Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

FODS was formed by the governors of Dawpool C of E (Aided) Primary School to raise funds for the school. FODS raises 10% of all money required for the upkeep,maintenance and improvement of the school building and also raises money for awards,trips,social events,equipment etc etc that the school requests.

Fund raising and/or social events to benefit children attending St Peter and St Paul Primary School, Carbrooke, Norfolk

Bible proclamation and teaching, supporting corporate and private worship, prayer, discussion and friendship. Regular activities for specific groups including elderly, children and people from other countries/cultures. Special events with more concerted publicly to raise awareness of what we offer as public benefits. Support of local community events in line with our aims.

Teaching of Finnish language and culture, excursions, social events

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 (in particular but not exclusively members of the Portuguese speaking community living in the United Kingdom) and assisting them to integrate intosociety

Supporting Men's Well-being and Mental Health Through Community EngagementAt Hartland Men's Shed, we are dedicated to providing a welcoming space where men can come together to socialize, share skills, and support each other's well-being and mental health. Our mission is to enhance the lives of men in our community through companionship and community support.

The Charity provides village hall facilities for the parish of Stonesfield. The many activities and clubs based at the Hall serve all age groups and promote healthy living and social inclusion.

Intended activities are to provide:Place of worship,Maintain good relationships with other communities,Supporting families.Relieving poverty.Organising cultural and social events.Providing funeral care and services.Providing education.

Fundraising and social activities for pupils, parents and staff

We are a community workshop predominantly for men over 18 years of age within the Worcester area. We are based in the Crypt of St. Clement's Church, Henwick Road, Worcester. It is a place where members can socialise, meet like minded people whilst getting involved in the activities on offer such as woodworking and furniture upcycling. More activities are in the pipeline.

Management of the buildings and facilities of the community centre to enable the provision of sports, arts, educational and social activities by and for the community. Activities include: Community Theatre, Snooker, Tennis, Crown Green Bowls, Junior Dance & Drama, Karate, Yoga, Meetings, Parties and Social Events.

The purpose of the charity is to enhance the experience of Brackenfield School pupils and their enjoyment of school life by funding educational activities, to support the wider community and school's chosen charities. Funds to do this are raised at several fundraising events (e.g. Christmas fair, sale of pre owned uniform and various social events) organised by the FOBS committee.

The prevention or relief of poverty by providing information, items and services to individuals living in East and North Cardiff who are in need.For the public benefit to promote the social inclusion of people living in East and North Cardiff by preventing such people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate in

? There are regular weekly Sunday services teaching the word of God ? Hospital visitation: the church visited members and give them encouragement and support? Social events ? for example Christmas party and invited all and sundry ? we shared various foods and gifts to celebrate the birth of Jesus.

The U3A movement encourages its members to share their knowledge and talents freely with each other in informal learning interest groups. This self-help model empowers members to create their own opportunities to learn in the ways that suit members best. Members contribute to a wide range of engaging and stimulating interest groups in an atmosphere of mutual support and companionship.

Student grants given towards cost of books etc.Donations given to : , Crake Valley Friendship Club, , Greenodd Horticultural Society .

Langton Herring Village Hall provides a centre for all residents to meet, socialise and exercise. It offers a suitable location for the various village clubs from Table tennis, Art, Choir, Gardening and Talks on a regular basis. It is also a regular meeting place for external groups including the Parish Council and occasional visits from the local MP.

Organise fund raising and social events for the school to bring the school community together and help fund activities and equipment for the children.

Fund raising events for both specific and general purposes. Supporting a local Disabled Sports Club. Supporting the Rotary Charity: End Polio Now. Social events for members, guests etc.

General church meetings. Also have friendship group open to all and advertised recently in Library. Also offer counselling service for those in debt and also, through a known professional counsellor, for all other needs.

To provide assistance,advice,support and social activities for blind and partially sighted persons who are resident in the old county of the "Isle of Ely".

Weekly meetings Tuesday 10am-3pm. Led by organiser supported by volunteers. Transport, coffee, 2 course hot lunch, tea provided. Wide variety of activities, art, craft, music, games, exercises, speakers, parties (Christmas, birthday, Summer garden).footcare.

Our U3A is a self-help organisation for older people providing educational, creative and leisure opportunities in a friendly environment. Members share their skills and life experiences in a wide range of mental, physical and social activities.There is a wide range of interest groups that meet regularly, often in each other?shomes, and a monthly meeting with a speaker.

The charity is the home school association for Hunters Bar Infant School and is made up of all parents/carers of children at the school and staff. We organise events and raise funds for the school eg social events, annual fair and selling customised merchandise. The charity elects a committee who meet regularly and agree how funds should be used to the benefit of the school.

Provide a resource for community activity through the provision of space for meetings, social activities and events intended to benefit the local population.