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Rainbow Pre-School is a thriving preschool that caters for children aged 2 years to statutory school age. We offer a range of opportunities to learn through play in our well structured indoor & outdoor areas. We strive to create a nurturing & stimulating environment with regularly changing activity areas. The preschool uses the EYFS & Development Matters to provide a carefully planned curriculum.

The Acrewood Project is an inclusive outdoor learning and wellbeing initiative in North Cornwall. We provide nature-based, animal-assisted activities for children and young people, particularly those with SEND or who need alternative provision. Through homesteading, animal care, gardening and bushcraft, Acrewood builds confidence, emotional regulation, life skills and connection to nature.

To promote & support conservation and research to prevent species decline, maintain high standards in zoological collections, & represent diverse species and habitats, while advancing public understanding & education on biodiversity & the protection of wildlife and natural environments through education, scientific study, & the care of threatened species in both captive & natural settings.

Providing a safe space for adults and young people to participate in various activities tailored to their needs. such as gardening, crafts, social interaction, social skills and hobbies. Involvement in nature and the environment,

The Pantry is a community based largely volunteer run social supermarket, providing members for a £6 fee a weekly shop on its three opening days. Surplus good quality food is collected by volunteers from local supermarkets to stock the Pantry. This contributes to environmental sustainability and diverts from landfill. Members can feed themselves and help reduce financial pressures on households

To advance environmental protection & improvement, and to promote sustainable development & the relief of those in need/at a disadvantage as a consequence of the harmful effects of climate change. CECG's strategies include making grants, fostering collaboration and providing strategic advice to organisations that take positive action to prevent/mitigate the causes and/or effects of climate change

Gives grants to locally-based registered charities and churches supporting economically and socially disadvantaged and residents of West Yorkshire. Areas covered are social welfare, older people, young people, support and activities for those with disabilities, physical/mental health and well being, community music, arts and environment for disadvantaged communities.

The charity awards grants to individuals and organisations to help conserve, protect and improve the physical and natural environment and to advance education in the subjects of conservation, biodiversity and sustainability, particularly concerning the world of plants and flowers.

The running and upkeep of a small village theatre. Providing access for people to all aspects of the dramatic arts, and providing a safe and secure environment in which to practice and perform.

We seek to stimulate public interest in the area by encouraging the protection of features of historic significance, and by providing access to a maritime museum and shell art gallery in historic buildings we maintain. We support initiatives that enhance the continuing preservation and development of features in the area, and those that seek to conserve the historic nature of the area.

Wolverhampton u3a is an autonomous, self-help, organisation offering learning, creative and leisure opportunities in a very friendly environment.

Formed in 1979, Canterbury Eagles are the longest established football club for young people in the city. Today, we provide footballing opportunities in a supportive, friendly environment across all ages, genders and abilities.

Free Spirit of the Sea (Charity No: 1217090) is a Hampshire-based marine charity in the UK dedicated to improving mental health, education, and coastal conservation. Operating a specially designed community boat, they provide therapeutic water-based activities and environmental projects for young people, veterans, and coastal communities."Blue Health" Therapy: Providing floating classroom experien

Providing an environment and tools allowing social engagement using as its basis new and existing practical skills in woodworking, steelworking and general building to be exercised and learnt.

To protect the environment for the public benefit by supporting small-scale sustainablefarming, growing, and land use that includes organic horticulture, soil conservation, orecological land stewardship.

The main activities of the charity are to hold events and maintain and improve the environmental flora and fauna and recreation areas in Goddington Park.

The object of the charity is to make grants out of income for charitable, educational and humanitarian causes at the discretion of the trustees. The preferred areas for payment of grants are for youth education, medical research and for the protection of the environment.

The purpose of the postgraduate centre is to provide a teaching & education environment and to promote multi-disciplinary activities for the trust and other agencies.

Monthly meetings concerning conservation matters relating to the village of Chalfont St Giles conservation area, occasional social events.

Arrange and organise events for the enjoyment of the residents of Spofforth and the surrounding areas to raise funds to ensure the village's heritage and environment is maintained.

Conservation of a library of rare books. The library is made available to all those who are embarking upon or following a programme of research.

To support high quality patient care, focusing on areas not fully supported by exchequer funds such as improvements to the Hospital environment and better facilities. As a large teaching hospital, the Trust also has links with the local universities, and another important aim of the charity is providing financial aid to support and encourage our clinicians in new research projects.

The objects of the Trust are to help promote, for the public benefit, the conservation of wildlife and the natural environment in East Africa on a sustainable basis.

Help with the environment & community wellbeing

1. THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY OR FINANCIAL HARDSHIP I) BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EDUCATION, TRAINING AND ALL THE NECESSARY SUPPORT DESIGNED TO ENABLE INDIVIDUALS TO GENERATE A SUSTAINABLE INCOME.2. WE SUPPORT THE DEAF AND HEARING IMPAIRED. WE HOLD REGULAR EVENTS THAT GIVE THE CHILDREN/PARENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET THEIR PEERS AND SHARE THEIR EXPERIENCES.

The Founder of the charity and all the IT'S OK NOT TO BE OK (IOKN2BOK) team are fully committed to helping people who are experiencing issues with their mental health or struggling with addictions.The biggest tool we have as a charity is to help people in their darkest days by creating environments to talk about the struggles that they find themselves in and implement the support that they nee

To advance the education of the public living in Brighton and Hove and elsewhere, in the subject of Climate Change and how government (local, regional and national) can work together to build a more sustainable society in which our greenhouse gas emissions are reduced.(2) To advance the education of the public in subjects relating to sustainable development and the protection, enhancement and

Sourcing and raising funds for selected registered NGOs in Kenya concerned with poverty, to develop their skills and capacity to deliver sustainable community projects for lasting improvements in those communitiesPromoting the work of selected NGOs in Kenya

The relief of those in need by reason of hunger, malnutrition and poverty, through the provision of grants to charities that promote sustainable nutrition.

Education and learning The Scouting group provides a safe and structured environment to enable youngsters to experience a wide range of activities. These are covered within the badgework programme of the Scout Organisation as well as fund raising, day trips, camping and overseas trips. These are all supervised by fully qualified CRB cleared adults endorsed by The Scout Association.

Conservation. Community clean ups. Planting of native species and habitat creation, preservation.Public awareness.

Employment and TrainingCommunity Consultation and Capacity BuildingYouth WorkLandscape ArchitectureEnvironmental EducationProject Management

To raise funds through a range of events (eg. Fairs, discos, film nights) to enhance the learning environment for children at the School.

Helping the preservation and conservation of wildlife and humans

The charity gives grants to Lambeth Palace Library to support the Library in: the acquisition of printed books, manuscripts and other items appropriate for the Library; the conservation, cataloguing and digitisation of the collections; scholarship and research; exhibitions, education and public engagement; and fundraising.

Environment Conservation Heritage

environment/conservation/heritagegeneral public/mankindprovides buildings/facilities/open space

Interest on investment used to fund environment initiatives

1. promote high standards of planning, architecture and design2.raise awreness of history, geography and conservation of the natural and built environment3.promote policies and projects that enhance quality of life 4. promote environmental, economic and social sustainability5. promote, preserve and improve features of historic or public interest6. promote civic pride

Hirwaun YMCA provides social, physical, spiritual and educational opportunities to young people and the surrounding area. Ir seeks to develop activities that stimulate and challenge its members in an environment that enables them to take responsibility and find a sense of achievement

The Trust provides education and training in the field of conservation, and the protection of the environment.

Relief of sickness of the patients of Swindon Hospitals and similar institutions by visiting patients and broadcasting to them programmes which are considered to be of a suitable nature

Sports and Recreation, with concern to the environment,conservationand heritage. Helps children, young people,elderly, old people and the general public by providing an open space and play equipment and a site for the village hall.

The trust considers applications from individuals of all ages, and groups, for financial assistance in obtaining equipment/services, particularly those not provided by statutory bodies. When considering a large project, preference is given to contributing towards a specific item. Projects of an educational nature are also considered for support.

The Society is concerned with the maintenance and upkeep of the environment in the village with special emphasis on the Aldwick Duck Pond and it's immediate surroundings. All planning applications within the Parish are monitored and comments made as appropriate. Social functions are arranged both as a means of raising funds but also to contribute to the fostering of a community spirit.

Football field used by local football clubs. Children's Playground.Environment/conservation/heritage

Wycliffe Hall is a theological college within the diverse environment of the University of Oxford. We aim to equip our students for their future ministries, through excellent academic teaching, practical ministry experience and living as part of a vibrant and supportive Christian community.

The care and conservation of the objects, records and associated information from the Tickenhill Collection, and the use of that collection for public benefit through display and educational activities.

CONSERVATION/HERITAGE OF THE VILLAGES-- HAXEY AND WESTWOODSIDE.

CVIS provides and maintains facilities for recreation, education and leisure for people of all ages and physical ability in Cellan and the local area. These include Cellan Millennium Hall, a children's play area and community garden, all sited on a 1 1/4 acre recreation area leased from Ceredigion County Council. We strive to enhance the environment and constantly monitor and improve facilities.