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Advancing the Christian Faith; teaching the Scriptures in Fordham and the Colchester area:recruitment education training and sending of gospel ministers there, in the UK and abroad to establish and renew Christian Churches and ministries: the support of Christians who are persecuted: or who are engaged full-time in missionary work: and the relief of need hardship and distress without limitation

CIC provides a platform to the people of faith and of no faith to come together for cohesion and harmony.It promotes partnership working & helps disadvantaged people from all heritage background and all age groups to play a vital role in communities. Activities: Women Interfaith group, Annual Celebration Event, Faith Walk, Holocaust Memorial Day, General meetings and Annual General Meeting.

Little Troll Productions is a childrenÔÇÖs theatre company aiming to conjoin artistic excellence with effective health education. Our mission is to revolutionise childrenÔÇÖs health awareness, focusing on prevention, playfulness and parent participation so that disadvantaged families get better life chances.

AN ETHICAL INVESTMENT FUND SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR CHARITIES REQUIRING INVESTMENTS IN COMPANIES WILLING TO ENGAGE IN ETHICAL AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBLE PRACTICES. THE FUND IS MANAGED BY CCLA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LIMITED.

3rd World Hope provides support to disadvantaged communities in Malawi by providing essential items such as a safe water supply, mosquito nets, healthcare, educational support to schools, food and clothes. 3rd World Hope has also established a number of children's centres and pre-schools which provide hundreds of children with the opportunity of a safe and healthy upbringing.

Wash Sailability provides the facilities and personnel to give access to sailing for people over the age of 7 with no upper age limit who have any form or severity of disability Full training is provided so that all members are able to sail unassisted if they wish to, and opportunities for further training to higher levels is encouraged.

We work to sponsor the secondary education of talented but disadvantaged young people in Nigeria. In addition to helping individual children, our work focuses on sharing teaching skills, materials and best practice with state-funded primary schools in Nigeria, as well as lobbying and campaigning for change in the education system.

We provide a number of activities to help build our local community. Social inclusion is key to our work in our efforts to build social cohesion. We work with families, youth , elderly the unemployed, the homeless individuals refugees and the BAME communities to effect changes in their situation. We work through one to one sessions and group session to ensure change is on going.

Provision of sporting, leisure and cultural tickets for children in the UK who are disabled, deprived, disadvantaged or have life limiting conditions.

Bailgate preschool aims to enhance the development and education of children aged 2.5 to 4 via appropriate play, education and care in conjunction with parents/carers. These opportunities are available to all irrespective of race, culture, religion, means or ability. We aim to meet and exceed the needs of all children/families to provide the best start on their learning and developmental journey.

Provision of accessible transport for elderly, disabled and socially disadvantaged groups and individuals in the area of Merseyside and its environs. Additionally, training in the allied passenger transpot field.

MCLT have focussed on raising standards of education amongst the family of schools in the Meadowhead Community for all pupils aged 3-19. This is the core aim of the charitible Trust. Educational activities focus on the government agenda of 'narrowing the gap' for our most vulnerable students, focussing on improving standards of literacy and numeracy amongst our learners.

Befriending group supporting Elderly/isolated people in Ivybridge & its Parishes by regular visits, support shopping, taking for walks/ short outings, some practical help, also 'sitting service' to allow Spouse/carer regular break.Ivybridge Caring Volunteers run Ivybridge Memory Cafe providing speakers, quizzes and a sociable atmosphere for people with Dementia.

Christian church and ministries.Our key ministries include1 - Marriage2 - Engaged couples3 - Singles4 - Men's5 - Women's6 - Youth7 - Outreach

The Charity's objects are the education of the public (with particular emphasis on students engaged in full time education) in the scientific principles of evolution. The charitable company meets these objectives by making monies available in the form of one-off donations to other charitable organisations, at the discretion of the Board of Trustees.

Provision of early years education for children aged from 2 to 4 years.

The Rooted Forum (TRF) is a charitable organisation which provides pioneering services to the local community in Tower Hamlets and other neighbouring boroughs. TRF offers a wide range of initiatives tailored to the needs of the community.It aims to provide a holistic service, which helps people, particularly those living in disadvantaged urban communities.

HMFaims to help those who have been disadvantaged in life especially those who have suffered untimely bereavement.We also fund adventure activity/adventure breaks for young people in the UK and South Africa.We provide a Crisis Fund for those in special need.

To provide opportunities to learn sing perform music in the area particularly to encourage the elderly to participate

The band was formed in February 2010 and aims to develop the musical skills of young people of all abilities.. Our charity work, includes providing free music tuition and the use of musical instruments for people in disadvantaged communities. We open up routes into music-based learning and employment; and use music to break down barriers and improve community cohesion.

To work with the school to help improve the facilities & activities available to the pupils to enhance their educational experiences.A members association with membership available to school staff and family members or close friends of a pupil aged 18 & over.We rely on the wider membership to support events so that we can raise funds for the benefit of the school & the pupils.

Members can to take part in a wide range of education, recreational and leisure time activities through our many interest groups, which are detailed on our monthly newsletter. Members may learn a new subject from scratch, reacquaint themselves with a long-forgotten subject or practise and improve on a current interest in a relaxed atmosphere. A current project aims to teach older people IT skills.

The trust operates an orphanage in India which provides residential accomodation for up to 300 disadvantaged childrent.

We offer activities to young people aged 8 to 19 years. We also undertake street based youth work and drama. We assist young people in writing CVs, job search, linking in and signposting young people on to other organisations that can support them. We also offer information advice and guidance on a number of issues that impact on young peoples lives including: drugs/alcohol/sexual health/bullying.

The assistance of those elderly persons in need in East Sussex particularly in and around Bexhill, Hastings and Eastbourne

We set up and run YOPEY Dementia Befriender partnerships. These are befriending partnerships between ourselves, schools or colleges and care homes. We inspire, train and support young people, known as YOPEY Befrienders, to befriend elderly residents, especially those living with dementia. We get positive publicity for our YOPEY Befrienders, ourselves and the other partners.

PRE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN AGED 2 - 4 FOR EITHER A MORNING OR AFTERNOON SESSION. CHILDREN CAN STAY FOR THE MORNING AND AFTERNOON SESSIONS WHICH RUN FROM 9.00 - 3.00 BUT NO FULL DAY CARE IS OFFERED

The Future East partnership aims to heighten awareness of the impact and implications of an ageing society in the East of England and to provide practical responses to them. Seminars on issues of direct concern to older people in which we involve individual older people, statutory agencies, voluntary organisations and younger people. Silver Circles project directly helping older people.

To advance the Christian faith, to relieve persons in need or hardship, or who are aged or sick n the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames the UK and the world and to promote and fulfil such other charitable purposes beneficial to the community in the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames.

The first globally managed freely available website & app which brings real-time international intelligence for professionals working in hospice, palliative & end of life care. From the web, smart phones & tablets they can find the latest news, commentary & analysis from across the world, stay in touch, share learning, spark debate and be part of a global workforce advocating for hospice care.

The organisation is focused primarily on enhancing the lives of Young People from disadvantaged areas through the arts: as participants and audiences who do not normally access the arts.

To improve the health and well being of the people living in the MADINA district of Sierra Leone. Help Madina supports a feeding centre, provides out-reach health education, eye care and cataract operations, hernia operations, repair of water wells, building toilets, plus help for the elderly. Also supports a diabetes facility in MAKENI and outreach diabetes clinics, plus training of staff.

The provision of funding and other resources for specifically charitable purposes among the disadvantaged, marginalised, vulnerable, needy and incapacitated peoples worldwide.

Camberley and District Silver Band is a traditional brass band, providing an opportunity for anyone to learn music, entertain and to compete. We have a stock of music, percussion and brass instruments for use towards meeting these aims. The band has an open policy to all abilities, backgrounds and ages. Currently the band has a membership of around 30 people, aged between 10 and 80 years old.

Members (aged 8 - 18) attend regular rehearsals to prepare for performances up to 3 times per week; perform in a majorannual musical theatre production and in smaller concerts through the year as well as fundraising activities. Young people are also encouraged to help with productions in other ways e.g. costumes, make-up and print and gain useful experience in areas they are studying.

We provide Early Years Education to children aged between 2yrs to 5yrs.

We help older people predominantly living in care homes to enjoy the best possible quality of life through meaningful engagement with friends and neighbours (FaNs) in their surrounding community. Our FaNs initiatives include the Wishing Washing Line, Intergenerational Colchester Up, Young FaNs Club, FaNimals and Care Home Bake-Off.

Open Meetings annually feature health and social care issues, public engagement, activities for the disabled, mental health and carer's concerns.HDU engaged with Hereford Council Making it Real Board and Autism Partnership Board to feedback information on disability as champions in this area.In September the chair joined a team as an expert by experience for Peer Challenge at Hereford Council.

West London Community Riding Centre (WLCRC) is a charity that funds riding tuition and horse therapy programmes for members of our West London Community for whom such access would otherwise be an impossible dream. Our specific focus is on children & adults with disabilities, children & young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, vulnerable adults and the elderly community.

To relieve the needs of disadvantaged children in need, hardship or distress, particularly but not exclusively, by supporting orphanages, or by other means, as the trustees shall deem fit.

ADVANCEMENT OF GOSPEL OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST BY PREACHING, COUNSELLING, EVANGELISM, TEACHING AND WELFARE SERVICES TO THE NEEDY, DISABLE, LESS PRIVILEGE, CHILDREN, YOUNG, ADULT AND ELDERLY

1 PROMOTE FOR THE BENEFIT OF SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIESA RELIEF OF POVERTYB ADVANCE EDUCATION ANDC THE PRESERVATION OF GOOD HEALTH2 CONSERVE, PROTECT AND IMPROVE ENVIRONMENT3 PROMOTE THE EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY OF CHARITIES INCLUDING THROUGH THE PROVISION OF TECHNOLOGICAL OR MEDIA SUPPORT4 ETHICAL AND MORAL IMPROVEMENT5 SOCIAL INCLUSION

The Church Council and ministers promote the whole mission of the church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. Our buildings are used for services on Sundays and during the week for church-based activities and for hire. All are welcome to the activities we provide for parents and toddlers, young people and the elderly, regardless of religion, ethnicity, age or disability.

Helping disadvantaged families and the provision of facilities for recreation and leisure for those in need of such.

Organise youth activities, national and International levels, supporting the community to support itself, promote healthy eating and support elderly citizens to become more active within their community. organise language classes for non English speakers.

The advancement of education for the public benefit and in particular among children and young people aged 8 - 18 in farming, food and the environment by the provision of workshops and outdoor based activities on a working farm.

Autism Rocks is engaged in the promotion and research of autism specific conditions. The objective is to enhance awareness and expertise that will identify who will develop autism as early as possible and evaluate specific support services which will help them for the rest of their lives.

Improve BME youth outcomes within Education, Employment, and Enterprise. Provide bespoke, end-to-end careers solutions/ IAG services for disadvantaged and underserved young minoritised job seekers. Access UK also provides culturally competent consultancy and engagement services based on the public health approach delivery model to tackle serious youth violence and anti-social behaviour.

RISE works to raise the aspirations of disadvantaged young people in the UK and rural India. Our innovative model, comprising the ROAR Challenge and Yearn to Learn education projects, enables students in both countries to connect - a life changing experience that is broadening their horizons and inspiring them to aim higher. Survival Week is a fundraiser enabling anyone to support our mission.

Coton Home Club has the aim of providing educational and recreational activities to local children aged 4-14 years, through the provision of a Breakfast Club and After-School Club, open 8.00-8.50am and 3.30-5.30pm every school day. The Club has a particular focus on art, cooking and outdoor play, and aims to provide a safe and welcoming environment for any child.