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To help children in Sri Lanka who are disadvantaged by poverty and vulnerability, working in partnership with local NGOs to achieve sustainable development through encouraging self-help, self-reliance and empowerment.

THE ORGANISATION OF EDUCATIONAL AND PERFORMANCE TOURS BY TRADITIONAL WORLD MUSIC AND DANCE GROUPS FROM AFRICA AND ELSEWHERE, EDUCATING PEOPLE IN THE WEST ABOUT THE CULTURAL AND SPIRITUAL WEALTH OF INDIGENOUS CULTURES. THE ORGANISATION AND PROMOTION OF ETHNO-TOURISM AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROJECTS TO INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES SO AS TO HARNESS THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF THEIR TRADITIONAL CULTURE.

Provides events for the community in a communal venue

The HPPPA have the special task of bringing together our children, parents and wider community, whilst supporting both the school and charities through fundraising events. We are a committee made up of volunteer parents and strive to build an inclusive, friendly communicative environment.

The trust exists to support the work of Southwark Cathedral by funding outreach and mission work in the parish and wider Diocese of Southwark, providing ongoing funding for the Cathedral's three choirs (boys, girls and young adults) and to meet the costs of a major programme of refurbishment of the Cathedral Church.

School fundraising. School Fairs, book fairs, end of term discos, year 6 leavers function etc

To maintain Scarning Village Hall as a venue for use by members of the community for educational, recreational and social purposes; to maintain cottages owned by Scarning Village Hall and Estate Trust in excellent repair using income from rents.

Providing swimming facilities to local community

To advance the education of pupils at Wycombe High School

Our village community centre is available for numerous different activities. Health, sports, crafts, community groups, concerts, parties and community events.

The promotion of normative Judaism through direct help for individual charities which are well established both in Israel and in Europe and the USA for Jews in need and in so doing, to help them develop both their faith and wellbeing.

FUNDRAISING,RAISING AWARENESS OF ISSUES FOR PROFOUNDLY DEAF CHILDREN, PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN SCHOOL LIFE

The charity organised classes on almost every Saturday during the year. These classes covered languages, philosophy, music, dance and drama.

The Charity supports the education and training of pupils at the school by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for the students, in addition to the statutory requirement. Examples of this are the provision of music facilities, sporting entries and fixture costs, intercultural events, student planners, memberships and subscriptions, and classroom books and equipment.

To give charitable donations to charitable institutions or other charitable projects for social welfare and medical or academic research, and for Christian causes, specifically operating in the Southport area.

Resolve disputes in neighbourhoods and other types of mediation (not involving children) through mediation by trained, qualified mediators (volunteers).

The charity is the Management Committee of Sydenham Old School Room which is the Village Hall for Sydenham providing a venue for village events and being available for hire for private functions.

The Advancement of the Christian Faith in the United Kingdom and oversees and relieve persons in poverty, illness and depression through biblical principles and inspirational music therapy resulting in productive living, good health and great Socio Economic Recovery. Regeneration of Inmates and rehabilitation of Ex convicts via Christian principles resulting in good citizenship and law abiding.

The advancement of education according to the tenets of the Orthodox Jewish faith. The alleviation of poverty. The relief and care of orphans, the elderly and the infirm and the preservation and protection of mental and physical health.

To relieve poverty in the indian sub-continent. To advance education and promote the health and medical needs in the interests of social welfare with the objects of improving the conditions of life of the inhabitants of rural and other disadvantaged area of the sub-continent.

Funding the purchase of books for primary schools in Eltham

Unchanged. All details can be found under Area of Operation

GIVING OPPORTUNTIES TO ALL DEAF AND HARD-OF-HEARING PEOPLE OF ALL AGES WHO WISH TO PARTAKE IN RUGBY FOOTBALL WITHOUT HINDRANCE

General charitable activities, mainly to assist children and young people.

The Hall is used by people of all ages for meetings, classes, social events and family celebrations such as children's birthday parties. Regular users include the Church itself, Brownies, Guides, Rainbows, Book Club and yoga. An Out of School Group, 'Big Hands, Little Hands' is a regular user of the Hall.

General Charitable Purposes. Trustees do not accept any unsolicited applications

We monitor, maintain and encourage the use of Public Rights of Way in our area, helping to keep them open for the use of the public including those with disabilities.

Provision of counselling and moral support and assistance to needy and less privileged persons within the ethnic minority communities in the greater London region and in such places as the trustees deem fit from time to time.

We provide support for infirm or otherwise needy members of the communities of Carmelite nuns belonging to our British Association and at times to persons associated with them, and we support the training and formation of Carmelite nuns and friars.

To pursue the objects of the charity with all the resources available to the charity.

Mother Tongue ClassCultural ClassesParenting ClassEmployment Suport and key Skills Training for unemployed ParentsICT ClassSummer Playscheme, Ourtings, Trips

Quiz Nights; Race Nights; Local Schools Dancing/ Drama Competition;Soulfest; 100 Club Monthly Draw.The Green is used by local people to exercise their dogs and by children /adults to play and relax in

PROVIDE FACILITIES IN THE INTEREST OF SOCIAL WELFARE FOR RECREATION AND LEISURE-TIME OCCUPATION WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR THE DISABLED INHABITANTS OF ALMONDBURY AND THE SURROUNDING NEIGHBOURHOOD

The Charity operates the Village Hall for the benefit of the local community

Supports Mary Howard Primary School in Edingale by raising money for items that the school may not otherwise be able to afford or to assist in paying for events for the children to attend to improve the diversity and interest of their day to day curriculum.

Activities undertaken by the International Network for Development reflect the charity's object to advance education and relieve poverty anywhere in the world. Current projects focus on developing multilingual education in India, Bangladesh, Mozambique, Nepal and England.

Grants are made at trustee meetings. Grants are awarded to a range of local and national charities involved in youth work, disabilities, animals and sport.

The objects of the charity are to provide a public garden in the more or less seven acres known as Woodside in accordance with the will of Henry Douglas Rooke (1924)

Publish Magazine, Annual members conference.

The object of the Association is to relieve the blind or partially sighted, or those labouring under some temporary or permanent incapacity, or disability which makes reading a strain.

To raise funds for the purpose of maintaining and restoring the fabric of St. Stephen's Church Sparsholt, Hampshire

The company is a community-led educational charity. Its formal activities are to advance the education of children, young people and families. It also provides education and training for adults to assist them in finding employment. The company operates the Learning Store which is the base of the company activities. The store has the appearance of a bookshop with borrowing facilities.

The charity exists to provide help and resources for those engaged in evangelical or humanitarian work. It is administered by the trustees.

The Centre provides a place of stillness and beauty that anyone can use for meditation, quiet reflection or retreat irrespective of faith or belief - visitors are always welcome. Courses teaching the experience and understanding of meditation and other forms of wellbeing are on offer at the centre. The centre is also available for hire.

For the upkeep and maintenance of the fabric, goods and ornaments of the Church and Churchyard of St.Paul's Church, Bledlow Ridge and if not required for that purpose the charity may apply its funds for any ecclesiatical purpose in the parish of St.Paul's Bledlow Ridge

The PFCS provides social and financial support to the general activities of all kinds of Chiddingly Primary School.

The Charity operates the Private School Fund which is used to collect monies and pay for associated costs relating to trips and residentials and fund raising activities. The Fund also collects donations made to the school by parents or companies.

Grant giving trust

TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITHTO MANAGE AND MAINTAIN THE TABERNACLE SCHOOL

A Centre with good facilities for the disabled, offering social, environmental and hobby groups for older people. Activities for pre-school children, as well as uniformed organisations (7-14 years). There is also an adult/child Dancing Group and good facilities for children's parties.