Social welfare Charities That specialise in Community transport

The Charity restores and displays vintage vehicles from the local Municipal Transport Fleets. Provides free transport for other charities/organisations and educational faciities on site for local schools. Currently looking to provide a perminant home for its vehicles to display in a museum setting.

Provides community transport for the elderly, infirm and disabled in the Witterings, Birdham, Itchenor, Bracklesham and Almodington district of West Susssex

Hire of mobility scooters and wheelchairs to disabled members for use primarily but not exclusively in Stockport town centre. Also sighted guides for users with visual impairment.

Fund raising to help buy, maintain & run school minibuses, giving greater educational, cultural and sporting opportunites for the children and also to buy other items of educational value extra to the school budget

Take Elderly Disabled People out for the day. We run a mini-bus fitted with a tail lift for wheelchairs

Miscellaneous fundraising, eg coffee mornings, etc. to raise money towards replacement costs of school minibus.

Voluntary Car service to provide transport for anyone who needs to go to local Hospitals,Health Centres, Dentists ,Opticians ,Care centres,etc.

We operate a wheelchair accessible minibus belonging to the county council that can be used by community groups in the area.

Support & Advice to the elderly, including a weekly lunch club, volunteer transport service & neighbourhood social activities.

We operate in the Lansdown area of Bath, providing services for those in need, particularly the elderly. Our chief activities are the provision of regular weekly shopping trips in our minibus and holding a monthly coffee morning.

Charity carnival/beer and music festival at St George V Field, Amersham in summer.Christmas collectionOther fund raising activitiesAll raising money for charities and local needy causesRun the Amersham Community Minibus (contact minibus@amershamroundtable.org.uk for details)

The PTFA was set up to raise funds for additional resources to enhance the educational experiences of deaf pupils at the school. Although Royal Cross is based in Preston, pupils come from all over Lancashire and neighbouring authorities. Charity activities include fundraising for a new minibus, signed theatre performances, subsidised family outings and workshops, fun days and social events.

Running quizzes; Providing food at local boot sales; Running stalls at community days;Supply refreshments for school fundraising events; Run non-uniform days a school; Run a Christmas Fair, raise money for school equipment and minibus

To provide transport for all (elderly, infirm etc) who have no access to public transport or have difficulty with public transport for example wheelchair users. Usage includes hospital, doctors, shopping, visiting.

Provides transport, lunch, tea, entertainment & gifts on Christmas day for pensioners residing within the Hounslow Borough who would otherwise be alone,

Fund-raising for the benefit of pupils at the Cedars school to buy equipment, or a mini-bus for example.

The Priory Guild seeks to raise funds and receive donations. The Priory Guild supports Priory School (special needs). Priory School caters for 11-19 year old students with severe learning difficulties and autism. We support the mini-buses and give each class funds to access community facilities. We give support to students on free school meals to go on school journeys.

The principal object of the Charity is to provide loneliness relief for elderly persons, resident in Greater London, through tea parties and day trips. The object includes provision of transport and hospitality for elderly persons.

The primary function of the charity is to make grants to individuals to support activities outside the normal curriculum such as study visits. The second function is to support the provision of community transport in this deeply rural area.

This charity is run entirely by volunteers offering minibus transportation and a comprehensive medical car service for the benefit of elderly & disabled people in the Heathfield and district area. The Men Shed is our latest project - it will provide men over the age of 60 the opportunity to connect, create, and converse. Our services are intended to promote independence and alleviate loneliness.

Luncheon clubs, community transport scheme, voluntary emergency drivers scheme, various social care activities, social events, shopping trips and various outings, dementia day services and support groups, counselling,hosts community groups, activities and a variety of other services

The friends are not currently fundraising.Funds held will be used as follows.Waterwing (hydrotherapy) Hydrotherapy pool maintenance as required.Minibus To school fund when new minibus is fundraised.General Supply items not available from school budget.

Provision of transport services, grant making to organisations and assistance to needy people.

We provide day care for frail and elderly from the villages around Over. Food and refreshments are prepared on our premises for our clients whilst they are with us. Bathing and care are provided for clients. Activities and entertainment takes place during the day. We have our own minibus which is used to transport our clients and members of the local community.

Oak Wood Schools Association exists to raise funds to support the pupils of Oak Wood schools in the areas of extra equipment and resources. Most of the equipment is of a specialist nature, that enhances the development of pupils with Profound multiple, Severe and moderate learning disabilities. The Association also raises funds to provide the schools with minibuses.