Leisure Charities

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES, OVERSEA AIDS/FAMINE RELIEF, EDUCATION/TRAINIG, SPORT/RECREATION

Providing sailing, boating and waterborne activities for disabled people of Wales, their families and carers.

1. To advance the Islamic religion in Manchester, for the benefit of the public2. To advance the Islamic educational teachings of the Muslim children3. To help young people, through leisure time activities and develop their capabilities

In line with the WI at national and county level, our monthly meetings for local women feature speakers and activities which entertain, educate and connect. These are supplemented by social outings and smaller groups covering interests such as gardening, crafts, reading, walking and darts. We also run Warm Welcome in Old Catton, on the first and third Tuesday morning of each month.

We run a holiday play scheme for Deaf children, a Youth Leadership project and a weekly football club.

The Charity aims to provide sport and recreation facilities for the villagers of Bar Hill

The charity is a village hall and so provides a venue for a variety of activities for a complete age spectrum-educational and social/recreational.

Provides outdoor activities such as sailing, cycling and kayaking to visually impaired and/or otherwise disabled young people.

To own and hold land and buildings for the recreational use, and to benefit the residents of Harlow. Part of the land must be open space as recreational and play areas for children, part may be occupied by self-supporting clubs.

To provide a village hall for public use by village organisations for various activities eg drama group, WI, badminton group, karate, carpet bowls, etc.

CHW supports children and youth in less developed parts of the world, through giving grants to local organisations, which work with children and young people everyday. Grants are given to projects which relieve poverty, advance education, relieve sickness and promote good health and offer recreational activities which develop the children's and young people' skills and capabilities.

City of York AC is a local grassroots Athletic Club catering for beginner and elite athletes, newcomers and veterans alike. We offer quality and friendly training and competitions in a supportive environment providing opportunities for all participants to try all track and field events as well as road, cross country, trail and fell running. We also have an established disability athletes group.

Our charity offers a range of activities to support young people in disadvantaged areas with barriers that are stopping them from progression. We offer a mixture of sports from football, basketball and multi sports as well as youth provisions to target teens aged 11-17 in high risk areas. As well as this we offer holiday clubs and one to one support helping improve the wellbeing of young people.

Making grants and donations in support of the following areas1 Sport in Sidmouth Devon2 Well being and relief of suffering of the elderly3 Prostate cancer research4 Physical and mental well being of former members of the British armed forces

The Charity?s objects (the Objects) are: To further or benefit the residents of Bedford and the surrounding area without distinction of gender, sexual orientation, race or of political, religious or other opinions by providing allotment facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreational leisure time occupation with the objective of improving life for the residents."

Objective 1: Promoting and advancing all aspects of the Christian faith to the public.Objective 2: Recreational activities particularly in relation to community activities such as holiday clubs for children and young people.Objective 3: Outreach to support those within our community who may be vulnerable, isolated and/or marginalised.

We promote, provide and organise:Surf Lifesaving training and qualifications in water safety, rescue, lifesaving, resuscitation and first aid;Activities that encourage fitness, teamwork, responsibility and excellence;Voluntary lifesaving, rescue services and water safety cover to the community and public at large;Lifesaving safety awareness and prevention of drowning information.

We run creative workshops in East London for refugees, people seeking asylum, other forced migrants and local residents. We have an allotment where we engage in gardening and growing activities, to alleviate stress and share food stories. We also host public events, publish books and videos and run school workshops, to educate the general public about the lived experiences of forced migration.

The Centre provides activities for young people aged 10-19. The programme includes media & music, arts, crafts & dance workshops, sports activities, holiday programmes, residentials and open access sessions. For those involved in/likely to be involved in, antisocial/criminal behaviour the Centre provides alternative challenges. The Centre is a community resource which can be hired for events.

Social and fundraising events for the school community. Annual Dinner dance, quiz nights, comedy night etc. We provide refreshments, support and information at various school functions. We also provide the parking for a large local sporting event.The money we raise is then spent on things the school needs/wants but can't afford, ideally items that benefit as many pupils as possible.

Providing a community centre and a meals service for retired people providing leisure and recreation facilities to those people and thereby assisting in the support of elderly people in the community.

Free football for 900 children aged between 7 and 14.

The main activities of the District are to provide support to Scout Groups within the District, enabling them to give a balanced programme to their members and to supplement the Groups' programmes with major activities such as camps, Gang Show, competitions and a swimming club.

The West Bletchley Community Association undertakes without prejudice, to advance the education and provide facilities to promote the interest of social, welfare and recreational and leisure time occupations with the object of improving the life of the inhabitants of West Bletchley and neighbourhood. Assorted groups covering dancing, exercise hobbies, interest and religion use the Centre.

The charity provides support to Chavakachcheri Hindu College in Jaffna, Sri Lanka by financially helping the school's rudimentary needs to support children from low-income families and providing sports and other facilities etc. The charity raises its funds from corporate sponsors, members and well-wishers donations and by organising fundraising events. The charity operates in the UK and Sri Lanka.