Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

Family Activities,social events,lifelong learning, these activities are run along with the stated aims of the constitution, the association also hosts a health in harmony service to the community and various martial arts classes. It also supplies room space to various counselling sessions and a church group.

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We provide support for people living with dementia and their carers within Daventry and Daventry District. The support comprises two 2-hour meetings each month. At the meetings activities take place to stimulate the brain, people can socialise, be entertained and have refreshments. Beneficiaries are also taken on outings.

The organisation supports Ysgol Pen Barras by providing facilities and equipment or funds to purchasethem, to the school, to advance the education of the pupils. The organisation organises social activities for the pupils and their families as part of the fundraising efforts.

The charity provides educational courses for senior citizens in mid-Hampshire. It also arranges social events many of which supplement the more formalised educational courses.

Organise fundraising events with all money raised being used to finance the running and maintenance of Osgodby Village Institute. Organise social events for the inclusion of all age groups for the benefit of residents in Barlby & Osgodby Parish, and surrounding communities. This is acheived through the maintenance and upkeep a local facility for the use by local communities.

Events to raise funds to benefit the pupils of Graffham and Duncton Schools, including social events, christmas and summer fayres, sale of fund raising goods

Provision of social activities for adults with learning difficulties. Weekly meetings for members with entertainment, discos, games etc and occasional outings. The club also offer limited sports activities

The promotion of social inclusion for the benefit of principally men living in the vicinity of Crowthorne/Wokingham Without to combat loneliness and social isolation by the provision of a workshop where they can meet, socialise and engage in activities together only limited by their ability to participate independently. This is supported by the Shed being a member of the Mens Shed Association.

Choral singing; rehearsing weekly, and concerts are put on two to three times per year for the local community. Social events held within and by the choir to help maintain choir funds.

Norton and Lenchwick Village hall holds community and social events for the parish

Promotion of social inclusion among families who are excluded from society, due to their social and economic position, health, trauma, or lack of self-worth and confidence; by the provision of drop in play sessions, parenting conversations and support groups to enable parents and other family members to develop new skills and gain confidence, operating in England, mainly Mid-Sussex.

Training in skills and citizenship for boys and girls from the ages of 6 to 14 years, self reliance and respect of all people, fun & companionship.

The Friends aim to support the development & activities of the Museum, raise funds for the purchase of new exhibits and promote our county to residents & visitors.In return we arrange lectures, visits, field trips & social events and offer the chance to assist the Museum & make new friends.

Provision of group work/ guiding for making various items for sale for both male and female members, most of whom suffer some form of illness and/or mental illness. supporting those in need of association and friendship.

The diffusion of Unitarian principles and the support of member congregations in their work in the community through regular meetings, social events and such other joint activities as may from time to time be decided.

Upkeep and running of Village Hall which provides a venue for many local activities including Playgroup, Toddler group, Badminton, Bowls, Ballet and Dance classes and meetings plus hiring out to local people for private social events.

Local education and social activities

Judo Club, Wine Circle, Library, Women's Institute, Dance Groups, Film Club.Informative talks, and various social activities including annual Village Fayre, occasional theatre production.Children's parties.

Fundraising for school through arranging school fairs, quiz nights and other social events. Funds raised are then used to support the school in paying for visiting authors, puppeteers, purchasing books, library equipment and specific school projects

A Rural Youth movement for young people aged between 10 and 26 Years. YFC gives members the opportunity to gain skills and confidence in areas like, public speaking, sports, culture (dancing, drama, entertainments & pantomime) stockjudging and social events and meetings. YFC is member led with skills such as chairmanship, secretarial, treasurer, programme planning & leadership taught.

Provision and maintenance of a village hall in King's Cliffe for the use of local residents, without distinction of political, religious or other opinion, for meetings, classes, recreation, leisure and social activities.

Fund raising activities to enable East Boldon Infant School and East Boldon Junior School invest in goods/services in order to advance the education of the pupils and social events for the parents and pupils to maintain the school community and links to extended community

Assist the poor and needy the aged the sick and handicapped persons. Organise children's and old persons outings and provide support for people in need. Fund raising activities include an annual pier walk, tin shakes, concerts and social events.

The Home School Association (H.S.A) raises funds via social activities such as summer 'Fun Day' and parent social evenings to enhance funds for purchase of additional school equipment or for school trips.