Leisure Charities That specialise in Outdoor pursuits

The charity holds two tranches of endowment land. Land at Lambourne End Essex is managed by charity No 1105063 Lambourne End Ltd. The site is operated as a residential outdoor activity centre and farm. Land at Burges Road East Ham is currently derelict but development opportunities are currently being examined.

YOUTH TOURISM, OUTDOOR EDUCATION AND RECREATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION. VIA ITS WHOLLY OWNED CHARITY, HOSTELLING INTERNATIONAL, THE FEDERATION PROVIDES INTERNATIONAL MARKETING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT TO ALL YOUTH HOSTEL ASSOCIATIONS, A GLOBAL ONLINE BOOKING SERVICE AT WWW.HIHOSTELS.COM, MONITORS HOSTEL STANDARDS AND OFFERS INTERNATIONAL TRAINING FOR VARIOUS ASPECTS OF HOSTELLING

To enable pupils at Sherborne School for Girls to undertake adventurous outdoor activities

PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH OFFSITE / OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

Day / residential outdoor, environmental and adventure education across age / ability range . Nationally significant for inclusion of disadvantaged, sensory impaired and physically disabled visitors. Raised teaching ponds, modified adventure facilities and vehicle for disabled access to mainstream orienteering and habitats. Use of Ilkley Moor, River Wharfe and 100 acres bluebell woodland.

Normal scouting activities, outdoor activities, camping etc

The South Shields Battalion,The Boys Brigade, has 5 companies within the local authority area of South Tyneside.providing a range of physical, band,camping marching,sports,competitions and Christian teaching activities to the members according to their age,etc. Anchor Boys 5-8yrs, Juniors 8-11 yrs company 12yrs-15yrs & Seniors 16-18 yrs.

To allow the said property to be used by UK Youth as a residential centre and a place of training or education and outdoor activities for young people.

The Lampton Lodge is an out of town centre for Young people of Hounslow. It is a base for D of E work and other youth activities.

OPERATION OF A CAMPING AND TRAINING CENTRE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

Oakwood Youth Club operates in the Greater Manchester Area (predominantly Salford). Providing social and recreational activities for young people with learning disabilities. It is a voluntary club, with extensive experience in providing quality experiences in the arts, sports, outdoor pursuits and general lifeskill opportunities.

Provision of outdoor activities for children and young people of Hartlepool and surrounding areas by providing an outdoor centre and facilities to access the countryside of North Yorkshire in Cleveland Village and its surrounding area

Creative play and exercise area, sports area, community use for outdoor activities.

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.

Small football pitch, play equipment for toddlers, skateboard ramp, benches, paved walkways, basketball ring, play tower, slide, tree climber, birds nest swing, balance poles, two tower with wobble bridge, zip wire, goal post, multi seesaw

Provides opportunities for young people,local schools and the people in the local community to engage in outdoor activities from this base. It is used as a base for schemes such as the Duke of Edinburgh Award expeditions.

Cub scouting activities, to include hikes, camping, games, shooting, orienteering etc.,

To provide & maintain a stimulating environment for outdoor activity for all the community to enjoy.

The Stuart Feakins Trust want to fund innovative, fun and active projects that will support the young people in Hackney that have less opportunity than others; and those projects will enable young people to experience new things, define their aspirations and help give them the tools to achieve them. We focus on activities related to sport, film, music, outdoor activities.

To undertake the work of the YMCA in the following programme areas, Physical Activity, Housing, Young People and Outdoor Education

to provide search and rescue on sea and land to teach teenage Cadets Seamanship and Navigation First Aid and areof self survival and Wild Camping . Overseas Expeditons

A common woodland where people and trees can rejoice in creation and reflection.An educational space where people can learn skills in sustainable woodland management through courses,open days and forest school along with nature walks rock climbing and camping

Beyond the Wild addresses and seeks to reverse the current trend of young people losing their faith throughout their teenage years. By fusing wilderness and spiritual survival Beyond the Wild offers unique wild camping events and media resources which teach people how to survive in the wild and how the fire of their faith can survive and thrive in our world.

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To provide resources for group residential and camping activities.