Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in Uttoxeter by the provision of instruction and training in ice skating. This includes, but is not limited to, running off-ice classes, competitions, galas and social events to help build a strong family ice skating community in Uttoxeter.

SCWAD's object is to provide breaks and social opportunities to disabled children and young people affected by undiagnosed conditions and rare disorders and support for their families and carers. SCWAD's activities include regular play activity sessions, day trips, short breaks and social events. These activities allow children to make friends and give relief and support to families and carers.

To raise self-esteem, knowledge and experience through the power of education also to provide sports to excel growth, encourage participation and social interaction.

We provide welfare and support to our members and their families when needed, organise social events and presentations in schools where the students are able to interact with the veterans on a one-to-one basis.

Reboot the Roots is a charity that promotes social inclusion through the arts. We use theatre and workshops to support people who are denied their rights to full, happy and active participation in society. This includes those recovering from addiction, people with experience of homelessness or statelessness, and individuals who have been in conflict with the law.

Services we provide:: - Parent and Carer sign posting, social activities and peer support- Peer Support focused groups- Member led social activities - Neurodivergent self-advocacy- Wellbeing activities -Drop in Service for advise, sign posting and community outreach-Community outreach and consultancy - Sensory profiling for neurodivergent adult and children

For the public benefit to promote learning for pleasure for elderly people through development of their capabilities and skills and promotion of social inclusion by use of modern technologies.

Some of the activities include: Providing training on sexual health including HIV Prevention, Volunteering, CV writing, Exerciseetc.Providing information, advice and guidance Promotion of social support networks through organising of social events, seminars/workshops etc

Lewes Christian Arts is a focus group which aims to extend Christian unity and the Christian faith through artistic and social activities. The group will initiate and support arts events to enlighten and promote the Christian religion for the benefit of the public. Our activities will be serving Lewes and the surrounding areas encouraging inclusive participation within the community.

1. Advise and care for less provileged people. 2. Counseling and attending burials. 3. Organise Social Event, Dinner, Dance and Drinks with free Admission.4. Care for children in Keyo Yoopolo and Masaka in Uganda and Ivory Coast. We currently have over 237 Children in our care.5. One pound charity hot Meal has been in operation since 10/03/2015 in London to feed the less privileged .

Provides support to enable people to meet periodically and enjoy refreshments together.

A youth club for children and young adults with a disability. A club that encourages social interaction by including a minimum of one event a month for all members to interact. Open every sunday afternoon except summer half term and christmas. A club where the parents and siblings are included, activities such as pool, xbox, arts and crafts, games, table tennis are included in the centre.

The organisation has run 2 open-access drop-in sessions per week targeting 11 to 18 year olds.These took place in the centre of Ledbury providing a safe space for evening socialising and recreational activities such as pool, table tennis, music and art work.Experienced adults were on hand to provide pastoral care as required. The charity, hampered by C19, is currently seeking new premises.

Fund-Raising Social Events

Raising funds through donations, membership subscriptions and social activities to provide for the maintenance and preservation of the building and fixtures,etc. of St. Mary's Church, Wroxham.

Tzelem educates and trains Rabbis and Cantors who wish to be involved in understanding and acting to further social inclusion.

Provide amenities and social activities for people with learning disabilities.

We hold coffee mornings and summer outings and support groups to provide support and friendship to our foster families and their foster children.

LOAF Project started in 1978 to help mobilise and unite the churches of Hastings and St Leonards and the surrounding area in the relief of poverty overseas.

1. WE AIM TO FIND SPONSORS FOR ORPHANS, FAMILIES (WITHIN IRAQ, JORDAN AND SYRIA). ALSO, WE SUPPORT IRAQI STUDENTS IN EGYPT. 2. GIVE GRANTS TO HELP THE NEEDY FAMILIES IN IRAQ' SYRIA AND JORDAN. 3. PROVIDE MEDICATION FOR THE NEEDY IRAQIS. WE ORGANIZE FUNDRAISING SOCIAL ACTIVITIES IN THE UK.. 4. PROVIDE GRANTS TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS (WHO SUPPORT DISPLACED IRAQI FAMILIES) IN JORDAN.

Clearly Cool Clubs welcome children, young people/Adults from Buckinghamshire and surrounding counties, who have a range of disabilities and special needs, in particular, those with Autistic Spectrum Disorders and wide range of associated difficulties, to enjoy, games activities and Clubs, promoting friendship, confidence and positive self-esteem. We are currently rebuilding face to face provision

The Friends of Bilton School organise activities to raise money for the benefit of the pupils of Bilton Primary School.Activities include a School Fair, discos, raffles, parties and social events.

We provide: support, advice, advocacy/referrals, - emotional and social relief for users who are in condition of need (hardship and distress -practical assistance (filling forms/passports, writing letters/C Vs and comm with GPs, Tel companies, Gas, Elec, Banks. For social inclusion, we organise one trip / year paid by members.

TO PROVIDE A TWO WEEK HOLIDAY, WITH LOCAL HOST FAMILIES, FOR CHILDREN FROM THE AGES OF 8 YEARS TO 15 YEARS, FROM PLACEMENT CENTRES (FORMERLY ORPHANAGES) WHICH ARE RUN BY THE SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT IN ROMANIA. WHILST HERE, SOCIAL EVENTS, ENTERTAINMENT, AND EDUCATIONAL VISITS ARE ORGANISED FOR THEM TO ATTEND.

Organisation for retired railway people who worked on the Southern Region of the RailwayBranches in Croydon, London West, Sussex and Wessexarrange meetings and social activities represent the interests of members relating to pensions, travel facilities and other oncessions applicable in retirement.provide advice and /help.