Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by working with people living or working within theadministrative area of Peterborough City Council or living outside that administrative area but wishing toavail themselves of the benefit of or to access the services offered by GLADCA, who are socially excludedon the grounds of their ethnic origin and to relieve the needs of such people

Support to deaf children and Teenager and their families who live in Derby and Derbyshire, including social activities, Sport, equipment and Transport.

The society provides support to deaf children and their families; organising an annual programme of social events, campaigning for deaf awareness, and providing essential information and support to member families in the Brighton, Hove and West Sussex area.

The principle activity is The Meeting Point, a community hub in Backwell where people can meet to socialise, access a range of services & support. It hosts chair yoga, children's holiday activities and a drop-in cafe. A wide range of information and service contact details is available. There's also internet access, Foodbank vouchers, a popular bi-monthly lunch club, and occasional speakers.

provide a community hall for social activities for Pentrefelin and nearby environs

Providing support to our School by way of purchasing additional equipment and materials for use by all pupils, plus running social events for both pupils and parents.

Monthly Meeting with Guest Speaker on a widely-ranging series of life experience topics. Interest groups meet, on a basis decided by the Group, weekly, fortnightly, monthly, seasonally, occasionally, virtually or on an 'ad hoc' basis and covers Arts, History, Languages, Science & Technology, Sport and Social Activities.

Run by user-volunteers, mainly ME/CFS sufferers, this charity aims to provide information, support and assistance to help fellow members understand, manage and recover from ME. We offer:- monthly meetings, quarterly newsletter, lending library, social events, therapeutic activities, informal support networks.

To offer education, friendship and fun to all women over the age of 18 years old

Computer classes for members.Sewing classes for Women.Social activities the elderly and youngsters.ESOL classes.Resource centre for members of the community.

Advancement of health and wellbeing of women's health with immigrant African and other minority communities in UK. Networking with similar associations to promote social inclusion in communities to support, regular social cohesion to relief those in need. Fundraising, advocate for human right issues affecting women and children in the UK among disadvantaged communities and developing Countries.

The Parent Teacher Association holds social events for children and parents and also raises funds to enhance the children's educational activities.

Charity raises funds so as to provide a Community Centre along with facilities for social interaction, social inclusion, well-being, educational opportunities, health and fitness and leisure.

Prevention or relief of poverty anywhere in the world by providing grants, items and services to individuals in need and/or charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.Promotion of social inclusion for the public benefit.Advancement of the Christian religion for the benefit of the public.

Girlguiding provides girls & women from the age of 5 years and upwards an array of activies, that helps them to socialise, build their confidence and make lifetime frendships and to take part with events within the local community.

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY

Social activities for the benefit of all Villagers

Cottingham Youth is a charitable project that aims to get young people socialising in a safe, welcoming and exciting environment. Our activities include meeting once a week in the local village hall, we offer crafts, cookery, physical games, movie nights as well as visits to local theme/animal parks, cinema and theatre during the school holidays.

Church Meetings and Social Activities.

Education and companionship post retirement

the group exists to provide & manage 3 angling events for the disabled ages from 7/77 each event is well supported by members Carers volunteers. These individuals are all registered disabled wheelchairs users, visual impairment and /or learning difficulties. The ethos of the group is one of friendship and social inclusion and promotes well-being & increases self-esteem amongst the disabled people.

* Fundraising activities to generate income for the Association to purchase equipment, books, music, etc* Making grants and donations to school for the provision of facilities and equipment to support school activities and educational visits* Promoting and developing effective relationships between staff, parents, pupils and others through social events and regular communications

Managing the Village Hall for use by local residents for recreation,learning, and entertainment.Providing a monthly meeting venue for all residents as well as promoting the hall for people to run and manage their own events.Raising funds to maintain the running costs of the hall.Holding regular social events for local people.

. Social events: Coach trips, Drop in Centre for Information and refreshments. Respect the meeting of the youth of the community with the elderly.

The village hall is available to the local community for a variety of activities e.g. Post Office, Polling Station; coffee mornings; Keep fit classes; Art group; Community meetings; Craft Group; other Clubs; social events; fund raising events including 'themed' evenings, and entertainment evenings. The hall is also available for private hire.