Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

We provide Cafe facilities Wednesday and Friday.4 to 11years Childrens drop in club Tuesday 4.30 to 5.30pm.Bingo Wednesday 7.30 to 9.30pm.Thursday Health visitor 1.30-2.30pmFriday, Saturday and Sunday open for Social Events.

Until Oct 2019 we operated a converted library bus but we now work from a church in Chesterfield and a Christian Bookshop in Matlock. We provide food, friendship, clothing, toiletries, sleeping bags, all with prayer when requested, to the homeless and disadvantaged. The food consists of soup, sandwiches, hot drinks, and provisions donated by Greggs. Our dedicated volunteers lead the sessions.

The management committee provide this state-of-the-art community resource to promote the physical, social, cultural and economic betterment of local community.Activities provided particularly for ladies and elderly to promote social inclusion. Venue available for hire for social and cultural events.

Support for local families to improve quality of life through raised aspirations, healthy lifestyles, improved employability and social inclusion.

To advance the education of pupils at Brookfields School, by assisting in the provision of facilities or resources [not required to be provided by the LEA] for their development.To promote the social inclusion and community development of pupils and their families, by providing opportunities and experiences not available or otherwise restricted due to disabilities at wider community events.

Provide and maintain facilities for village activities including education classes, social events, over 50's monthly lunches and a 'Drop in Centre'. Organise advice on availability of social services, and arrange volunteer transport to medical appointments, for elderly residents. Fund raising is regularly undertaken to provide funds for these activities.

Inclusive recreation for special needs and disadvantaged people aged 11-25. The inclusive youth club runs weekly. As well as social interaction and gaining confidence our young people work towards Youth Achievement Awards.Holiday Schemes are run throughout the year where there is a programme of activities. An annual residential trip in May over 2 nights at an outdoor activity centre.

Provides Crown Green Bowling Coaching for juniors aged nine years and upwards and for individuals.Provides social activities for members and the University of the Third Age (U3A) organisation.Provides facilities for the general public

weekly evening meeting for all women to improve the quality of life providing education of crafts ,information ,friendship, etc.

Supply Village hall Facilities.Hall Hire for various functions (Parties, Wedding Receptions etc.)Bingo, Arts & Craft Club, Children's Drama Club, Social Events etc.Church Services,Polling station.

We support Hampshire's fostering families and their Looked After Children (LAC). Our current activities this year include: A Closed Facebook support group, social events and activities for the children, a regular newsletter, regular virtual contact and information meetings, and more. These activities help build resilience, placement stability & carer retention.

Fundraising through Summer and Christmas Fairs, organising discos and other social events, and sponsored events. Also applying for grants. We do this to provide resources for Kirk Fenton Primary School to further the education of all pupils.

We provide premises containing a full range of wood working machinery, supervision and training to enable members to work together to make and repair articles in wood. It also arranges visits to places of interest and social activites such as eating out. It also has some recreational equipment and facilites to hold extended refreshment breaks encourageing interaction and social inclusion.

Sports, excercise classes, social activities, local associations, for residents of this village and others. Meeting place for Parish Council, Church Council, WI. Occasional polling station.

Fund raising events, such as Summer Fete, Christmas Bazaar and other social events. Making donations to Stockcross School for classroom and play equipment and school trips. Organising social events such as discos and quiz nights.

ROCHFORD PRIMARY AND NURSERY SCHOOL PTA FUNDRAISE FOR THE SCHOOL AND ORGANISE SOCIAL EVENTS PROVIDING LINKS BETWEEN PARENTS, TEACHERS, CHILDREN AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

To help refugees and asylum seekers practice English in a friendly, supportive environment and to promote their social inclusion in Sheffield and its environs by; helping people to develop their English through conversation and informal English classes and by social and recreational facilities and events.

We provide social activities for people of pensionable age in Millom and surrounding areas. We are also responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of our hall. The hall is hired out to various groups for recreation purposes and by other charitable groups for fund raising events. We also use the hall for our own fund raising events which are open to all ages and abilities.

Aim is to offer a variety of fund raising activities that not only raise money but offer social activities to promote a community within the school.

Provision of facilities for recreation/social activities within the local area

The advancement of Education of people including the teaching of Bengali language and promoting a better understanding of Bengali culture, heritage and history. The promotion of Social Inclusion for the public benefit among women who are socially excluded from society, or parts of society, in particular members of the Bangladeshi community living in Medway, Kent and the surrounding area.

U3A Dereham provides a framework to allow people of similar interests to meet together in groups; to organise how when and where they would like to meet; what why and where they will be doing it. It is for the benefit of third-agers (generally the retired). Membership subscription enables monthly meetings for all members in a warm comfortable environment with good speakers, time for socialising.

Friendship and education of women as per National Federation of Women's Institutes Constitution.

The Exmoor Community Youth Club provides a safe environment for children from 6 -18 to meet, socialise and play. A friday night youth club is supplemented during all the holidays with extra activities and trips.

We facilitate our members to socialise and take part in making wooden items ie wooden benches etc, from reclaimed/recycled materials. We also repair items for the local community. With the skills of our membership and using tools and machinery donated by members or purchased with proceeds from donations. We are currently located in a former church hall which we rent.