Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

The Charity which is a Village Hall exists as a facility/meeting place for all activities currently undertaken by people in the community. The usage of the Village Hall is currently taken up with Billiards/Snooker Club, Badminton Club, Dog Training Classes, Carpet Bowls for Over Fifties, rehearsal facility for Music Groups, venue for Annual Flower Show and generally as a place for Social Events.

Provision of accommodation for local events, clubs, social activities etc.

We organise social events for both children and adults to raise money. These include discos, bingo and fairs. We also organise events that enhance the education of the children, for example design competitions and science fairs. The money we raise is used to purchase equipment or fund events to enhance the children's education and experiences.

recreational games, craft clubs, whist, bingo and social events. The hall is available to hire for community events and parties.

Playgroup, 5 days a week. Yoga and dance classes once a week. Art class, once a month. Parish Council meetings. Social Events run by Village organisations including the Village Hall Management Committee.

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit, the preservation and protection of good health among in particular but not exclusively men in Chippenham and the surrounding area, including those who are retired, unemployed or have health problems, through the provision of facilities for hobbies, recreation or other leisure time occupation including practical interests, skills sharing, the lear

For the public benefit, the relief of those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, in need of a meal and refreshment on a frequent or occasional basis in the Medway area, who choose to attend each Saturday at the Quaker Meeting House in Rochester. We provide food, drinks and an opportunity for social interaction and information in a peaceful, caring and non-judgemental environment.

The charity runs a weekly cafe in Yateley for people with Dementia or Cognative Impairment. Together with family and carers, people can socialise in a safe and supportive environment. Specialist activities and entertainment are provided and a wide range of literature and support is available to assist carers.

Lectures, Visits, Social Activities

Village Hall in Castle Eaton, near Swindon. Provides meetings space for village groups and other social activities.

The promotion of social inclusion for the public benefit of men living in the vicinity of Wokingham to combat loneliness and social isolation by the provision of a workshop where they can meet and engage in activities together only limited by their ability to participate independently, aimed at increasing their engagement and condition of life

we deliver worthwhile youth programmes for each section which has included; cooking and sports competitions, archery, climbing, axe throwing and hillwalking activities along with cultural, environmental and social activities. we have also delivered a range of nights away experiences from sleepovers to four day expeditions including an international expedition in the Republic of Ireland.

Raising funds through many social events on the school grounds, which provide an opportunity for people at the school to get to know each other and have fun. These include Fetes, movie nights, quiz nights, cake sales, etc. Monies raised are used to improve the school inside and out and to purchase resources that directly benefit the children.

Educational and social activities for women

A rural youth movement, where members can gain confidence and recognised skills in public speaking, sports competitions, drama and entertainments, stockjudging, stockshowing/presentation, dancing, meetings and social events, fundraising. This is a member led organisation for those aged 10 - 26 years.

We are a small association trying to keep a "Community Spirit" alive in a rural setting. We organise social events and provide a hall for parties and meetings.

The charity trustees arrange various fundraising and social events throughout the year to maintain the Village Hall and grounds for the use of the village and surrounding area.

We provide a weekly afternoon meeting for social interaction and support with games, tea & chat, entertainment and outings. Several new members this year again.

Provides weekly companionship and activities for elderly residents of Lechlade and associated villages close by. Lunch is provided and occasional trips out. Provision is made for the infirm and disabled. Live entertainment is frequently arranged.

A member led rural youth group which developes skills and education for any young people aged 10-26 years. Activities range from sports, public speaking, cattle showing and stock Judging, club fundraising events & social activities, dance & entertainment productions, drama and local community work.

Safe social meeting place once a week (Monday) for people of any age with special needs of any degree. Activities include socialising, dancing, snooker, arts and crafts.

AMWA Welfare is a charity devoted to raising money to assist in the rescue and on-going care, fostering and kennel costs of neglected or homeless Alaskan Malamutes within the UK. Money is currently raised by donation and fund raising activities such as raffles and quizzes from members and guests at sporting and social events held by the Alaskan Malamute Working Association.

Providing social activities for older people includes coffee mornings, coach outings, meetings with speakers and the National Pensioners Parliament.Providing adovcacy services in respect of attendance allowance, carers allowance, disability living allowance, pension credit, housing benefit and council tax benefits.

Northants Parkinson's People have a monthly newsletter, a three times per week walking group, twice weekly exercise class and monthly lunch club. We provide telephone friendship calls and a helpline providing information about Parkinson's and support to apply for benefits, housing and to access additional services. Our younger persons group provides support to individuals more recently diagnosed.

The Village Hall Committee is responsible for the land it owns in Trust i.e. the village hall and surrounding grounds, the Calor Field, and the Rugby Club Field plus the organisation of social activities and events.