Leisure Charities That specialise in Sports

Amateur Boxing and sporting activities

The conditions in the Bristol Channel can be treacherous, LMSLSC provides continuous voluntary service on the beach.The club is located at the beach in Llantwit Major and we provide a voluntary lifeguard service and first aid point.LMSLSC has a high standing in the local community providing sport and education from nippers to masters.

The charity operates out of the Rollercity Centre in Rochdale. Current activities provided include skating sessions to the public for all age groups , skate school for all age groups to learn to skate, of personal 1:1 skate tuition , dance on skates training and skate fitness sessions.

We are a Youth club who provide a mixture of activities for young people age between 8 and 25. Below is just a small list of some of the activities we provide are Annual PantomimeTable Tennis CoachingFootballBasketballPoolArt and craftsCooking projectGardening project ITCDuke of Edinburgh Opportunities to achieve recognition through outcomes and accreditations

WWBC provides its members and visitors with the facilities to pursue lawn bowls activity, this enables participants the opportunity for healthy recreation. A full playing programme is organised, catering for all skill levels, from beginner to experienced player. Coaching is available. Open days are organised for the public to join "taster" sessions. All equipment is provided free.

Delivering sport and physical exercise, community welfare projects together with nature-based activities to address health and wellbeing in the community

To have resources available for expenditure on improvements to the quality of life and the engenderment of espirit de corps. The fund continues to support sporting and leisure activities. It also provides a central bank for a number of Service and other funds.

COFFEE BAR,POOL TABLE,TABLE TENNIS ,DANCE STUDIO,DRAMA,DANCE,FOOTBALL,ART & CRAFTS,DJING,COMPUTER ACCESS,UNI HOC,RESIDENTIALS AIR-CONDITIONEDnGYM,INTERNET ACCESS,CLUB OUTINGS,WEEKEND FOOTBALL,DISCUSSION GROUPS,BOARD GAMES

Provide facilities to enable the playing of various amateur sports, activities and entertainment for the community

the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of Association Football

We aim to provide a community facility for sports, the arts and all aspects of health promotion to ensure the future health, well being, education and social needs identified by the community of Bryn Gwalia. We provide opportunities for people to gain new skills and improve confidence to help them to seek employment. It is an inclusive facility for all.

Providing community facilities for people of all ages within our local area. This includes provision for children and senior citizens as well as providing a venue for a large range of sporting, recreational, cultural and social activities.

Playing and promoting Rugby Union within the Shepway district to all members of the community enabling all abilities to participate, improve their physical fitness, develop their personal skills and community values.

Football club

The religious activities; prayer, bible study, worship. Social activities; young people sport activities, families activities, outdoor (visiting people in their home).

We provide a venue for a full range of village and local / leisure activities including but not limited to; badminton, zumba, , stage plays, annual pantomime, horticultural events, parish council meetings, nursery school, dance class, wedding receptions and parties for all ages etc. We also act as the Polling Station for Local and National elections.

Normal village hall activities, Sports & Youth Club activities.

We provide Education and Training, Overseas Aid, are involved with the Arts and Culture, Sport and Recreation, children and young people and other charities and voluntary bodies. We make grants to invididuals and act as an umbrella or resource body.

The Charity's principal activity is the promotion of sports engagement and education by using football as a vehicle for change. This is achieved through a number of football based programmes delivered throughout the period.

The objects of the Federation are to further the purposes of the Women's Institute Organisation in Warwickshire and elsewhere byEducation and training, Arts/culture/science and heritage. Amateur sport, the environment /conservation and heritage

provision of facilities for playing football

The Club helps educate young people through their leisure time activities to develop their physical,mental and spiritual capacities adding to their personal development and improving their quality of life It achieves its objectives through physical training with a focus on boxing as exercise and for competition. Membership of London Youth offers a wider selection of youth activities.

Forest Hall Young Peoples Club operates form East Palmersvlle sports Pavilion, NE12 9HW.We aim to provide sport and recreation for young and old. We have football, boxing, fitness, health and well being groups as well as recreational community activities such as crafts and carpet bowls for the older generation.

Its key aims are to work with the BAME community in empowering, enabling and encouraging young people and the wider community by raising their self-esteem which make an inclusive service.Fill in sports and fitness provisions for disadvantaged and deprived members of the community.To work in partnership with primary schools, Secondary Schools and local authorities to address marginalisation

Manage and maintain the cricket club at Seaham Harbour