Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

Leeming Village Hall provides a meeting place for a variety of users. Currently these are: Craft group, Art group, CAST Dog Training, Bedale Band, Pokemon Children's Club, Upholstery classes and many private functions too - parties, disco, charity fairs etc.The Trustees organise a monthly coffee morning for residents of the village to meet and socialise.

Various community activities. Education and Friendship for our members

Northumbria Advanced Motorcyclists (NAM) is a affiliated to The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM). Our main aim is to promote safe riding. Our volunteers train riders in the Northumbria area to reach an advanced standard which is recognised by the IAM. NAM also promotes social activities and charity fundraising for local charities.NAM works closely with the Police and Fire and Rescue Services.

Providing facilities for the use of all village groups, including youth organisations, school, church and the local community for private parties, social events, meetings and fundraising.

To promote social inclusion for the public good within the parish of Wehersfield by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving he needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society by organising or assistingwith the organisation of activities designed to entertain, educate or prompote a sense of community in the interests of social welfar

The objects and aims of the Charity, are to make available information and literature on the disease and details of locally available resources. A prime aim is to raise the awareness of Prostate Cancer, and associated issues, both locally and nationally, and to give priority to self-support for cancer patients by promoting regular talks, social activities, and providing time for these.

To promote and develop community spirit by making the Parish hall available for use by local residents, this includes organising various social activities.

Advancing the education of young children in nursery and primary schools to develop their social, cognitive, creative and emotional skills, empathy and communication with older generations, including through activities in homes for the elderly, thereby promoting social inclusion and emotional support for the elderly.

Vision: To build a world where every child and young person who has lost a parent can find hope, joy, and resilience.Mission: Transform the lives of orphaned and disadvantaged children and young people by providing meaningful recreational opportunities, emotional and peer support, companionship, and food assistance.

Money raising events. Support village social events eg West Witton Feast.

We run a social club for people with & without disabilities to socialise as equals. Disco, bingo, raffle and a cafe weekly. We organise theatre trips, bowling, days out & holidays. From June 2024 we will be based at Fenton Community Hall, offering the building for hire for events & celebrations. We are building strong community links to expand our local offering.

holds events within the local community, both to raise funds for our primary school and to provide social activities for the children and the school community

Monthly evening meetings for local women for friendship, fun and education.Outings to theatres, other WI groups,historical and educational establishments.Practical support for local projects in schools, church and village hall amenities.Run clubs for scrabble, darts and entire general knowledge quizzes.

The Foundation, also known as ALAF, is a company limited by guarantee. Members are eleven Anglo Latin American friendship societies (e.g. Anglo Chilean Society, British Mexican Society etc.). ALAF's main function is the organisation of events at which the members raise funds for childrens' charities in Latin America.

Holding fundraising activities to provide vital funds for school and social events to support links between the school and the local community

To provide facilities for educational, recreational and social activities for middle-aged and older people living in North West London and its surrounding locality who are not in full-time gainful employment

Raising funds to support the children of Underwood CE Primary School.

Provides building and facilities for use of local community/organisations for education/training, arts/culture, sports and social activities

Supporting the education of the children by assisting the school in any relevant activity, raising funds for necessary equipment, and supporting intra- and extra-curricular activities for the children. We also help foster good relationships between the school and the parents by supporting social activities.

Promulgating social activities

ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF RETIRED PEOPLE,TO PROMOTE FACILITIES FOR THEIR INCREASED LEISURE TIME,PROMOTING FRIENDSHIP, SHARING COMMON INTERESTS AND IMPROVING THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE.

We are an apostolic faith church, offering regular meetings and gatherings for prayer and praise as well as opportunities for public worship. We undertaking religious ceremonies such as baptisms, weddings and funerals at the church, and community social activities ie coffee mornings. All at 47 Amott Road, London SE15 4HU

1. Promote social inclusion of asylum seekers, refugees and BAME groups.2. To preserve and protect the physical and mental health of victims of human trafficking, rape and torture.3. To advance the education and training of those granted refugee status and their dependants.4.The promotion of social inclusion among elderly persons who are excluded from society because they are house bound.

FAIRS IN SCHOOL, SOCIAL EVENTS, CHRISTMAS CARDS

To promote the social inclusion of men who are living within a 10 mile radius of Grange-over-Sands