Saving of lives Charities That specialise in Emergency services

Running a local Community centre providing meeting facilities for Guides, Scouts, Women's Institute, Adult Education Classes, Yoga,Pilates, Tai Chi, Business Training, Children's Parties, Wedding Receptions, Information Open Days, Police and other authorities consultation meetings, Polling Station.

A community choir which holds three concerts each year.Soloist parts are sung by students from the major music schools and musicians from music schools play instruments.Collections are made for worthy charities including Teenage Cancer Trust,Children with Leukaemia,Surrey Air Ambulance,Headway Surrey , Aspire ( for spinal injuries). Dementia UK,Cancer Research , Heart Research UK .

Lower Penarth Community Association hosts a range of activities for all age groups at its community centre, as well as providing and organising regular and occasional social and cultural events for the community. The association is active in the area of public benefit, facilitating local, regional and national elections, community police meetings and health and wellbeing sessions.

Home Nursing - including terminal careFunding Student CounsellingLunch ClubsVolunteer Drivers SchemeFunding Foot ClinicFunding First Responders GroupDrug CollectionFunding Memory ClubFamily Respite Funding

The Choir supports local charities and organisations by performing at concerts mainly in the south of Hampshire but occasionally elsewhere in the UK and abroad. It also performs at police events, weddings and other events. You don't have to be in the police to be a member. More details can be found on www.hampshirepolicechoir.org.uk or facebook

Telford First Responders support West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust by training and supporting Community First Responders (CFRs) to attend emergency calls in line with the current scope of practice for CFRs.

To bring neighbourhoods together and help the police in a voluntary supporting role

To provide a life saving first response under the direction of the South East Coast Ambulance Service.

Working in partnership with the East Midlands Ambulance NHS Trust, supplying trained, selected personnel to provide an immediate response in emergencies.

Formed 1987, this is an umbrella organisation embracing other cultural & sporting organisations. It promotes a village Festival in May each year, raising awareness and finances and works closely with the Community Council in all matters including the administration of our local Community Hall, Neighbourhood Watch and Police PACT.

To raise funds and to purchase Automated External Defibrillators for settlements with the Clun Valley and surrounding areas,to recruit and with the WMAS train volunteers in the safe use, to respond to emergency calls from the West Midlands Ambulance Services where Cardiac Arrest is suspected, there to offer emergency resuscitation to the patient until such a time WMAS staff are in attendance

Activities include arts and craft, games, sporting activities and camping. We organise external people to give talks either on our premises or at their own premises such as Police dog handlers, Police helicopter, RSPCA, Fire Brigade, A drive in a 4 wheel drive vehicle over an assault course.

Currently renting a property and holding five Daily Prayers held in congregation. Iftar provided in Ramadan. Weekly Friday prayers with sermon given in English regularly attended by the police.

Our charity helps the poor and needy people in our village in Pakistan. We help the poor and needy people in their medical treatment, in their education, in their weddings, at the time when someone dies in their family, providing them Ramadan food packages each year, providing school uniforms & books to children belong to poor backgrounds & 24 hour ambulance service to take the patient to hospital

Make grants to community services & youth organisations, The Royal Military Police Central Benevolent Fund & other military charities.

PROMOTION OF GOOD RACE RELATIONS AND EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY WITHIN THE POLICE SERVICES OF THE UK AND THE WIDER COMMUNITY.

General transportation - snow/flood (supporting palliative care) staff - paramedics, nurses etc Meals on Wheels Accidents / Incidents RTA support clearing of roads of stranded vehicles /trees provision of goods (blankets/food/water) Flooding evacuation of people (flooding . disasters, trains etc) remote access sandbags Fire Towing / moving equipment clearing vegetation

LS Dogs (SX) was formed in March 2003 to support the Police in the Search of missing, vulnerable people throughout both East & West Sussex, and 24 hours a day all year round.The team has now taken part in searches throughout Sussex, Hampshire, Kent, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Dorset, Surrey, Norfolk & Buckinghamshire, being called out on average 30-40 times a year.

As Community First Responders we respond to emergency 999 calls in our local area and are directed by and support the services of West Midlands Ambulance Service. The Responders are volunteers who are trained to administer first aid in the vital few minutes before an ambulance arrives and are dedicated to the community they serve.

The Street Pastors work in conjunction with the local authority and police to help reduce the levels of crime in the town by patrolling the streets in the evening and at night. Street Pastors are trained to look after vulnerable and sick adults, ensuring they receive medical or other help if they require it, or to get home safely.

The object of the charity is, for the public benefit, the advancement of the Christian faith through working with ambulance services and the wider health care sector in which ambulance professionals work.

Charitable Activities in and around Wells,Somerset. Object to apply both the capital and Income to the relief of the poor and needy, or such other charitable purpose as the Club shall from time to time , in duly constituted meeting, direct. Main Beneficiaries in Financial Year to 31/03/2019:Nepal Trust £2,010; Air Ambulance £1,000; Shelter Box £600; RTU£4,640;Heads Up£1,500;DementiaAA£500

During the 2022/23 financial year the choir performed 12 public concerts to raise funds for charities and good causes at the behest of concert organisers. Our nominated "Charity of the Year" for 2023/24 is SERV Kent aka Bloodrunners. Our Young Musicians programme has been enhanced by the creation of a Bursary to cover their travelling and incidental costs.

We run three weekly youth club sessions for school Yrs 5-6, 7-8 and Yrs 9 upward at Old Blacksmiths, 83, Market Place, Thirsk. We engage especially with young people uninterested in main stream youth activities, aiming to support them and the local community to empower, raise aspirations, and give hope. We partner with local organisations, North Yorkshire Youth, police and schools.

Provision of volunteer first responders, ambulance crews and healthcare professionals to support public and community events. Provision of specialist training in emergency care skills to the general public and healthcare professionals.