Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

Providing a community hub within North West London for children and young adults across a wide range of ages with thriving Beaver, Cub, Scout and Pioneer groups. Volunteer lead we aim to give young people access to experiences including camping, hiking, countryside awareness in addition to fostering an environment of friendship, trust, self-confidence and personal skills development.

GrooveSchool provides opportunity to learn music production and DJ skills in an environment that promotes social inclusion and tackles inequality.

To facilitate the social interaction of families and friends of Kingsnorth Church of England Primary school and to raise additional funding for the School. We also support the school at non fundraising events and information sessions, as requested.

Hire of the hall to local groups ie Friendship Club,Mother and Toddlers Group, Indoor Bowls, Local dance group, Local band practice,Film shows, Fund raising activities ie Dances Quiz nights, and also the rental of two cottages to local residents Local Polling Station

Bath Mencap is affiliated to National Mencap. In order to help those with learning disabilities live a fulfilled life, and to support relatives and carers, we provide a number of social activities for adults and children. These include an after school club, Sunday Lunch Club and evening social activities. To learn more and to see new events please visit our website https://www.bathmencap

To provide and maintain facilities, equipment and support for people with disabilities to participate at all skill levels in the sport of sailing and other water sports activities to improve their quality of life and to promote social inclusion and equality.

We offer children the chance to play and socialise in a safe environment. We also offer parents peace of mind to know that their children are being well looked after whilst they are at work. We also provide care for children whose parents might need other support.

More Than Books (MTB) is a Community Hub & Library serving South Scarborough, in particular the communities of Eastfield, Osgodby, Cayton, Crossgates, Seamer and Irton.MTB provides opportunities for people of all ages to access books and information sources, and to take part in activities and social events.

Silver Friends was born out of a passion to serve the older community, dedicated to providing support and companionship to lonely and isolated elderly citizens. No one should have to suffer loneliness and isolation, especially in their later years. With our exceptional volunteers we are able to offer face to face visits, outings and events. We provide transport. All services are free to access.

Kingsley and Newton Village Institute is a charitable community building within the rural village of Kingsley in Cheshire. The Institute has a main hall with bar area, snooker room, bowling green and two tennis courts. Various social activities take place on the premises including line dancing, quiz nights, indoor and outdoor bowls, art classes, snooker and private parties.

We operate in Wolverhampton and the surrounding area's. We provide many social and recreational activities for the over 50sArt-square dancing-ballroom dancing-line dancing-yoga-keep fit-day trips-holidays-ten pin bowling-talks-lunches-camcorders-bingo-walks-crown green bowls craft group-scrabble-Tai Chi-One off Events.

To provide social activities for all children and families of those attending Okehampton Primary School and Foundation Unit. Fundraising to provide supporting and enhancing equipment for the use of all within the school. Subsidise extra curriculum activities. Fully support the staff to help facilitate within the school as required. Provide a social network external to exclusive staff.

In Girlguiding we promote the education of girls and young women whoever they are, wherever they're from, know that girls can do anything, to help them develop through fun, friendship, challenge and adventure, both mentally and physically to empower them to find their voice, inspiring them to discover the best in themselves and make a positive difference in their community and the wider world.

Social events for parents and second hand uniform sales for the benefit of parents/pupils

The objects of the Charity (Club) shall be the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for playing football and other sport's through a range of activities and projects (using four key themes of Education, Health, Sports Participation and Social Inclusion) with a particular emphasis on members of the local South Asian and other BAME Communities.

The objectives of the charity have been pursued through a range of activities. These include:1) Coaching boys and girls in football skills and team play2) Organising training and match facilities for the youngsters3) Organising football matches for boys and girls, including league and cup matches on Saturdays and Sundays4) Organising social events for playing and adult members

Promoting the need for foster carers and adopters and providing practical advice on ways to welcome and support families who foster, adopt and provide special guardianship within Suffolk churches.Providing social events and groups to ensure families who foster adopt or special guardian care are connected with each other, regardless of faith and background.

Sunday morning and evening praise and worship services, Sunday morning Sunday school. Tuesday evening prayer meeting, alternate Wednesday mornings, Pins and Pilots for social activities for the general public. Thursday evening Bible study or homegroup. Fellowship meals and social events, film nights open to all.

We organise specific fundraising events throughout the year to raise funds for the school while providing a wide range of social events for parents and friends.

ReturnMK is a registered charity which provides funded and subsidised alternative activities that engage young people in the Milton Keynes and surrounding areas otherwise excluded from mainstream schools/activities to enable them to have a sense of social inclusion. Since 2024 we have started a new initiative whereby we donate food and household items to the general public and other charities.

The Lions Club of Henley on Thames (CIO) exists to serve our local community and those in need in the wider world, through the Lions Club International Foundation, by providing support and financial assistance. The members also foster good governance, citizenship and friendship by participating in various fundraising activities, which will benefit the local community.

Educational classes; social activities; fundraising activities.

Redbridge Rainbow Community supports LGBT people who live, work, study or socialise in our borough. We arrange meet-ups for friendship and support. Provide training for local organisations on LGBT issues. We work with the local council, allies and partners so we can ensure Redbridge meets the needs of our diverse community.

Provides meeting facilities for the Community of Rudry.Organises social events throughout the year for young and elderly.

A Drop in Centre for the homeless, vulnerable and socially disadvantaged individuals. We meet people at their point of need and offer food, warmth and friendship and through this contact build a relationship of mutual respect and trust. We work with a number of different local organisations and agencies who offer relevant support to help people take positive steps forward.