Leisure Charities

The Community Association provides a range of activities and events for residents of all ages. These include arts & crafts groups, health and fitness classes and regular events aimed at improving and maintaining health and wellbeing. An annual Summer Fete is held in July and a Christmas meal for our older residents takes place at the beginning of December.

Our activities include teaching children from birth to 11 to swim plus aqua fit and aqua dance sessions to people aged from 16 to 85. Pool parties are run on a regular basis. We also run aqua volley ball sessions and other activities for children during the school holidays.

The main activities are the provision of facilities for the playing and coaching of youth football in Blyth and the surrounding areas

TO ADVANCE THE SIKH FAITH IN LEICESTERSHIRE AND HOLD PRAYER MEETINGS, LECTURES, PUBLIC CELEBRATIONS OF THE RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS. THE CHARITY AIMS TO PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR FREE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND SPORTS AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES FOR THE NEIGHBOURHOOD RESIDENTS.

The giving of grants to students at secondary educational establishments for clothing, sport kit and books. Other grants for the furthering of vocational training and assisting apprentices. Grants to educational establishments for students 11 years and over

The charity exists for the benefit of all the residents of Codicote and the neighbourhood and in cooperation with residents, local authorities , voluntary and other organisations aims to fund , provide and oversee sporting and community faciliities with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the residents through sporting , recreational and comunity leisure time activity.

To further or benefit the residents of Leeds, without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, race or of political, religious or other opinions by associating together the said residents and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation.

To preserve for the benefit of the people of North Tyneside and the nation at large, Cullercoats Watch House and its associated cultural history.To advance education and provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants

To empower disadvantaged women and children in Oldham in order to improve their quality of life. To provide and assist in the provision of education, training and recreational activities for women and children in the Borough of Oldham.Strategic Aims and Objectives are:Education/TrainingHealth and WellbeingActivities for children and young people

OPAG work throughout the borough of Oldham to facilitate the increase of the quality and quantity of play and recreational opportunities for children and young people.

The provisional of a recreation ground and Welfare institute for the benifit of the inhabitants (and in particular, but not exclusively , such of the said inhabitants as are members of the mining community) of the area of benefit without distinction of the political, religious or other opinions with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitiants.

Recreational including Socialising, Arts&Crafts, Short Trips, Sports&Games, Media&Culture, Performance, Gardening;Emotional&Psychological Support (including Counselling);Health&Wellbeing Promotion;Peer-Mentoring (learning from others experiences);Education&Training;Skill-Building;Self-Development;Advocacy, Advice&Support; Signposting;Partnership Work;Historical Research;Events

1. To provide Duke of Edinburgh Award Expedition programmes and/or other educational and recreational activities as a means of:2. To advance the education of the public, in particular but not exclusively in the subject of the physical and natural environment.

To provide housing and support for elderly people primarily but not exclusively of African & Caribbean origin in Newham to enable them to live as independently as possible and to organise activities such as Keep Fit, Healthy eating, Computer use, Tai-chi, Soft furnishings, for both resident and non-resident service users to mitigate loneliness and isolation.

The preservation and management of a village centre for leisure, educational and community use.

Tabor Centre provides day care facilities for disabled adults, at the same time allowing respite for family carers. The emphasis is on enabling, independent living and rehabilitation, and members can benefit from classwork, recreational activities, advice and support, and outreach services.

The Cardigan Centre's public building is used for community activities, educational courses and constructive leisure and welfare programmes, and has offices leased to local enterprises. Specialist work includes services for young people, older people, healthy living, handyperson and gardening services, practical help for groups, networks and enterprises, and provision of community information.

Our community hub is a friendly setting offering support, advice, well-being & social activities, fitness classes, mental health/interest courses, community cafe, food pantry & counselling.We also run Streetwise offering practical & relational support to women involved in sex work & addiction through a night van outreach, harm reduction and 1 to 1 support.

To provide a sports ground for the general benefit of the village and surrounding environs, to provide a Clubhouse for social communication between members, mutual helpfulness, mental and moral improvement and recreation and to supply refreshments to members.

We believe disabled people should have access to the life-changing power of sport and we place the individual at the centre of our work. We provide access to life-changing support, mentoring, information, advice, equipment and opportunities that will spark a sustained lifetime intervention.

Regular weekly Church servicesConferences, Seminars and Joint-churches eventsLeadership TrainingMusical ConcertsGames & Sports DayCommunity Engagement ProjectsRomance Academy & Youth ClubBusiness Breakfast eventsFood & Clothing Bank

The charity activities are the promotion and fostering of knowledge and the appreciation of sporting art through public exhibition of significant works, publication of research in the form of essays and support for young artists and art history students. The charity operates from Palace House, Palace Street, Newmarket , Suffolk.

The Providence House Trust is a merger of 2 previous trusts (PHT est 1963 & PHYC est 1969). Based in north Battersea, we continue to be passionate about improving the lives and outcomes for young people. We aim to provide social, recreational, sporting and educational activities in a weekly programme and during school holidays for young people aged 5-25 years.

To promote community participation in healthy recreation, for the public benefit primarily in Brent, Barnet & Middx at Silver Jubilee Park, NW9 7NEworking with local organisations to increase levels of sport and physical activity;promoting & providing programmes & services for sport, other leisure activities, education, training and coaching courses promoting mental & physical health & fitness

A local charity affiliated to but financially independent of the Royal Mencap Society.We work in Liverpool and Sefton with adults who have a mild- moderate learning disability. We aim to prevent social isolation and enable people to progress. We provide: outreach; befriending; a range of social groups and physical activities; workshops; volunteering, employability and LD awareness