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The charity's objectives are to make grants to either Individuals or Organisations to help the young, elderly, disabled and other charitable bodies.

Kennet Opera is an amateur organisation operating in West Berkshire, which provides a vehicle for members of the local community, of all ages, to experience all aspects involved in the staging and performing of classical opera, whilst helping to develop & support aspiring professionals. We perform one staged opera per year in English with the aim of making opera accessible to a wider audience.

DASA work with Children/young people, people with disabilities, makes grant to individuals, elderly/old people, education/training, economic/community/development/employment, and support the disadvantage and poor in the United Kingdom Sierra Leone community in Sierra Leone.

helping the community to better their lives with means of support. ie english classes, training for better jobs, community trips and events, sporting events. english for elderly people

The charity delivers centre based services for young people, children , elderly and the wider community. The services are delivered by trained youth work staff and professional agencies - providing advice, support and guidance to enable young people to address issues which affect their lives. The charity also provides community services to the elderly in Bearpark and surrounding village's.

Provision of Reiki Healing Treatments to those in need, on a donation basis. We are experienced in providing healing for individuals with cancer and other serious illnesses, their carers, helpers and friends. We also have a well stocked library of books and CD's available for loan. We provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere where individuals are encouraged to relax.

1. To relieve poverty, sickness & distress of young people, in particular but not exclusively orphans of war worldwide. 2. The preservation of buildings or sites of historical or architectural importance damaged by war worldwide; and 3. To relieve poverty for widows, widowers or orphans of members of the Order of the Fleur de Lys.

To alleviate poverty by empowering disadvantaged persons and communities in the United Kingdom and globally through education. This might be achieved through a number of means including the building of schools, provision of micro-finance, capacity building and employment training,

The Advancement of the Christian Religion and Faith in accordance with the statement of Beliefs, including the worship of God and furtherance of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ in the Borough of HackneyEngaged in community development and improvement throughout the area of benefit,

The provision of facilities for leisure and recreational activities for older people in the interest of their social welfare.

- undertaking church services ie, praying, singing, dancing etc- organising bible studies, serminals, sympossia for the youth and elderly;- visiting the needy in society especially those in the Ghanaian community;- occassionally undertaking field trips.

The Peter Cruddas Foundation's main activity is to help young disadvantaged and disengaged young people in England and Wales achieve more. We do this by giving grants to charities registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales. We wish to build relationships with our supported organisations and foster collaboration between charities whenever we can.

Support for the activities of the Ndanifor Community Garden, Cameroon and its wider networkThis garden's aims:Empower socially disadvantaged young people through training in practical gardening and horticultural skills.Educate people in the understanding of sustainable practices and the conservation of the environment.Teach respect for the land as an ethical basis for sustainable employme

1. Relief of financial hardship and provide residential care and associated amenities for aged persons in need.2. Advance education of young persons.3. Advance the physical education of children and young persons.

1. Weekly worship services held on Sundays2. Weekly mid-week study and fellowship meetings3. Weekly youth group for young people aged 11-184. Monthly mid-week communion service

Locally: Organisations and charities in the Oxford region, specifically healthcare, relief of suffering and hardship, help for the disadvantaged; nationally, medical research and higher education, medical health/sickness organisations; internationally, the relief of disasters.

We are working to alleviate extreme poverty in Ethiopia. Current activities include: enabling access to medical help for those who otherwise can not obtain it; enabling poor children to gain access to free early years education; providing assistance for elderly and vulnerable people who have no help from any other source; providing food aid and long-term support when needed due to emergencies.

Hope for Home provides advice and support for carers of elderly people with dementia and/or advanced Parkinson's Disease who are looking after their loved ones at home.We are also committed to advancing the education of the general public, as well as that of health and social care professionals, in care of people with dementia and/or advanced Parkinson's Disease in their own homes.

To help adults who are disabled or disadvantaged to fulfil their sailing dreams, by acting as a source of practical or financial support for a specific project.

TO CREATE A CENTRE OF INTERNATIONAL STATURE FOR THE UK WHERE THE NATIONAL IMPORTANCE OF ANGLING, WATER-BASED ECOLOGY, RESEARCH AND EDUCATION CAN BE SHOWCASED, AND THE INTERESTS OF THE UK'S OVER FOUR MILLION ANGLERS CAN BE NURTURED AND ENCOURAGED.

We raise money to benefit the lives of orphans, disabled and elderly in a deprived area of Bulgaria.Volunteers visit Bulgaria regularly to provide physical and emotional support through building works, educational projects and interaction with residents of the various institutions.

The objectives are to apply the income, and all or such parts of the capital as the trustees think fit to charities that support the elderly or disadvantaged children.

Provision of medical aids including to aid mobility, medical materials and goods to the community of Rutland and neighbouring communities. Provision of information and practical assistance on all aspects of medical aids and encouraging greater public participation in the provision of assistance to the elderly and needy.

The advancement of education and, in particular, the education of older people and those retired from full time work, by all means including associated activities conducive to learning and personal development.We have over 30 activity groups covering a very wide variety of learning/social activities.

The charity advance the Christian faith in accordance with the statements of beliefs appearing in the schedule hereto in London and in such other parts of the United Kingdom or the world as the trustees. It also relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or who are aged or sick and to relieve the distress

The BMEYPP provides information, support and advice to BME young people aged 11 to 25, through youth drop in sessions, projects workshops, events, trips and schools support groups.

OUR CHARITY IS FUNCTION IS TO PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF THE PEOPLE WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY,ELDERLY THE SICK,YOUTH,WOMAN,DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND ETHNIC MINORITY.WE PROVIDE SPIRITUAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL MORAL AND CANCELLING TO THOSE WHO ARE VENERABLE.REACHING OUT TO THE LOST AND BRINGING THEM TO GOD.WE ARE CHRISTIAN WE PRACTICE THE INSTRUCTION OF THE GOD WORD.

THE RELIEF OF NEED IN SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES IN THE UK AND OVERSEAS BY THE PROVISION OF TRAINING, CAPACITY BUILDING AND MENTORING AND BY THE PLACEMENT OF PROFESSIONALS TO SERVE AS VOLUNTEERS IN SUCH COMMUNITIES.

2010Aug RCPT promoted at Ebbw Vale Eisteddfiod. Sept District Valuer engaged to determine price of Ruperra Castle Membership fees increase to -?10 ratified at the AGM .Nov Broomfield and Alexander engaged to prepare a business plan . Dec Christmas event at the Hiollybush Inn Draethen 2011Jan Two new trustees, solicitor and adivsor appointed.April Conference held St Fagan

Inclusive recreation for special needs and disadvantaged people aged 11-25. The inclusive youth club runs weekly. As well as social interaction and gaining confidence our young people work towards Youth Achievement Awards.Holiday Schemes are run throughout the year where there is a programme of activities. An annual residential trip in May over 2 nights at an outdoor activity centre.

Providing recreational and leisure facilities for people with disabilities and elderly people in Dorchester and surrounding area to improve their quality of life.

The museum has been established to advance the education of the public to promote, restore, conserve and display all aspects of 19th and 20th century technology, many of the artefacts displayed can be demonstrated. The museum also conducts Reminiscence Sessions for groups of Dementia and Care Home Residents. The museum was built by and is run by Volunteers and Trustees on a not for profit bases.

We are an annual summer playscheme ( Club 99). It runs for 5 weeks during the summer holiday and gives priority to disadvantaged children usually referred to us by Children's Services, health visitors or schools. The children are aged between 5 and 11. We employ young people (over 18) to run the scheme. The aim is to provide stimulating activities in a secure environment.

The Preventio or relief of poverty. To support economically and socially disadvantaged households and victims of abuse.To provide assistance for medical research.

Higher Level Theatre is dedicated to nurturing creativity and self-expression trough the performing arts. we offer a range of engaging activities for children, young people and adults aged 6 years and up. our program focus on music, vocal training, drama script writing, and performance production, fostering supportive and inspiring environment for participants of all skills.

The provision of financial assistance for students and former students of King Edward VI Community College, Totnes, Devon (KEVICC) to help them to undertake higher or further education at other academic institutions after finishing their studies at KEVICC and who are considered by the Trustees to be financially disadvantaged.

Organise Indian cultural events, socialevents in UK and India to promote the Indian culture and Hindi religion across all sectors of thecommunity and between different racial groups. Provide direct financial assistance in theform of grants to communities in India who are working to prevent relief of poverty, provision of education, proving housing for elderly homeless, healthcare projects.

To promote the relief of individuals, primarily but not exclusively elderly people, in any manner which is now or hereafter may be deemed by law to be charitable and particularly but not exclusively, those residing in and around Reigate and Banstead, Surrey.

De-masokhi is a performing arts organisation which provides activities for young people aged 5- 25 years old to keep them occupied and engaged in positive and meaningful activities giving them an opportunity to learn new skills ,increase their confidence and self esteem. We also promote cultural awareness where children and young people learn about their heritage and different cultures.

The Silver Line is a unique national service that provides three key functions to support older people:1. a signposting service to link them into the many and varied services that exist around the country;2. a friendship service to combat loneliness; and 3. a means of empowering those who may be suffering abuse and neglect and, if appropriate, transferring them to specialist services.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES PRIMARILY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY IN EUROPE WITH A VIEW TO MAKING THEM SELF SUSTAINABLE, BY SUCH MEANS AS THE TRUSTEES DEEM FIT.

The focus of the AFIKIM program is on children and their families. Our aim is toprovide children at-risk with their immediate needs while integrating them into a long-termprogram geared towards excellence in education, values and character. The charity also gives grants and donations to the disadvantaged peoples and charities.

Initiated by a personal bequest, the Trust offers direct and indirect financial support for the elderly and those suffering with mental illness in the Hurworth area. The 'Hurworth area' is defined by the following boundaries: River Tees; A167; A66 & Neasham Road which forms a rectangle containing ca 4000 inhabitants.

We support families of children with life-limiting conditions, aged 0-19, from point of diagnosis, through treatment and beyond, by listening and responding to their unmet need.Our holistic model of care provides fully accessible respite breaks for families living in the UK. We also provide outreach support services to families living in Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Hamps, Surrey and Oxfordshire.

To develop the capacity and skills of members of socially and economically disadvantaged communities in particular (but not limited to) those living on the Ocean Estate in the Borough of Tower Hamlets in such a way that they are better able to identify and help meet their needs and to participate more fully in society.

Fund raising; dissemination of information and advice; social events and outings; financial assistance with education and training;raising awareness of dementia and mental health issues.

The charity is a Christian organisation. We aim to provide a safe place for Wymondham young people aged 13-18 to gather. Through relationship, guiding and signposting we seek to provide advice on; Drug/alcohol awareness, antisocial behaviour, anger management, sexual health, low self esteem, anxiety-exams/bullying/self harming, eating disorders, family breakdown, bereavement, employment & finance.

The aim of the Foundation is to provide disadvantaged children with a better quality of life. Be it through clothes, reading materials, classroom equipment or however the Foundation sees fit. At present much of the work is conducted in Ghana, supporting 4 orphanages, but the Foundation also makes regular donations to The Trussell Trust to mirror the work conducted in Ghana.

Families Matter is a counselling and support service. We aim to promote emotional well being, improve mental health, and reduce the impact of poverty in the Furness and South Lakes area by providing a professional counselling service for children, young people and their families who find it difficult to pay because they are on statutory benefits, are low-waged or unwaged.

To enable older people living on Anglesey to live fuller lives and benefit from a program of educational, physical and social activities.