Leisure Charities That specialise in Sports

We support rugby union players and other persons associated with rugby union especially but not exclusively in Oxfordshire who are in need.

Amateur sport .Recreation and companionship, including a weekly club night and pleasure and interest trips out.The charity provides buildings/open space. this is for people with learning disabilities.

youth club activities sport,art, social and person development

Providing and maintaining a playing field with changing rooms for organised sports. Currently the field is laid out to provide four football pitches and practise area.

arts,culture, sports, recreation,

A rural youth movement for young people aged 10-26 years. Members gain recognised skills and confidence in many activities such as public speaking, drama and entertainments, sports, stock-judging and stock presentation. The opportunity to travel and attend meetings and social events to fundraise for their club and the local community. This is a member led organisation.

THE CHARITY AIMS TO SUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND PUPILS IN THEIR DEVELOPMENT, FOCUSING ON SPORT AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

Provision and maintenance of playing field facilities including football pitch, all-weather sports court, pavilion, children's play equipment etc, allotments, paddock and car-parking.

The charity exists to assist young people to fund educational activities, including academic, sporting and recreational pursuits. Beneficiaries are restricted to young persons below the age of 25 who, or whose parents, reside in Melsonby, North Yorkshire.

We supply users, specifically members confined to a wheelchair, or those who need to compete from a wheelchair, with the facilities and equipment to participate in a large number of sports. eg. Basketball, Archery, Bowls, Wheelchair Rugby, Table Tennis, Snooker, Pool, Sailing, Weight training and fitness, Air Rifle and Pistol etc.

A wide range of activities from cultural to sporting

sporting and internet recreation facilities

We are a small charity and help the disabled people and children in the Dunstable areaby having coach outings to seasides and zoos -three times a year.We also take handicapped people to a local theatre show once a year.We also help out at Gateway club in Dunstable every Thursday in the Year by attending the club to play table tennis,billards and other activities.

The Charity raises Funds through an annual dinner hosted by sports celebrities, a Father Christmas Sleigh and public collections at super markets. It is the policy of the club that 100% of all proceeds are donated to local causes. To this end the club uses contact with the local authority to seek out deserving applicants for funding.

Swimming for people with a disability. All volunteer helpers have the opportunity to attend a training course for them to understand and carry out the Halliwick method which is used in our club.

The Charity manages the Haddenham Recreation Ground and Pavilion on behalf of the Parish Council. It is available for football, cricket, boxing, keep fit and netball for children and adults. Also available to the school free of charge.The Recreation Centre is available for use by village organisations and individuals.. We have refurbished the children's playpark, adult gym, skatepark and MUGA.

Tiptree Priory Heath WI meets monthly on the second Friday of each month in St Luke's Church Hall at 2.00pm. We seek to improve women's quality of life and environment by providing friendship, support and opportunities including leisure, cultural, educational and sporting activities whether at local or national level.

A community hall providing space for a wide variety of activities for all ages. Includes sport, entertainment, group meetings.

Co-ordinate sporting events.

Members meet together for talks and various social activities. We meet with other W I s within our District and/or Federation for social activities, talks, demonstrations, and workshops connected with subjects such as home economics, arts and crafts, sports and leisure, performing arts, science, health and social welfare.

Sports ground, recreation, education.

To support school rowing

Provision of land for public use for sport and recreation

The CECA operates and manages two squash courts in Sonning Common. The surplus income is donated at four monthly intervals by the management committee to individuals and organisations with the aim of promoting social and educational development.

Junior,Youth and Adult Football including training.