Leisure Charities That specialise in Gardening

Provides a series of lectures for members & publicOwns and manages an 11 Ha botanic garden/arboretum open to the public for 364 days a year; and provides guided tours for the public.organises summer trips to gardens for membersProvides a 400 book library of books on horticulture for members.

Fundraising to enhance the educational and social skills development of students attending St Michael's Catholic Academy. Creating a range of activities that help with wider community cohesion, using natural resources to add skills in traditional crafts and horticulture. Striving to support students with academic excellence particularly in sciences and mathematics, .

Local Horticultural Society aiming to promote, encourage and improve horticulture by holding horticultural shows, competitions, meetings, talks and demonstations, and local 'garden related' trips to historic and modern houses and gardens.

To advance education in agriculture, forestry and horticulture, food production and related subjects by the provision of a scholarship for study travel to any part of the world.

The Charity runs a programme of meetings, with guest speakers and also garden visits, with the aim of educating the members and any visitors in aspects of horticulture

To support people and improve quality of life through use of the natural environment; on how greenspaces are used and can be improved; use of nature to improve well-being.Education; practical skills (conservation, gardening and traditional crafts); volunteering opportunities and holiday activities all support the improvement of the environment and allow people to link to local greenspaces.

Provision of teaching and learning resources, information, support and training in the fields of intercultural education and the environment via the internet, teacher inset days, projects, competitions and literature. Facilitating and encouraging inter-cultural understanding through the arts and gardening.

Provide a therapeutic working environment for adults with special needs who use the Day Centre or visit the farm for activities with their carers.Educational activities on horticulture and livestock production.Engaging with schools, college and children through courses and activities.Provide opportunities for volunteers, young people and those seeking employment, to participate in farm activities.

Environmental, horticultural leisure acivities, with particular regard to allotment gardening. Please be advised that the Trust has been inactive from 2005 to the present time, but it is hoped to re-generate it for its original purpose in the near future. During the period , i.e. 2005 - present, income & expenditure was nil. The balance of assets during this period was -ú300.

Keep land at Grove Park Estate as a garden equipped and planted as a botanical and horticultural garden to be used for providing education in botany, horticulture and nature study for schools under the control of the Local Education Authority.

The provision of educational courses and learning seminars, with opportunities for indoor and outdoor activities, based on the ethos of Rudolf Steiner. Subjects include agriculture, horticulture, anthroposophy, a range of well-being therapies, art and philosophy, care for people with learning disabilities.

TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC GENERALLY IN THE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF THE ARTS,MUSIC,POETRY,ACTING,DANCING,LITERATURE AND SIMILAR ARTS IN ALL THEIR BRANCHES AND THE CULTIVATION OF PUBLIC APPRECIATION OF THOSE ARTS IN PARTICULAR BY MEANS OF PRESENTING AN ANNUAL MUSIC FESTIVAL

Hire of Hall for Toddlers, Bowls, Wine Circle, Gardening Club. Fund raising events. Pensioners Xmas Dinner.

Pride In Penn Fields offers gardening and handyman services to those who by age or physical disability are unable to tend their own gardens or do odd jobs.

We run the following Arts & Crafts Group, I T Group, Gardening Group, Activity Group and social Evenings

Working with disaffected young people on horticultural/workshop projects for them to gain work experience and enhance life skills and job opportunities and to return them if possible to full time education.

Support for the activities of the Ndanifor Community Garden, Cameroon and its wider networkThis garden's aims:Empower socially disadvantaged young people through training in practical gardening and horticultural skills.Educate people in the understanding of sustainable practices and the conservation of the environment.Teach respect for the land as an ethical basis for sustainable employme

Our activities are listed in our Articles and relate to our Objects. Services we provide include Information & Advice (such as benefit advice), a range of home services (such as bathing, shopping, etc), befriending, handyperson and gardening, minibuses for hire, plus a range of social activities and volunteering opportunities.

Promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the environment through the planting, care, nurture and cultivation of trees in the United Kingdom. Also to educate and increase the understanding of the environment and its importance, and to promote the protection and preservation of the environment through re-use, reduction, recycling and recovery of waste.

For the public benefit:the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure-time occupation in the interests of social welfare with the object improving conditions life, specifically the provision of facilities for allotment gardening for the inhabitants of Deanshanger and the surrounding area.

Enhancing the understanding of the legacy of James Backhouse with particular reference to theformer nursery and gardens situated at West Bank Park; Conserve the remains of the Lodge at West Bank Park; Promote an understanding of horticulture by providing a sustainablecommunity space for people of all ages to come together; To benefit the residents of York.

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION AND PROVIDE RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AND OTHER OPPORTUNITIES IN ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP, SUSTAINABLE LIVING, ORGANIC AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, TRADITIONAL CRAFTS, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, COUNTRY LIFE AND RELATED SUBJECTS TO BENEFIT THE PUBLIC, PARTICULARLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE FROM ETHNIC MINORITY AND SOCIALLY ISOLATED BACKGROUNDS AND ALL THOSE WHO

We help people receiving care in their home (in the Vale of Glamorgan) do things they enjoy such as chess, gardening, listening to music, birdwatching or whatever they like to talk about or do. We do this by finding people who share their interests, likes and dislikes - 'Soulmates' - who can talk about and do things with them that they both like and enjoy.

It aims to develop socio-economically equitable methods of farming practices, especially in pastoral breeding of farm animals and hydroponics in Nigeria. Since its establishment, Green Network has trained Nigeria youths on pig production and cultivation of cassava. In order to further the development of the organization, Green Network has worked closely with agriculture cooperatives and churches.

The work of AVS is to serve Humanity and Nature in three ways1. Through the creation and protection of reservoirs of optimum biodiversity (biodiversity sanctuaries). 2. Through the provision of spaces out in Nature for the practice of meditation.3. Through practical education related to natural cultivation, ecology, traditional arts and crafts and meditation.