Leisure Charities That specialise in Sports

Religious activities including regular bible teaching and prayer meetings, educational and historic trips, involved in in various social actions that reaches out to the poor,homeless (soup kitchens) and needy (cloth banks) , organising sporting competitions and games and other socio-cultural activities.We also run a holiday and summer schools for children aged 4 and above

- Mobility for disabled people,especially children and young people- Access to sport and training for Paralympic sport for disabled men and women- Access to educational and recreational activities for disabled children and young people- Education and training in the Wheelwrights' craft- Other relevant charitable causes and awards

Provision of sporting facilities

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for playing football. Heather Juniors FC has 12 junior teams for boys and girls aged 7-16.

A rural youth organisation for all young people with an interest in the countryside aged 10-26 years. Recognised life skills are learnt by members who run their own clubs, chairing meetings, secretarial duties, treasurer duties and programme planning are just a few. Training and achievements in public speaking,sports and the arts are within the structured sports and competitions programme.

Provide and develop sport in the area

Formed in 2021, Menai Straits Heritage Sailing (MSHS) is a not-for-profit heritage and community wellbeing initiative based in Beaumaris, Anglesey North Wales, serving Anglesey and Gwynedd. It aims to connect and engage a wide group of people in a unique local heritage project, with the overall aim of investing in and delivering social and cultural benefit along with improved individual wellbeing.

WSEA covers Leicester & Leicestershire provides a range of sporting and educational activities and that works with disadvantage groups to enable them achieve a better quality of life.Boxing is major activity for the organisation alongside youth work,life and social skills, football, TableTennis

Provider of healthy participation in sport through the medium of Association Football.

The training of young people in teamwork and mutual respect. Activities include first aid,home safety, cooking and outdoor pursuits eg.football,swimming,camping, orienteering.

Churchill and Blakedown Sports and Recreation Centre. At the centre we provide sports and recreational facilities for the local community.

Maintain the village hall as a venue for recreational, cultural, educational, sporting and social activities for the residents of Little Thetford

Sporting Wellness provides professional mental health support to representative sportspeople over the age of 16, across all sports. We also raise awareness of the importance of positive mental health in sport via our events, digital channels, partnerships and the ambassador athletes we work with.

A provision of a programme of activities aimed at attracting new and retaining the interest of regular established participants in hockey with the overall objective of growing participation in sport.Management of sporting facility for other sporting groups, local businesses and community groups to participate in healthy recreation for the benefit of the community of Penzance and surrounding areas.

Make Life Kind educates young people on how to overcome social stigmas, such as Racism, Anti-Knife Crime, Self Esteem, Mental Health, Body Positivity, Gender Identity, Online Safety , Sports & Disability. The Charity achieves this by sending Expert Speakers with lived experience, into Schools, Youth Clubs, Colleges, Universities & Sports Clubs to educate & inspire young people to positive change.

uS supports young people aged between 12 and 25 with or at risk of developing mental health difficulties, helping them to become physically active and transform their lives.uS currently delivers on an outreach basis, funding sports and other fitness activities to small groups and individuals. In addition to this offer, uS plans to open a centre, housing sports and fitness and other facilities.

I. To promote the welfare of the community as regards to religion and Bangla education, sports and leisure, housing and health,employment,welfare rights, immigration and nationality and other needs which affects their welfare.II. To meet the social and cultural needs of the community.III. To promote good relations between persons of different racial groups living in the area of benefit.

The charity provides football to all ages, sexes and abilities. It currently runs over 30 teams in the local area. It is run by over 100 volunteers all qualified with an up to date CRC, FA Safeguarding Certificate and Emergency First Aid. We are a Community Chartered Club and a FA Hub Club.

The provision of sporting activities for disabled and special needs youngsters.

The Community Centre provides a wide range of recreational and social facilities, including a large hall and stage. This is used by the community and community groups for weddings,race-nights,dances,quizzes,public meetings etc. In addition there are a number of community groups - currently totalling some 20 organisations that use the facilities. There is also a squash court,sauna,fitness suite.

The charity has adopted an extensive outreach programme in the local community making a significant impact on outcomes such as social inclusion, health and education.The charity has adopted a policy of access to healthy activities for all regardless of ability.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation, in particular by the provision of facilities for participants in the sport of rowing by assisting in the organization of local affiliated rowing clubs in the county of Cambridgeshire and managing the interests of the local rowing community providing information and the organization of events.

The aims and objectives of the Charity are to increase the profile of football for girls and ladies in the Rossendale area, offer football coaching and playing opportunities to all playing members, provide a duty of care and protection to all Club members and to make sure all Club members are treated equitably.

To benefit those working or studying in Swinton and Greater Manchester, in advancing education, health, amateur sport and local heritage.(1) Education via appropriate projects. (2) Health via sporting activity and encouraging healthy lifestyles.(3) Amateur sport participation, especially rugby league.(4) Advance and protect the Heritage of Swinton Lions RLFC and the town of Swinton.