Saving of lives Charities

To provide support for existing and retired members of South Central Ambulance Service (Incorporating Hampshire Ambulance Service) Benevolent Fund when a need arises.

Medical and Humanitarian relief

Advancement of children and adult education. Promotion of racial harmony. Preservation and protection of people's health, particularly the health of elderly people. Assisting the police to reduce crime.

The charity supports a variety of charitable activities, projects and organisations locally, nationally and internationally. The trustees respond where possible to appeals following international disasters. Appeals coordinated by Rotary International/The Rotary Foundation and to appeals from local charities helping the young, the old and the sick/disabled.

The Charity deals with general charitable purposes. In particular we promote education/training, relief of poverty, overseas aid and famine relief, religious activities. We help children/young people, elderly/old people, people of a particular ethnic or racial origin, other charities/voluntary bodies. In general we carry out the above by making grants available to individuals and organisations.

Hall hire to community groups and for private functions. Surgeries for police community engagement. MP's surgeries. County Council outreach workers working with young adults, Womens Institute Slimmers World Senior Citizens every month, Holding social functions.Allotments Association Private parties. Jumble Sales, and Table Top sales Open days IT & Discos

Donations towards relief schemes following flooding or other disasters.Assistance towards costs for people undertaking overseas charitable work.Donations towards the worldwide eradication of polio .Relief of the poor and needy, or to or for such other charitable purpose, institution, society or object as the club shall in duly constituted meeting from time to time direct.

The relief of hardship or provision of welfare of any member or former member of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire & Rescue Service or the spouse partner or widow, widower or dependant of any member or former member.In addition to the foregoing the Trustees have the power to consider similar grant payments to employees contracted to the Service.

We collect money from mainly within our membership, by circulation of a regular charity box, raffles and charity evenings. This money is used to support local charities and needy causes. Some of this money is also given to our Grand Charity for donation around the world to disaster areas for instance (Tsunami being one). We also support the needy widows of our past members and those in distress

General Charitable PurposesMedical/Health/SicknessDisabilityRelief of PovertyOverseas aid/Famine relief/Disaster reliefHelp Children/Young people, elderly, disabled and groups by making grants.

Education/TrainingOverseas aid/Famine reliefArts/cultureSport/recreationEnvironment/Conservation/Heritage

sport &youth activity Aba boxing with full Aba coaches all Crb checked & first aid trained plus child welfare course we have contact with local schools as well as local police this is for all ages 10 to 40 male & female also any children with behaviour problems

Promoting the relief and development work of ARM in Burundi, DR Congo,Rwanda and the Great Lakes region of Africa. Providing educational information regarding the specific causes and needs and raising funding as appropriate.Providing capacity building to ARM Internationaproviding humanitarian relief and development supplies and carrying out advocay on behalf of ARM International.

Local activities, church activities, songs of praise etc, Sunday school, local charity fundraising, local hospital support, youth organisations, mountain rescue teams, womens institute.

We hold property and permit it to be used by St John ambulance for training and fund raising and for teaching of first aid and kindred subjects. When available the rooms may be booked at a charge by other groups for coffee mornings etc. The trustees are in control of the upkeep of the building.

Education/Training. The museum is established to show how the Essex Police developed from its inception since 1840 until the present time. This is provided by access to the collection by the public when the museum is open and also by special arrangement. Education via the school curriculum.

Regular afternoon tea with information sessions from local organisations such as police and citizens advice.Outings.Lunches.Yearly Tea and entertainment.RafflesQuiz

Fund raising for the Rotary Club of Brixham Trust Fund, the proceeds of which are donated to worthy local causes, Rotary causes both in the U.K. and Internationally and disaster appeals.

Dancing, Painting, Health keep fit for able and disabled, Music, Sporting activities, Religious activities, Charity events, Socials, Receptions, Council meetings, Plays and Police meetings.

General Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingMedical/Health/SicknessDisabilityRelief of PovertyOverseas aid/Famine reliefAccommodation/HousingReligious activities

The club holds fund raising activities. The Charity aims to help the young and old plus people with special needs. This is undertaken by giving to other charities, schools and voluntary bodies. It also supports the international charity Rotary Foundation and charities active in disaster relief worldwide

The primary objective of the fund shall be to assist contributing serving members of Dorset Police or their dependents & the special constabulary & volunteers who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress. The secondary aim is to provide benefits to members.

Relief of poverty to overseas young and elderly peoples.Overseas Aid and Famine Relief.Providing Human Resources to other ethnic groups.Providing Play School for after school children and holiday tours etc.

TO PROMOTE BETTER PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE WORK OF LANCASHIRE CONSTABULARY AND FOSTER IMPROVED RELATIONS BETWEEN THE POLICE AND THE PUBLIC.

Goodwill activities to our 4 villages including: Car ambulance service providing transport to local doctors, dentists and hospitals when villager unable to drive; various goodwill activities for pensioners such as an afternoon tea and Christmas parcels; and donations to individuals and local organisations including the school. Fundraising events such as an annual fete and occasional quiz night