Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

Provision of a support network for parents carers siblings and other individuals affected by autism Raise awareness of autism including the impact autism has on family life Promote increased awareness of autistic spectrum disorder within the communityInvolve local community in raising awareness by encouraging them to attend social events

Monthly meetings with speakers. Social activities and outings

implied - we are the pta for Scotforth St Pauls C E School. We raise funds through various activities,summer and christmas fairs and other activities for both pupils and parents alike. We provide funds for various school activities and requirements, eg i.t. and educational visits and activities from outside providers and we run various social events throughout the year

The objectives of the charity are to promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing children with disability or ill health from becoming socially excluded; relieving the needs of people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society by providing or paying toward the provision of appropriate facilities and resources for their day to day living and education.

The group is specifically designed to meet the needs of the patients of breast cancer & offers support, advice & friendship. It's a place to meet and encourage members to try & offer each other self-help & support. Family & friends and anyone who wishes to become part of the group are very welcome. We meet once a month and try and offer an interesting and enjoyable meeting.

Annual three day meeting at different venues of interest and involving the presentation of academic papers, social events and information trails. Occasional one-day meetings. Throughout the year, there is dissemination ofinformation and scholarship on the Martineau family and its achievements via email, and most effectively by means of the Society's website (www.martineausociety.co.uk)

Broughton is a small hamlet, situated just north west of Eccleshall. Our organisation brings together women of all ages and from all walks of life. We meet to enjoy social activities, local trips out, educational events, and to discuss current affairs and topical issues. We are also a source of support / provide human resources to other organisations and committees within our local area.

Educational,social, non party political and non-sectarian activities offering women the opportunity of learning, campaigning, friendship and sharing

The Pure Land Foundation supports charitable endeavours to promote social inclusion, spiritual and emotional well being. It also aims to enrich lives and build communities through culture, particularly the creative arts and music.

The Society organises an annual Music Festival of mostly competitive classes held in 3 or 4 venues in the seaside town of Hornsea over a period of either 3 or 4 days. It is held during the first week of July. Fund raising social events such as Coffee Mornings and Garden Parties may be held at other times throughout the year.

We raise money through various fundraising and social events for the benefit of the children within the school. In the past school year we have held a Race Night, Christmas Fair, Summer Sports Fair, discos for the children, and 80's social event for families as well as providing refreshments at school performances throughout the year.

Womens Institute to provide leisure, educational, companionship to our members.

Promoting social interaction of visually impaired and sighted people through physical or mental recreation, including, but not by way of limitation, tandem bicycle riding.

TO PROMOTE SOCIAL INCLUSION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PREVENTING OFFENDERS FROM BEING SOCIALLY EXCLUDED, RELIEVING THE NEEDS OF THOSE OFFENDERS WHO ARE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED, DUE TO EMOTIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS, AND ASSISTING THEM TO INTEGRATE BACK INTO SOCIETY, THROUGH THE PROVISION OF COUNSELLING AND THERAPY.

We support disadvantaged women to build confidence in accessing groups and services in Plymouth, Cornwall and Devon. Our work addresses barriers to education and social mobility. Through confidence building, targeted social activities and community research we promote better lives for marginalised peoples and support services to improve their practice by sharing insights of often unheard voices,

To raise funds to be used to enhance the pupils school experience and to provide social events for the pupils, parents, carers, teachers and the wider community.

Management of Village Hall left in trust to village in 1975. Provides community focal point for social activities, and also maintains fabric of hall.

Our main charitable purposes are to provide activities that are of benefit to children; to encourage the participation of older and more isolated people; to provide opportunities for volunteering in recreational gardening and gaining knowledge of wildlife and nature. We provide social activities for everyone living in the vicinity of High Kingsdown and support during the Covid 19 crisis.

Providing a regular monthly meeting and social activities for women in Chevington and the surrounding villages.

Enabled2Parent provides assessments, advice and information about life as a parent with a disability and/or additional support needs. We are a National Charity with the Head Office in West Sussex. We work with clients, professionals and organisations with connections with the the childcare industry across the public, private and commercial sector. Social inclusion is central to this.

To provide welfare assistance to and promote social activities for No.8 Area RNA branches The No 8 Area of the Royal Naval Association covers the Midlands region of the UK. It has 33 Branches stretching from Derby in the North to Pershore in the South, and from Shrewsbury in the West to Corby in the East.

The charity promotes social inclusion for the benefit of the public among people from Hungary who are residing in the UK and who are socially excluded or at risk of social exclusion because of their social and economic background by assisting them to integrate into society.

Newsletter to members, talks, review of planning applications, social events for members

WRAT supports former or existing members of 269 (West Riding) Battery RA who fall on hard times. It makes grants to 269 Battery in aid of Battery social activities. It publishes, from time to time, regimental histories of former artillery units in the West Riding of Yorkshire and donates copies of these to local libraries.

Provision of social activities for the Elderly population of people in the Parish of Weybridge