Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

A multi-sports charity based in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire providing physical activity and social interaction among children and young adults with additional needs/Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)

Advancement of Religion, Advice and Counselling, Prevention or Relief of Poverty for the Public Benefit, Promotion of Social Inclusion and Promotion of Religious Harmony by:Promoting public lectures and seminars with the objective of the study and dissemination of the moral values of the Spiritist Doctrine which is capable of being advanced for public benefit.

To promote social inclusion, relieve financial hardship and promote racial harmony.

Christ Church Centre is a community facility which is available to local residents for cultural and social events and activities. In September 2013 The Trustees negotiated with The Local Education Authority for the local school to use the centre for additional educational needs.

Family support for children with Special Needs/disabilities in Wyre Forest area of Worcestershire.Monthly Saturday Family Club.Miscellaneous other social activities & meetings for children & their families.

The Seals-Solihull Swimming Club for the Disabled- exists to provide an opportunity for physically disabled members and those with learning disabilities in the Solihull area to enjoy a swim every Monday evening(except Bank Holidays) during a private session at the local pool. Social activities are also included in the Club's calendar of events.

To provide for the social interaction and welfare needs of ex RAF personnel and to provide support for the local Air Cadet Squadrons

3 sessions per week children/adults in the West Swindon area to motivate a better and confident future of a mixed age range and of different ethnic backgrounds, to encourage development/explore and build a better understanding and socialising.We provide informal advice work on various government & community issues, participate in presentations and liaise with wider community/services.

Organises lectures, undertakes research, organises social events

W'EYES is a campaigning group for blind and visually impaired people of Walsall. At meetings we provide accessible information, education plus leisure and social activities for those visually impaired people who find it difficult to cope with their disability. We have an invited speaker at our monthly meetings and all who would like to come are welcome at our meetings.

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship anywhere in the world through the provision of items and food to individuals in need that they could not otherwise afford. To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society.

Maintenance of a building for the purpose of community meetings and social events within Sheepstor village and the parish of Burrator

To raise money for the school via sales, donations and special events and to organise and fund fun, educational and/or social events for children and parents. To work with the school to try and secure funding from various sources for improvements to the school and its grounds. Also to liaise between parents and the school where parents don't feel able to approach the school directly themselves.

developing new skills - mapping, knots, camping, social activities, day trips, badge work, games and sports.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO, WHICH ARE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE RESIDENTS OF BEACONSFIELD AND THE SURROUNDING AREA (AND IN THIS DOCUMENT IT IS CALLED THE AREA OF BENEFIT) ARE:(1) TO PROMOTE SOCIAL INCLUSION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PREVENTING PEOPLE FROM BECOMING SOCIALLY EXCLUDED, RELIEVING THE NEEDS OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED, AND ASSISTING THEM TO INTEGRATE INTO SOCIETY.

Holds meetings each month for members with a lecture. Also group meetings where members follow interests such as French, German, circle dancing, poetry, literature, local history, music, walking and reading Shakespeare and social events.

The Charity carries out fundraising activities for Tilney All Saints VC Primary School, including school fairs, discos and social events. Practical assistance is provided to the school at the request of the headteacher and staff. The charity also provides a social framework within which parents, staff and Friends of the school may meet.

Provide social clubs, luncheon clubs, social events for senior citizens welfare gifts for housebound and over90's.

We provide social activities in which the disabled compete with able bodied on equal terms. We take trips out-go for meals. Members decide what programme they wish to follow by putting suggestions forward for various activities. For example card making-planting up containers.

The Accessible Friends Network (TAFN) provides support, training and social activities run by and for blind and visually impaired people, via the internet and VoIP conferencing.

Provides a safe place for children to play and enables those caring for pre-school children whether they are mothers, fathers, other relations, childminders, nannys or au pairs to meet other carers over tea and coffee whilst the children play. Toys and activities are provided and there are occasional social activities.

Provide companionship & education for women within a social gathering environment.

Social activities and fundraising for the preservation, repair, maintenance, restoration, improvement and ornamentation of the fabric of All Saints Church Kempston and its environs, including the Church Hall.

To offer financial assistance to blind and partially sighted residents of Solihull Borough. To provide social activities, outings and holidays to blind and partially sighted residents of Solihull Borough and to organise and manage a weekly craft class for residents of the Solihull Borough.

The Royston morning Women's Institute. Monthly meetings with speakers, coffee mornings, events, outings, fun and friendship. Affliated to the Hertfordshire County Federation and the National Federation of WIs. The modern face of the WI