Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

Friendship Group, Dominoes, Bingo, Tea Dance, Tribal Dancing, Snooker, Line Dancing, Carpet Bowls, Whist Drive, Irish Country Dancing, Scottish Country Dancing, Ballroom Dancing, Table Tennis, Drum Classes and Children's Dance Class, Taekwondo, PIYo, Tai Chi and Eskrima. We also have 2 large halls and a kitchen which are rented out for children's parties, discos, over 50's lunches.

During the financial year 2011-2012, the UCJC has supported both deprived and disadvantaged members of the church and non-members locally and across the UK by providing a range of social activities, care, and general support including home visiting and befriending, emotional support, advice and information sharing, guidance, advocacy. .

Educational and social organisation for women. Offer opportunities for friendship and learning and walking together to improve quality of life in the community.

We provide funds for individual bids for specialist equipment, sensory toys and software, for children with complex and special needs in Surrey. We organise networking events for the whole family, and adult social events for parents and carers to meet and support each other.We also provide details of resources and entitlements available to children with additional needs

Community events such as harvest supper, lunch club and craft show, rental for local club and society activities, rental for commercial activities such as keep fit classes, training events, drama events. Available for hire by local people for social events such as weddings and children's parties. Provision of playing field with children's play equipment and adult fitness equipment.

The Church provides public worship in St Alban's and weekly prayer meetings. It also runs a parent and toddler group and various social activities for the local community e.g. craft cafe, art group. We support charities who provide practical and financial support to people in need in the UK and abroad and organisations that provide outreach into local schools and other outreach organisations.

Raising funds for the school through social activities

Our aim is to enhance the quality of life for Broadwoodkelly residents and surrounding neighbourhoods by encouraging social interaction and promoting better physical/mental health and well-being through educational, recreational and leisure activities to reduce rural social isolation and the impact of the cost-of-living crisis for all, especially those with limited income and of pensionable age.

WLSC provides IAG, tuitions for children from key stage 2 and onward and recreational trips. It also organises workshops for its beneficiaries to address issues of concerns like education, social inclusion and parenting. Annually, WLSC organises the Somaliland Community achievement Award and the celebration of Somaliland national day.

Mixed Scout Group, providing a wide range of physical and social activities to develop boys and girls from the age of 6 to young adulthood.

To serve as a centre point for elderly Spanish citizens in the United Kingdom & contribute to their welfare by offering services of social & cultural character through the following activities: Exercise, language & Literacy, Art & Crafts, Computer Skills classes. Daily activities to encourage social interaction: playing card games, dominoes, etc and the offer of general help and advice.

We provide organized activities that enable the children to socialize and make new friends without discrimination.

To promote the relief of elderly people in Chiswick and Brentford by running a friendship club offering opportunities to socialise over light refreshments and join in a range of activities

To encourage friendship and understanding and to advance and encourage cultural development between the peoples of Great Britain and Lebanon including the promotion of scholarships and help for disadvantaged children and young people.

promoting social inclusion at two advice centres (a) Ashford Kent and (b) Folkestone Kentpromoting relief and assistance of victims of war, natural disaster or catastrophepromoting support of education of disadvantaged children in Nepalpromoting racial harmony

Managing and raising revenue for the purpose of maintaining the Littleworth Reading Room building and land as a community hall facility for the residents of the parish of Littleworth and the Littleworth Playing Field as an area for social events, recreation and exercise for all ages of the Littleworth parish population.

Forget-Me-Not Buddies is a group run by Carers and Volunteers that specifically offers subsidised social activities and interaction for persons living with Dementia and their Carers. It offers support from people who have walked the full path of the Dementia journey, from diagnosis to beyond demise of the diagnosed. The group is based in Tameside and accepts members from surrounding areas.

We provide regular speech therapy sessions for some of our members. We organise educational workshops for parents, teachers and other educational support staff from local schools. We organise and run an Early Development Group, a Teen Club and a Young Adults Group for some of our members. We hold social activities for families to meet and get to know each other.

ADULTS AND CHILDREN IN REMOTE AREAS ARE DIAGNOSED AND WHERE APPROPRIATE TREATED FOR DISEASES SUCH AS TB, HIV AND HEP.B. CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES ACCESS PHYSIOTHERAPY AND ARE PROVIDED WITH MOBILITY EQUIPMENT. CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES HAVE ACCESS TO EDUCATION AND SOCIAL INTERACTION, NUTRITIOUS MEALS AND CHILD TO CHILD THERAPY. PATIENTS ARE PROVIDED WITH NUTRITION PACKS.

We are a drop in centre serving food to the homeless and vulnerable in the Newbury area. The preparation and serving of meals is our main function but we also provide groceries, tins, toiletries, clothes and bedding to those in need. It is also a place where people can socialise. We work with other organisations and agencies who can offer help and signpost those in need to the relevant groups.

Promote the social inclusion of Larteh citizens resident in the United Kingdom, their equality and diversity for the public benefit, through support, and recreational activities with the aim to improve their conditions of life. Relieve those in need, hardship or distress through the provision of support and welfare assistance to those in need of it, in times of illness, bereavement or distress.

Mental, physical health and social inclusion activities, information and support for over 50's activities held in London Borough of Lambeth at venues chosen by members Opening Hours Wednesday 1.00pm to 4.30 pm weekly.

Help all Deaf people to socialise and be active e.g. outings, book clubs etc and generally help deaf people to understand their disability.

The charity continues to raise funds to help underprivileged children by means of social events, auctions, raffles & donations. The main beneficiaries are individual needy children and schools.

First trading period is the year ending 31 December 2016. Using Edgbaston stadium and WCCCs unique sporting resources, the Foundation raises funds, works with partners and supports initiatives designed to improve the lives of people and communities in our local area through better health, wellbeing and social inclusion.