CharityScore UK

+Lord Pirbright's Hall is a village hall providing affordable space to hire for parish activities for clubs and societies and for social functions.

The Meath Epilepsy Trust provides fully supported residential care; on and off site day activities; and domiciliary services for people with complex epilepsy usually associated with a learning or physical disability. We also have provision in our constitution to admit people without epilepsy if we believe our service meet their needs.

Meetings, day nursery,dance classes,fitness classes,amateur sport(badminton) all for local population

Provide accomodation / housing

The Fund exists to provide payments each quarter to people in Cookham who are on low incomes and who meet the requirements set out in the will of the Darby brothers, dating from the early 20th century.

Provision of housing for people who in the judgement of the Trustees are of limited means financially, who are aged 55 and over and who live or have lived in Exeter or within a 10 mile radius, although exceptionally the Trustees may appoint a person living outside the area of benefit but otherwise qualified.

Protection of Rural England

Protect & preserve the town hall & Buttercross in Witney. Any surplus funds may be used for the general benefit of the inhabitants of Witney.

ASSISTING, MAINLY VOLUNTARY GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS PARTAKING IN LOCAL ACTIVITIES NOT FOR PROFIT IN THE TENBURY WELLS AREA.

Children's play area, Multi Use Games Area, Skate Park, Cricket, Football, Pavilion, outdoor gym equipment, community pavilion, ornamental shrub and rose areas, a maze, pergoda, events and activities. A Friends group also organise events and activities

Homing, neutering and the provision of information. Cats Protection operates through a network of around 250 volunteer led branches throughout the United Kingdom. We are also registered with OSCR. In addition to the branch network we have 32 purpose built cat adoption centres. Branches and adoption centres work side by side to deliver cat work.

Support religious activities in the Parish of Wargrave with Knowl Hill

Maintaining three almshouses

Langford Welfare Trust administers 3 old charities (Town Land, the Wallett Charity, and the Charity of John Ward) which were amalgamated in 1971 and registered as one Trust. The proceeds were distributed to the poor of the parish in the form of bread and coal. Today the proceeds are available for the general welfare and educational purposes of parishioners of Langford.

Provision of almshouses

We operate in the Wyre Forest area & are a branch of the RSPCA operating within boundaries agreed by the Society. We rehome animals taken in by the Inspectors & unwanted by the public. We offer low cost neutering, micro-chipping & help with vet bills for residents in receipt of certain benefits. We operate a charity shop & run fund-raising events to enable us to provide these services.

Village Hall

Awards made to registered charities connected with the Catholic Church

Members study and record the plants, birds, insects and other wildlife, and their habitats, in the London area, through field meetings, talks, and publications. The general public is welcome at all events. Grants are available to support research and the conservation of biodiversity.

The object of the charitable trust is to manage the Blackwell Hall as a church hall for the purpose of furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Parish of All Saints', Harrow Weald.

The park is to held on trust forever ''as an open public grounds and gardens for the resort and recreation of adults and playgrounds for children.''

Provision of residential, nursing, dementia and respite care

HOUSING

Religious Activities

The Trust aims to promote and assist innovative research activities or pioneering developments (within certain priority areas) with a view to making such work self-supporting. It emphasises prevention rather than alleviation of human suffering.Full details of current funding priorities can be found on the Trust's website : www.sirhalleystewart.org.uk

VILLAGE HALL INCLUDING 1 LARGE HALL AND 1 SMALLER HALL WHICH CAN BE PARTITIONED AS 2 SMALLER ROOMS. WEST BERGHOLT SOCIAL CLUB HOLD A PREMISES LICENCE TO USE HALF OF THE BUILDING ON EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS, THE SOCIAL CLUB ROOM IS ALSO AVAILABLE TO HIRE DURING THE DAY FROM THE TRUST. THE HALLS ARE LET TO LOCAL AND NON LOCAL RESIDENTS FOR FUNCTIONS, CLUBS, PLAY GROUP ETC.

The club holds fund raising activities. The Charity aims to help the young and old plus people with special needs. This is undertaken by giving to other charities, schools and voluntary bodies. It also supports the international charity Rotary Foundation and charities active in disaster relief worldwide

Housing provision

Firstly to campaign to ensure that learning disabled individuals of all ages receive apropriate services from statutory authorities. Secondly to support, advise and provide services to learning disabled individuals and their carers.

The Institution was established for the cultivation of knowledge in medicine, surgery and the collateral branches of science, together with the maintenance of a library.The Institution was established as an association in 1770 and incorporated under a Royal Charter dated 23 June 1964.The principle activities are the library, lectures and meetings for members and conference activity.

Provision of Social Housing

The charity provides practical and financial support to transform the lives of prisoners of conscience - people who have exercised a, non-violent, act of conscience to uphold their or others' human rights and consequently suffered persecution.

SEE INDIVIDUAL CONSTITUENTS

Housing

Administers small-bore and airgun rifle and pistol target shooting in the UK for its members and affiliated clubs and county associations; organises national championships and competitions; prepares and selects teams for international competition. Provides training courses and qualifications on coaching instruction and safety.

Give financial help to the elderly residents within the Wallsend Area of North Tyneside.

Encourage the breeding, maintenance & improvement of breed standards for Holstein cattle & the promotion of show, sales, other events, production & circulation of publicity material & information to advance the education of the public in the knowledge of Holstein Cattle. Encourage & educate young people by offering of scholarships & bursaries.

operating almshouses

Henry Stone provided church bells, which were destroyed by fire, the small income from his legacy now goes towards maintenance of the church tower and new bell, at Skellingthorpe Parish Church.

womens's institue

Religious Organisation

As an endowment charity the Guild Estate's main priority is the pro-active management of its investments to maximise capital and income return within an investment policy. 36% of the clear income is paid to one specific beneficiary and the balance transferred to Stratford-upon-Avon Town Trust.