Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

The principal object of the Company continues to be to bring dance as performance and as practice to all sections of the community, particularly to those with least access to it; to promote, maintain and advance education and to actively promote the social inclusion of people commonly excluded from full social inclusion by involving people in dance and the encouragement of the art of dance.

We run Sunday services for all ages, for prayer, Bible teaching and worship. We hold midweek small groups for prayer and Bible study, and groups for those who want to investigate Christianity. We run a regular coffee shop, and a toddler group. We run other social events and activities, and we help needy individuals in the locality.

Super Siblings is a charity that supports children who have siblings with additional needs. We provide Monthly session to help them meet and interact with other children in similar situations to themselves, to give them a form of respite and enable them to have fun in a safe and understanding space. During session we play group games and enjoy challenges,arts & crafts, baking and just socialising.

Support St Josephs primary school through fundraising and social activities.

Harlow U3A is an affiliate of The Third Age Trust ("TAT"), operating in Harlow, Essex. We subscribe to the ethos and goals of TAT. Our membership is inclusive and diverse, providing opportunities for education, self-improvement, physical recreation and social interaction for "Third Agers" - those in or approaching retirement from full-time work, by working and sharing in "Interest Groups".

The prevention and/or relief of poverty in West Sussex in particular.The promotion of social Inclusion

The charitable objects are to promote social inclusion for the public benefit of people with autism to assist themto integrate into society and to advance the public?s education about autism through the provision of a website,seminars and conferences; and to promote and protect the good health of people with autism.

Community Centre activities include: The Community Fridge Project, Hot meals, Warm space. Coffee mornings. Bingo, Cooking workshops, Social activities for children & adults, The Townsend Community Growers. Hire of the hall for group activities, community use & meetings. Annual community coach outing. General community support.

We provide support, education and social events for Kent County Council registered foster carers and their families. We support by providing a network of emotional support and we advocate for the carers. We provide education by distribution of information and the provision of training to current foster carers and for the recruitment of foster carers. We provide social activities for our members

Social events and fund raising for The Greville Primary School, Ashtead, Surrey KT21 1SH

providing education in English ,Maths ,Arabic and languages .Providing academic advisory services for higher education institutions including interpreting service 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 integate with society .

Continued to let Hall for social events, dancing classes, etc, which realised ?12,095. Expenditure amounted to ?49,458. Main areas of expenditure were improvements to the Hall, electricity and gas.

An inclusive, liberal religious community offering:- varied and innovative worship, meditation, prayer and rites of passage;- programmes for personal and spiritual development for all ages; - pastoral care and support; - social activities and community engagement; and - charitable activities as an expression of our commitment to peace and justice for all.

Organising social events for the families and staff associated with the school for the purpose of enhancing the school community and also fundraising for items that enhance the school offering. This includes a number of annual events and also some one-off events, such as quiz nights, cake sales, and smaller social events. The main events are:Annual Fireworks Event Annual Summer Festival

Marshfield Village Hall is a fully central heated hall with all facilities for hire, for the use of family functions, training and social events. With access to grass sports pitches, changing rooms with showers, a large hall with separate meeting rooms and a well equipped kitchen, Marshfield Village Hall can cater for most events including parties, clubs, public and private meetings.

Summer Fair, Christmas Fair and many other social events which raise money to fund equipment for Elburton Primary School which will enhance our childrens' education and make attendance more fun.

We provide information, training, advice, emotional support and practical help to people with dementia and their carers, on Teesside, we do this through one to one support as will as group, and social activities, reducing isolation, stress and poverty, promoting a good life with dementia

We provide educational and social activities for retired/semi retired people over the age of 55. These include speakers on matters of general interest ie the EU, history, nature, authors and art. We also have theatre outings, visits to historical houses/gardens and museums. Various groups are also run by the members which include walking, book clubs and astronomy.

To maintain and manage a village hall for the long term benefit of all inhabitants of Hale and surrounding areas, without discrimination. To promote the village hall for social inclusion, welfare and education purposes as a community hub for all.

The Calne Link Scheme is a totally voluntary organisation that provides help in the form of care and transport for those in the local community who need it. People who through age or infirmity are unable to access hospitals, doctors surgeries or shops by their own means or by public transport are driven by the link scheme which also carries out shopping and provides companionship.

Advance the Islamic religion and Mouridism in Birmingham, promote social inclusion for the benefit of people who are socially excluded on the grounds of their ethnic origin. religion belief.

Our PTA is a collaboration between the pupils, parents and teachers of Cwrt Rawlin Primary school. We organise events in conjunction with the school children and local community to have fun, socialise and improve engagement. We fundraise so the school can purchase resources and experiences for the pupils which they might not normally been able to do, due to budget restrictions

Providing facilities to enable the local community to hold religious meetings,as well as other social events and activities

SPARKLERS our parent and toddler group began in October 2007. Average weekly attendance is 40 adults and 50 children.IGNITE our youth project has run a drop-in centre since November 2008. On average, 25 young people use the facility weekly.Treasures our outreach to Senior Citizens launched in April 2011. It's purpose is to enable those who might be isolated to socialise with others.

WE RAISE AND MANAGE FUNDS TO MAINTAIN THE VILLAGE HALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF THE VILLAGE AND SURROUNDING AREA. WE HOLD FUND-RAISING EVENTS AND HIRE THE HALL OUT FOR COMMUNITY & SOCIAL ACTIVITIES, E.G. BROWNIES, WOMENS INSTITUTE AND PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGS, FOR ART CLASSES, DANCING & BINGO SESSIONS AND TO INDIVIDUALS FOR EVENTS SUCH AS WEDDING RECEPTIONS AND CHILDRENS' PARTIES.