Social welfare Charities That specialise in Social activities

Provides facilities for sports, leisure and social activities within the local community and the surrounding areas.

Homeless engagementGolden Agers Club: Monthly Friday Luncheons; Bi weekly brunch and social activities; Indoor games Employment support: Creation and maintenance of CVsAerobicsYogaKeep FitSamba DrummingLeeds Carnival TripESOLWomen's GroupHospital supportElderley Home Visit

Provide day time educational, creative and social activities for older people no longer in full time gainful employment

Own and maintain the village hall and playing field enabling village residents to socialise both inside and out

The following became patrons of the Trust:- Author Michael Morpurgo, Holocaust Survivor Iby Knill, Poet Lemn SissayActivities:-- Holocaust Memorial Day event - Featured on a Radio 4- participated in Holocaust Commission consultation - Worked with the Holocaust Survivors Friendship Asso/n- Planning a conference for organisers of Holocaust Memorial Day

Promotion of social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people (particularly but not exclusively older men), within the Weybridge area, from being socially excluded, and 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, jointly.

Organises fund-raising and social events for the children of St Lawrence primary school, their parents/carers and the local community.

To advance education and social activities for people not in full time gainful employment who are in their Third Age( being defined as the period after the first age of childhood dependency and the second age of full time employment and/or parental responsibility) residing in Brixworth, Northamptonshire and its surrounding locality.

We are a school parent teacher association with 2 main focuses:1. Raising money to support the school funding projects including IT, library,etc. 2. Organising and delivering social events for the pupils and parents to encourage community development.

We provide a welcoming friendly service with an aim to provide companionship, activities, a hot meal and lively entertainment. Transport can be provided within the Chippenham area.We are open from 10am - 3pm every Thursday.

Social activities and fundraising events

Beyond Sight Loss is a user-led charity addressing loneliness and social isolation of blind and partially sighted people in Tower Hamlets. Members meet to socialise and share information about inclusive activities, events and opportunities to improve health and wellbeing. Outings take place in accessible museums, parks, theatre and sporting events.

A charity supporting people with Learning Disabilities and their families: Current activities include:Regular social Family Disco for our beneficiaries and their family and friendsA club for sociable young minded adults with learning disabilities. (Age 18 to 30 to join) activities, outings and weekends away. Provides a supportive environment to meet, socialise and enjoy time with friend

Stapleton Public Hall was refurbished and extended in 2008 and bookings have increased. In 2023 we are currently fund raising and applying for grants to improve the hall's facilities. We are focusing on meeting the needs of our parishioners from a local survey to have monthly dances, sports and learning activities, events for families, a place to socialise, eat, drink and most important have fun!

Masonic Charity working under Grand Lodge rules

Young Farmers are people aged 10-26 who meet in rural areas. We raise money for local charities, we meet on a weekly basis and cover a wide range of activities including sports, public speaking and socialising.

Becconsall U3A provides educational and social activities for the retired and semi retired as defined by the University of the Third Age Trust in the areas of Hesketh Bank, Tarleton, Banks and surrounding villages.

UKAAF aims to improve the social inclusion of blind and partially sighted people, and others with a print impairment, by:setting standards and promoting best practice for quality accessible information based on user needs, and,enabling businesses and organisations to deliver a quality service to meet the needs of people with print impairments.

We provide and assist in the provision of activities and initiatives in Cranbrook and the surrounding areas to promote health and social inclusion, so that people can make connections and benefit from improved health and wellbeing. Activities include community walks, lunch clubs, choirs, volunteering, training, workshops and other social activities that bring people together on a regular basis.

Provides a voluntary group for young people aged 10-26 with interests in the countryside, animals, enviroment and rural skills & issues through enablement, training and the provision of related social activities

Promoting social inclusion by providing social and recreational facilities and events involving the local community and by providing workshops, forums, advocacy and general support.

The object of the charity is to assist the teaching staff and the school governors to improve the facilities of the school and the opportunities available to the children. Funds are raised mainly through school fairs and social events, and have been used recently to help pay for the redevelopment of the playgrounds, purchase of educational equipment and funding of school trips.

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. and assisting them to integrate into society.Socially excluded means excluded from society, or parts of society as a result of various factors including unemployment, financial hardship, youth or old age, ill health etc

The PTA primarily raises funds to help the school provide extra resources for the benefit of the pupils at the school. It is also a way for parents to become more involved with their childrens school. We run a variety of social events throughout the year for parents, children and the wider community; providing an opportunity for people to meet, to get to know each other and have fun.

Provides transport to events organized by the Club and to medical appointments and suchlike for disabled persons. Handicrafts and social activities are organized on a weekly basis as are occasional outings to appropriate venues.