Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

FAMILY AND CHILDRENS SOCIAL EVENTS TO RAISE MONEY FOR HURSTHEAD JUNIOR SCHOOL

The Friends of South Harringay encourages parents to become involved in their children's education, fundraises to provide goods and/or services to support the school and advance the education of the pupils, organises social events for parents and pupils to foster the school community, develops links with the local community and ensures parents views are represented.

Fund raising activities to raise money to donate to Christ Church School to advance the education of the pupils in the school. Hold social events to develop more extended relationships between staff, parents & other associated with the school.

The Squad provides opportunities for people with learning disabilities to have fun, socialise with their peers and work towards realising their true potential. We embrace a culture of social inclusion and encourage members to try new activities and learn new skills.We believe our members are our greatest asset. We encourage them to help run the club and support them in having a voice.

To promote greater understanding and friendship to both villages and their environs through cultural exchange and financial support of medical and educational facilities.

Shacklewell Families is the parents & guardians association of Shacklewell Primary School. We raise money for the school and strengthen our school community by organising fun social events such as the Christmas Fair, Summer Fair, Halloween Fright Night, Cake Sales plus other events thoughout the year.

Management of Village Hall, Social Events, Parties, Receptions all for maintenance and improvement of the hall, and subsidising events for residents

Organising social events to raise additional money for the school

To promote social inclusion for the public by preventing adults within the Brundall area from becoming socially excluded relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society through the provision of facilities in which they can meet to undertake creative physical or recreational activities learn or pass on skills & knowledge.

We provide facilities for religious services: Run a Friendship Club for the elderley: Arrange funerals and ensure that all festivals are available to members and friends in the prescribed orthodox manner.

As a management committee our function is to maintain and manage the Dufton Village Hall as a resource for the villagers of Dufton and environs. In order to be able to maintain the hall, we also are involved in organising social events with the purpose of raising funds to maintain the hall.

The synagogue holds services every Friday night and and marks all festivals and high holidays. Many school visits take place to meet the national curriculum. A Jewish studies and Art/Music group meets regularly and there are various social activities. National Holocaust day is observed along with local council and other faith groups.

It is a 'pop in' centre for the elderly where they receive refreshments, warmth and companionship. All refreshments are heavily subsidised.

Fundraising for pupils. Which also benefits local community in venue and social events

Learning through various study groups covering educational, cultural, recreational and social activities

For over fifty plus, art classes, bingo, cards and other games, snooker, lunches Fridays only, socialise morning, teas & coffees.

Fundraising events to provide contributions to school play and learning equipment and organisation of social events for parents.

To facilitate and organise social, educational, recreational and sporting activities for the local community - eg art and craft groups, table tennis, carpet bowls, taekwondo, Pilates, yoga, keep fit classes, quiz nights, musical concerts and social events.

We are an association of parents, staff members and other friends of a small village C of E (aided) primary school. We raise money to supplement the school's other income in order to advance the education of pupils at the school, and we organise social events to bring the different elements of the school community together.

Youth Club providing recreation, learning and social activities for children between the ages of 5 and 18 in the local area

The charity provides a wide variety of services and activities:- Social events and educational courses. Sporting and leisure pursuits. Healthy lifestyle initiatives. Community garden. Mainstream sporting and physical activities, all designed to improve the health, wellbeing and self-sufficiency of the people of Tantobie and the surrounding area.

The hall is used by many different groups for activities including, childrens parties, whist drives, parish council meetings, other village social events. The new extension has created opportunities for lettings from people inside and outside the village and we have moved forward increasing the number of people hiring the hall for their many different activities.

West St Leonards Community Association manages a building which provides a facility for all ages to use.Parent &Toddlers, Junior Football and Sports as well as catering for Senior Citizens activities.The building is also made available to outside parties who wish to hold social events and meetings.Within the building there is a social club that encourages all the local community to join.

The Bennelong Foundation (UK) has a policy of giving grants to a wide variety of charitable institutions including those engaged in opening pathways to social inclusion for new arrivals to the UK facing hardship, and families facing barriers to accessing food and education.

The friends aim to offer Coltishall School: 1, Money which can give the children a wider range of activities , equipment, subsidise travel, e.g. Plays and Art trips ,Books for Library, Musical instruments, funding for whole week Project2. Social activities where Children and parents can meet e.g. Quiz night , Bingo, Christmas Fair , Summer BBQ