintenance and conduct regular litter picking. We are currently campaigning to raise funds for installing heritage information signs and for upgrading the Sandford Park playground.

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.

The object of the Society is the furtherance of the knowledge and conservation of Orchidaceous plants by encouraging the cultivation of these plants; also gathering and disseminating particulars of their cultivation by holding meetings and shows, and publication of a quarterly Journal.