Leisure Charities That specialise in Sports

Sporting Activities

Offer a village hall facility to accommodate up to 100 people. The hall is heated, has a kitchen and full toilet facilities including a disabled toilet. Currently used by the Southwick village Cricket Club, used also by cycling clubs as a meeting and changing facility, and locals for parties events etc.

Provide sport/recreation facilities

The Reading Room is rented out to the village first school and is used as and when it is needed by others in the village, eg WI, Garden Club, Bowls, Harvest Festival, Friends of Newton School, Art Club, etc.

Chearsley Road Recreation Ground, Long Crendon. Provision of recreational space for public use. Recreational and leisure use. Enjoyment of open air, improvement of health and sporting activities.

The Phoenix Drama Group Mon, 23 members & 14 volunteers, Senior Gateway Club Tues Eve with 50 members and 7 volunteers, activities include sponsored walks, social evening BBQ ICT Suites at Driff & Brid. Drop-in facility, referral, signposting, makaton courses. New training facilites for the learning disabled, art & craft, makaton classes, music & movement class, sports day, fundraising committee.

The playing field committee manage the village sports and recreation field

Providing and promoting sport for the disabled, both competitively and socially

The Talbot Barker Charity makes cash grants of up to ?50 to people living in the Parochial Parishes of Droitwich and Salwarpe & Hindlip with Martin Hussingtree :1.To relieve a condition of need.2.To promote the education ( including social,sports & physical training) of people under the age of 25.The Charity makes approved yearly payments totalling ?270.

Donations towards the Church funds " for childrens activities ie. Sports day & Christmas party " to the over 80's towards winter fuel

Swindon Mind provides a community, wellbeing & learning programme consisting of; Wellbeing House. One to one advice, counselling & Wellbeing Coordination. Activity & social inclusion in the community including sport, walking, connect & meet, Creative classes, swimming, football. Mental Health Training, Schools programme, Employment Services Support & Swindon Mindful Employers Network.

To relieve, by the provision of suitable facilities for swimming, those people who are active but disabled, tempoarily or permanently

Small climbing apparatus, book corner, dressing up box, home corner, arts and craft session, singing session, drink and snack time, baby toys, various other smaller toys.

Provides sports, training opportunities and recreational facility for local people

The aims are to educate and inform and to enable members to participate with confidence and enjoyment in the community, being aware of current events and topics. Speakers on a wide range of subjects - educational and recreational. Members participate in sporting activities within the movement - darts, golf, croquet & bowls. Visits to theatre, and place of historic & general interest.

we run a local community building rpoviding lighting heating for volunteer user groups like a kick boxing group a judo club a kids club a church group a dance club and a football group

The Foundation helps cricketers under the age of 19, living in Hampshire or the Isle of Wight, who need financial support to develop their talent or to pursue their interest in the game. We also support the development of local cricket for young people by providing grants to schools, cricket clubs and other organisations e.g. for funding coaching, providing equipment or enhancing facilities.

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W I meetings and refreshments for groups.Childrens parties. Entertainments. Domino Drives. Holistic therapies.Use of Hall for school field trips, art classes and Chapel events. Natural England hire the Hall for meetings, first aid and other training. North Pennine A O N B also use the hall for various meetings. Forest Primary School use the facilities for sports activities.

The main activity of Paulsgrove Community Association is to maintain and manage Paulsgrove Community Centre so that voluntary and community organisations have a place to meet, children and young people have sports facilities, there is a place for people to meet and a franchised cafe which provides meals. The Association also runs lunch clubs for people over fifty five years of age.

Organised football, cricket, rugby and bowls. The recreation ground is also available for casual recreation free.

Organises athletics coaching clinics to aid/and assists in the development of athletics within the Borough of Macclesfield. Also organises primary and secondary school athletics with Macclesfield Harriers and Athletics Club

Maintains a Sports field and facilities

To promote the use of recreational facilities on the village playing field, encouraging activities for all ages and for all of the community

Award hockey sporting grants