Professions Charities

Community organisation which aims to support the residents of the local area in the activities of recreation, including a number of societys and a number of different dance groups.

To provide financial assistance for those in need through sickness or disability. Applicants must be resident within area of benefit referrals are not accepted direct from members of the public - only from the statutory authorities.

The Red Rose Steam Society Ltd. now trading as the Lancashire Mining Museum is a registered charity and a registered museum. It has the last mining headgear in the Lancashire Coalfield ands the largest winding engine in Europe - both are on the at risk register of listed buildings.. The Society continues to foster the love of industrial heritage particularly amongst young people

Financial support to sick and dependent priests in the Diocese of East Anglia

Provide buildings for the use for religious activities by the Parish Vicar, and for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Ringmer. Without distinction of sex, political or religious or other opinions; for use for meetings, lectures, library services, classes and other forms of recreation and leisure, with the object of improving the conditions of life of the residents of Ringmer.

payment of stipend to Vicar of Spalding and furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the ecclesiastical parish of St Mary and St Nicolas Spalding

We assist young people, victims and witnesses of crime, and vulnerable members of the community through grants to either individuals, or organisations.We assist other charitable purposes as determined by the trustees.All applications are submitted by either a Police Officer, or member of Police Staff.

Provide Acts of worship and collective communion in Church on a weekly basis and on Christian special days.Home communion and collective communion at residential homes. Provide facilities for community activities and classes and for youth groups.Vicar[s] provide pastoral care to anyone when necessary.Morning session in Church Hall weekly for parents/carers looking after toddlers.

Service users benefit from hot lunches, manicures, massages, opticians visits, health checks, advice and information on healthy living, keep-fit classes and support from a social worker and a nurse. Service users take part in activities including singing, pottery, drawing and painting, arts and crafts, puzzles, scrabble, dominoes and bingo.

The PCC represents the Anglican parish covering Botley and North Hinksey. As such, working with the rector, other clergy and volunteer members, it provides religious services and pastoral support to all who live in the parish, and takes an active role in the community working for the good of all.

Promote community events. Provide facilities for other registered charities. Encourage young people in participation of the community events. Provide social events for elderly.Dancing school for young people, old time dancing, snooker, pool, darts, bingo, quiz for all ages, disabled access and facilities.

We provide the clubhouse for social meetings and for informal leisure pursuits such as playing cards. We also rent out the clubhouse for one-off events such as parties. Organised activities are whist, crown green bowling, with ladies, mens and mixed teams, tennis on hard courts, indoor short-mat bowls and ladies darts. Cash bingo takes place on Monday and Saturday evenings.

The Charity's main activities include the following:1. Advancing the science and art of nursing;2. Advancing the better education and training of student nurses training for a statutory nursing qualification and the further education and training of Registered Nurses;and3. Promoting research and investigation into matters relating to nursing.

The relief of sick, distressed or needy children in any part of the world,The promotion of the art and practice of nursing,The support of nurses caring for children suffering from cancer,The furtherance of primary research into causes of paediatric cancer,and also the support of such other charitable purposes as the Trustees shall from time to time decide.

We are a local charity that has sports facilities & pitches. We have numerous football & rugby teams from 5 years old up to open age. We have crown green bowling facilities with many teams as well as a ladies rounders team. We have full disabled access in our club house & pavilion. The club house is used for recreational sports such as snooker as well as a large concert room for events.

The Trust maintains the UK Police Roll of Honour, a record of public service and sacrifice of all British Police Officers who list their lives on and in the line of duty since the earliest days of professional law enforcement.

Working to raise funds with the aim to establish or secure the establishment of a community centre and to maintain or manage or cooperate with any statutory authority in the maintenance and management of such a centre for activities promoted by the charity in furtherance of the above objects.

The charity holds investments and uses the income to support retired priests

The Parks continues to be well used by the community as the major open space in this area of Seaham. There are many sports groups who use the park as their home ground:-Football - Seaham Red Star Football Club plus 4 junior football teamsSeaham Town Bowls Club - mens and ladiesCricket - numerous teams of a variety of age groupsThere is also a well used play park and bmx/skatepark

The reduction of neonatal mortality in South East Asia; with a specific focus on advancing neonatal care, through capacity building, including doctor, midwife and nurse training, through long-term partnerships with local public health providers. The provision of basic and specialist medical equipment.

Bingo (Tues, Thurs, Sat), carboot, dog shows, gala's, funfair, boxing, slimming clubs, over 60's club, circus.Football, cricket, Bowls and theatre group

To provide a Social Welfare Centre for the benefit of the inhabitants of Pontyates and surrounding area.

To unite Christians within the Veterinary and Veterinary Nursing professions through newsletters, conferences and our website.To encourage and support Christian Vet and Vet Nursing students through their studies.To support the work of Vets and Vet Nurses called to work abroad through financial giving and prayer.

The relief of poor, sick, convalescent or infirm Catholic Priests in the London Boroughs to the South of the River Thames and in the counties of Kent, Surrey, East Sussex and West Sussex.

The Nightingale Fellowship is a grant making organisation.The Objects of the Charity are:1 The relief of full members who are in need through financial hardship, distress or ill health;2 The advancement of Education of eligible nurses and midwives whether in the United Kingdom or elsewhere.