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The charity provides a building and facility to enable and facilitate arts, cultural, sporting and recreational activities, catering for children, young people, the elderly and the general public.

The relief of the poor and needy or such other charitable purposes as the Club shall direct.The M.L. Green Trust is also for the benefit of lonely, elderly and needy persons residing in Wisbech and the surrounding parishes.

Running a shop to raise funds to help the aged, infirm, disabled & disadvantaged.

The purpose of the charity is to promote the relief of older people in Gillingham.

TO PROMOTE INCLUSION BY INCREASING THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE FROM DISADVANTAGED BACKGROUNDS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO AFRICAN CARIBBEANS BY PROVIDING STRUCTURED PROJECTS WHICH WILL HAVE DIRECT IMPACT ON THE EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF YOUNG PEOPLE.

providing social and educational events and activities for people aged 12-26 in the Canterbury area

Evangelism, preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ with passion, with signs following, running community based projects - feeding the destitutes, visiting the elderly in homes. Running projects for the young people and youths.

To provide support for the elderly of Barnet in the form of [but not limited to] day care, good neighbour schemes, carer support, community transport, shopping, bill payments and pension collection, health and fitness. The community transport and shopping service operate across the whole borough.

Services provided for older people in and around Sevenoaks, Tonbridge and surrounding districts. These include the provision of day care and a co-ordinated lunch club scheme throughout the area, chiropody, bathing service and other ancillary services. Information and advice, which is Community Legal Service quality-marked, is available including welfare benefits.

The chairity aims to promote activities which benefit Cotgrave residents - particularly in the field of childcare.It also seeks to provide facilities for recreation and leisure time with the object of improving residents` conditions of life.Colleges of further Education are encouraged to lay on courses to improve literacy, numeracy and nutritional advice for families.

Daily ESOL/IT classes. Providing advice, information and guidance on daily basis & organising monthly workshops over Islamphobia & religious extremism. Weekly football games for youths & adults & organising monthly meetings for elderly people.

The objects of the charity empower the Trustees to make payments in accordance with their charitable objects, which are the relief of poverty; the relief of the aged, feeble and infirm; the advancement of Orthodox Jewish religious education; and the advancement of the Orthodox Jewish religion.

The principal object of the charity is to promote the Christian faith through the proclamation and furtherance ofthe gospel of God concerning his son Jesus Christ and the teaching and preaching of the Christian faith; andthe relief of persons who are in conditions of need, hardship, distress or who are aged or sick.

To maintain, restore and preserve Fort Amherst and Lower Lines Park. To make the Fort and Lower Lines Park available as a public amenity and education facility. To provide benefit to the socially disadvantaged through training, education and work experience.

Pre-school caring for children aged 2 1/2 to 5 years working within the EYFS

Ebony delivers a variety of steelband workshops and community projects for disadvantaged young people, particularly those from the Caribbean community. The organisation is based in Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea where there is the opportunity to work with young people to direct them away from crime and anti-social behaviour and towards living successful and purposeful lives.

To provide a safe place for children aged 4 to 11 years to pursuea range of activities outside of school hours, located within the grounds of Somersham Primary School the KTC allows parents to leave their children with peace of mind knowing they are safe, well cared for and having fun.We work closely with the school and have an excellent OFSTED report.

Rampworx provides facilities for over 1300 disadvantaged young people per week who partake in Inline skating, BMX, Skateboarding and Scootering. Also provide a range of personal development projects, such as drug and alcohol awareness, sexual health, healthy eating, music, IT, street dance, coaching sessions and free summer sports clinics.

Dakok operates through subcommittees focused on Women Support, Children Support, Elderly and Disabled Support, Cultural Relations, Media, and Human Rights. The "Dakok for Rights and Freedom" committee is dedicated to raising awareness and advocacy for human rights . Dakok is committed to promoting and protecting human rights to ensure dignity, justice, and freedom for all.

To relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardship, who are aged or sick and to relieve the distress caused by mental ill health and disabilities. The advancement of education and to provide and maintain facilities for the benefit of the community of Croydon and the surrounding neighbourhood which facilities may include childcare services, recreation, counselling and meetings.

Advancement of education, training or retraining, provision of financial & technical assistance, business support, advice, training and enterprise development. The relief of poverty through structured training, employment opportunities, work experience and apprenticeship programmes. International missions and outreach including meeting needs of disadvantaged, underprivileged and poor communities.

Llysyfran YFC provides a meeting place for young people in the rural community around LLysyfran and neighbouring communities. It has a stronghold of around 80 members aged between 10 and 26.

We have been actively engaged in other humanitarian projects following the recent war in the North and east of Sri Lanka. At present we have 170 children in both homes. We also look after 14 elderly people in the elderly home. The age of the 170 children (90 boys and 80 girls) range from 3 months to 17years.

We provide adventurous activities and personel development opportunities for young people aged 6 - 15 years. Also management of community centre providing social and recreational clubs and activities.

Children of Peace is a non-partisan charity dedicated to building friendship, trust and reconciliation between Israeli and Palestinian children, aged 4 - 17, and their communities. Our aim is to develop a shared spirit via arts, education, health and sports programmes; so future generations might live and work peacefully side-by-side.

Visits to general educational venues.Visits to Theme Parks,ice skating, and indoor bowling venues. use of Community House with controlled internet facilities, youth workers providing healthy eating projects focusing on obesity Intergenerational work and working together/visiting with older people especially with disabilities and housebound learning about dementia friendliness .in communities

The club is for any one who is aged between 10 and 26 years of age . You do not need to be a Farmer or come from a Farming background to enjoy the varied activities of the Club such as Go Karting, Quiz Nights, Stock Judging and Snow Tubing to name a few. Meetings are held on Monday nights at 7.30pm at either Barley Village Hall or in the surrounding Pendle Area.

To enhance the potential for a positive life experience for the young, disadvantaged, at risk and disabled (and others whose opportunities are constrained by hardship) particularly through the medium of maritime activities and outdoor pursuits; in addition to develop and support marine environmental education and marine conservation initiatives.

The relief of hardship, to help children, families, the elderly and people who are sick or have disabilities that are in need of financial assistance. Assistance of education to assist in the provision of education by way of financial support towards provision of education to individuals, donations to educational institutes, or donations to charities that assist with the provision of education.

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Provide free accommodation and care for the aged, help poor chidren to get to schools, help buid houses for the homeless and people who were affected by the tsunami, donate medicine and medical equipment to hospitals, help construct and operate elders homes, children's homes, maternity homes and hospitals, donate to poor and needy, maintain all services devoid of any differences.

We are a Christian faith-based organisation advancing the Christian religion while supporting community wellbeing. We provide pastoral guidance, youth empowerment activities, volunteering opportunities, and support for elderly members. Through seminars, workshops, and community programmes we promote unity, personal development, and social inclusion for the public benefit.

Committee/Trustee run charity led nursery, working with early years children aged 2 - 5 years old.

We are a pre-school set in in the village of Arlesey in Beds. OFSTED registered and provide early education for children aged 2 until the age of 5. We can cater for 26 children per session and run 9 sessions a week. We are self funding so receive no additional monies other than for over 3's from the county council. We fund raise at least 5 times a year to support the running of the pre-school

The Liverpool District of the Methodist Church has been merged into the North West England District (Charity Number 1135459) under whom all activities are now managed. Technicalities around transfer of certain assets are being worked on and once resolved the charity will formally be closed.

We offer Steiner Education to children aged 3 - 6, and a parent and child group to those under the age of 3.

To relieve the needs of the elderly, people with mental health issues, learning difficulties, behavioural issues and young offenders by enabling them to access a therapeutic benefit from engaging with animals.The advancement of education for the public benefit in particular children by teaching them about animal welfare and conservation.

We provide access to football opportunities for young people aged 5 - 18. This includes playing football, refereeing and coaching.

The Foundation's primary aim is to tackle poverty and inequality, along with addressing environmental challenges for a fairer future. It supports grassroots organisations that help those who are marginalised or disadvantaged in society, in order to improve their future prospects and those of their communities. It also assists charities and social enterprises trying to overcome social exclusion.

To provide a holiday playscheme during the Easter and Summer Holidays for children with disabilities and additional needs aged 3 to 11 years and to provide respite for their families.

The advancement of the orthodox jewish religion.The advancement of orthodox jewish religious education and education generally.The relief of poverty, both mental and physical, and the relief of persons suffering from disability.To relieve financial hardship, sickness and poor health amongst elderly people.

Huby and Weeton Preschool offers preschool sessions Monday to Friday for children aged between 18 months and 5 years (term time only).The Preschool commenced operating through the company in May 2012, transferring the assets, staff and resources from the previous unincorporated association.

Creswick pre-school provides early learning and play experiences for children aged between 2-5. We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum.

We enhance the opportunities available to our local community by providing services to children, young people, families, and the elderly. We do this by listening to our local community, sourcing funding and investment, coordinating and providing activities to make our centre a thriving hub for the local community. We provide facilities for recreation, leisure, spiritual and moral development.

Enhancing the development and education of children aged between 4 and 12 years of age attending Simon de Senlis Primary School in particular but not exclusively by: offering appropriate play, recreation, education and care facilities at extended hours and holiday clubs; advancing the children's education and training, including the safe use of the Club's recreational equipment and facilities.

Our charity is involved in upholding the teachings of the Holy Bible. Hence we engage the general public in the study of the gospel that leads to salvation in accordance with the Bible. As a result of this, we help the needy, vulnerable, aged in the society and any genuine member of the society deserving of our support. We also respond to requests from victims of natural disasters internationally.

Empowering disadvantaged people via one-to-one help and support, hosting workshops, seminars, conference and on-line forums. Sponsoring orphans/under-privileged children for their educations; building schools and library, as well as running a social enterprise ventue - providing the resources to sustain the overall project in Somalia.

To develop the centre for public benefit to better cater for the needs of children, young people, elderly, disabled and women. Delivered workshops for children, young people and women to engage their creativity and further develop their confidence, self esteem and collaboration amongst diverse people.

Activities in the year working towards the Charity's aim of developing the Margate Caves Site as a learning and community facility, contributing to the regeneration of one of the most deprived areas in England. Activities included consultations held with local people throughout the development of our project to ensure that we are meeting local needs and the community is engaged with the project.

Weekly church services in Stanmore, Harrow, London, open to everyoneWeekly coffee morning open to everyoneWeekly 'tots and toys' group open to all local parents and toddlersRegular prayer meetings open to everyoneRegular house-groups and bible studies, open to everyoneSome fundraising events to raise money for overseas organisations, particularly in support of disadvantaged children