Leisure Charities

PROVIDE SUITABLE PREMISES FOR THE YOUNG AND OLD FOR THE PURPOSE OF LEISURE, EDUCATIONAL AND ANY OTHER ACTIVITY THAT THE HALL CAN ACCOMODATE.

To make it possible for a range of activities to take place for people of all ages and abilities who live in Padworth and the surrounding area. Activities in the hall include :- mother and baby/child groups, Women's Institute, physical fitness, and self-help groups. Outdoor activities consist of a children's play area, a football pitch, dog training facilities, and pitches for leisure caravans

Leek U3A has its own constitution which has been approved by the Third Age Trust to which it is affiliated and has a mission statement which explains it aims and objects, which are to advance the education and wellbeing of our members by provision of academic, cultural and recreational activities for our members, all of whom are eligible if not in full time employment and of the older generation.

The object of the County Proficiency Tests Committee shall be the advancement of education by means of collaboration with the National Proficiency Tests Council in the administration and provision of Proficiency Tests in practical agriculture and horticulture and related subjects within the County

Upwell is a small rural village with limited public transport to near by towns the committee provide open space play area, sporting areas for all ages and abilities of the community are welcome, the committees main aim is to provide a modern facility for community use. The committee is totally reliant on community support/funding for all financial aspects in running the playing field.

Promoting access to the highest quality football coaching to young people, irrespective of income, in Camden and its surrounding boroughs.

Providing and funding recreational services, helping to alleviate poverty through forming partnerships with leading organisations and distributing to those in need. Providing emotional support, information and advocacy.

Provide a welcoming Community Centre that will offer engagement with the community to promote the wellbeing agendaOffer leisure and meeting facilities to meet the social needs of groups and individuals in the community and respond quickly to the changing social needs of the community.Organise activities for all ages to increase and encourage social inclusion

Administration and upkeep of Village Facilities

Hanham Abbotonians follow the various guidelines issued by the English Football League to allow our teams to participate in organised, structured games. Regular training is provided throughout the year by our Licensed Coaches. All positions within the Club are voluntary and duties are carried out without remuneration.

The Charity manages the Queen's Hall, which is a community / sports hall, and the Memorial Playing Field for the benefit of North Weald residents. It engages in some fund raising activities to enable fees to be kept affordable. It is also applies for grants various bodies.

Community use and recreation

encouraging community participation in heathy recreation and to advance amateur athletics in the area through the club by providing sports coaching and training and promoting participation and competition .

Fireworks Evening, Christmas Fair, Summer Fair and BBQ, School Discos, Family Fun Nights, Quiz Nights, Camping Nights and Other Activities

Commonly known as the Ridgeline Trust, we have developed a Therapeutic Garden with meeting and teaching facilities in a pavilion at 25 Whiteknights Road, in East Reading. Supervised gardening helps people with experience of mental and or physical difficulties and other problems to regain lost skills, to learn new skills, to improve social skills and to help build confidence and self-esteem.

SPORT, EDUCATION, TRAINING AND RECREATIONAL

Seaton Sluice Community Association own and manage the local Community Centre offering a range of leisure activities and educational courses. Community groups and local people are able to hire the premises and activities range from parent and toddler groups and youth clubs to the Women's Institute. Activities are as varied as Yoga, Craft Club, Woodworking,Choirs and the local history society.

The main purpose of the charity set up in memory of Ron Pickering OBE, is to give financial support to talented young athletes up to the age of 23 years, to assist with their training and equipment costs and thereby encourage them to continue taking part in sport, reaching their potential, and learning the ethic of fair play.

Providing recreation, education and training for children and young people.

This Charity manages the Little Aston Village Hall providing educational, social and leisure facilities for the residents of Little Aston and the surrounding areas.

The Society is the designated Neighbourhood Forum for the Dore Area, with responsibility for preparing a Neighbourhood Plan for Dore. The Society also aims to foster the protection and enhancement of the local environment, amenities and facilities within Dore, to encourage a spirit of community and to record its historic development.

activities for all ages varying forms sporting, arts playgroups social activities etc

Gardening (Food Growing), Craft, Eco Club, Bakery, Cookery & Healthy Eating Clubs. Community Garden design and development. Horticulture Therapy Club for Adults

Provision of a community centre providing recreation and leisure facilities

We work in Wales and Zimbabwe through a Welsh government scheme which has twinned Abergavenny with Chinamhora village in Zimbabwe. Fundraising activities include donations such as wheelchairs, school supplies, football kits, medical supplies and funding the building of a community centre for Chinamhora. In Wales we support the school curriculum teaching about African culture and Fairtrade.