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The Breinton Relief in Need Charity provides financial relief to needy people who live in the parish of Breinton, near Hereford. All forms of need are covered, including financial support for young people's education, such as help with buying educational books or equipment or help with buying equipment to enable them to take part in the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme.

The Charity was established in 1904 and was used to provide children's 'Johnson Tea' - an annual event at Payne's Cafe Royale until the mid 1960's. After being dormant for some years, the Town Council arranged with the Charity Commissioners for a new scheme to regulate the Trust. It is now used to relieve hardship amongst local school children up to the age of 13, under certain conditions.

Investment to benefit the Sunday School for religious education of children

To promote opportunities for the development, education and support of young people in need to lead purposeful, stable and fulfilled lives and to promote safer, crime free communities for the benefit of the public.The charity is currently dormant.

Eisteddfodau held for three days annually, with competing performances in Music, Reciting and Drama, for children, young people and adults.

Essentially we are a village hall, providing low cost space to village groups,organisations and providing space for private events such as childrens parties, anniversaries etcWe have some 20 regular organisations using the hall from the Players on a weekly basis to recreational groups meeting once a month

The charity offers assistance ,both clerical & financial , to youth work .

To encourage and promote work with children and youth, outreach in local communities and assistance for the elderly.

Providing financial help to clients recommended by agencies and any given poverty and children in need.

The Windsor and Uxbridge Province in part of the wider Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes. We have Lodges that meet at regular intervals and raise funds to promote their social & charitable activities. This Charity supports the members and there dependents (Wife, Partner, Widow & Children) with grants to support i.e. Health, Poverty, Education or Disability needs.

Provides grants to choir, bellringers sunday School or other children/youth groups

To apply both capital and income to the relief of poor and distressed brother masons and distressed widows and children and for the benefit of Masonic and other charities and objects as the Lodge shall direct.

The charity covers donations to general charitable purposes, education/training, medical/health/sickness, disability, overseas aid, sports & recreation, childrens charities. No donations to individuals, only to registered charities

providing aid to underprivileged children around the world

Currently operate a Saturday School, helping children age 5 years and upwards.We support the teaching of Literacy, Numeracy, ICT, SATs preparation and homework.We support teaching of Black History.We organise trips both educational and social.

To promote the welfare of the young people and children living in Capel and surrounding area. Being a rural area the Youth Club provides an outlet for young people to meet in a safe and secure environment .

To provide financial support to small organisations known to the Trustees where the area of operations (general charitable purposes, young people, the environment ) accords with the aims of the charity.

A unit of the Scout Association. There are Scout, Cub and Beaver sections. The sections meet most weeks during school terms. The young people do a variety of activities, and various camps.

For the relief of any person who at any time is or has been employed by the Bank and who is poor, the relief of any poor spouse, widow, widower, child, orphan, relative or dependant of any person who at any time has been employed by the Bank and such other charitable bodies as the Trustees shall from time to time decide

We make various donations to charities that have specific meaning to the doners. We donate to charities connected to Cancer, Cancer Care, Children in Need etc.

The relief of persons who have served or are serving under the white ensign and the wives, widows, husbands, children and other dependants of such persons who are in necessitous financial circumstances or who are suffering from ill-health or injury. From time to time make contributions to registered charities (Naval).

General Charityable purposes, Education /Training,Disability,Relif of PovertyChildren/Young Persons, Elderly/Old People,People witha disability/Special NeedsWe would make grants to organisations{inc Schools etc.

Primary School Charity account - supporting activities and learning resources for the children of Thundridge Primary School

Fundraising for Madginford Infants and Junior schools.

Our aim is to support deaf children, their families and those actively involved in the welfare of children with all ranges of hearing loss. We will ensure children are supported in their home environment and in their social interactions.We will organise regular events that are inclusive for children with hearing loss to maintain friendships and provide families with a peer group.

To provide financial support and enrichment to the members of the East Sussex Youth Orchestra.

Organisation of fund raising activities for Broomgrove Infant & Junior Schools. Annual activities include Firework night, Easter Fair and Summer fair, plus ad-hoc activities through out the year. Collection of donations for the operation and upkeep of the school swimming pool.

We organise social activities and fund-raising events for both adults and children at the school. We raise funds to provide extra equipment and resources to enrich and improve the facilities available to the children of St Mary's School, 'extras' that would not normally be possible within the school budget.

Advice, Information, Activities, Children Education, Welfare for Pakistani women in the bough of Waltham Forest

1st Newick Scout Group is part of the Scout Association which provides adventurous activities and personal development opportunities for young people aged 6-16

Gives grants or loans to young people undertaking positive activities if no other finance is available.

Research suitable organisations involved in work for youth in UK and Israel, and make grants where approved.

We are a scout group that provides adventurous activities and personal development opportunities for young people aged between 6 & 14 years old from Sutton Valence, Chart Sutton, East Sutton and the surrounding villages. In scouting we believe that young people develop most when they are learning by doing, when they are given responsibility and work in teams, making friends and getting outdoors.

We maintain and look after the village hall for the use of a variety of groups such as, Stibbard W.I. It is also used for social events such as wedding receptions, funerals, village meals, children's parties. The management committee undertake a variety of social and fund raising events to facilitate social integration and a sense of community.

The charity invest £3,000 where the best interest can be obtained. The interest accumulates & is then distributed to the youth organisation in the village, usually every couple of years.

Scouting activities for young people and disabled young people.

The objects of the charity are to make a difference to the lives of the young people in the Scout Group, as laid down by the Scout Association , by training and education.

Support the education of our children at the Village School.Makes grants.

To fund activities of children's Sunday Club.

No activities other than giving money to organisations to allow children to participate in educational activities that have to be paid for ie school trips.

Provision of bursaries tenable at King's College School, Wimbledon for the children of parents in financial need.Assistance of Former Pupils and past members of the staff of the School or their respective dependants who are in necessitous circumstances.The furtherance of any charitable object for the benefit of the School

THE OBJECT OF THE CHARITY SHALL BE TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS WHO ARE RESIDENT AT YEOVIL AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD THEREOF IN THE HISTORY, ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY OF YEOVIL AND THE SOUTH AND WEST PARTS OF THE COUNTRY OF SOMERSET.

The making of grants to young people to assist with costs of education, training and apprenticeship, and the purchase of related equipment.

Provide financial assistance with educational/vocational expenses incurred by young people living in Huntingdon and Hartford only

We award grants to young people who are leaving care - assisting with, for example, home furnishings and home essentials. Such items as may not be covered by a leaving care grant.

Assistance to young people in the parish of Ormside who are progressing to either higher / further education, or taking up other training such as an apprenticeship.

Raise funds for supporting children's education

the charity is for financial assistance to young people in the Parish of Clungunford (up to the age of 25) with educational activities such as school trips, driving lesson costs, equipment for school and university.

WE CONTINUE TO PROVIDE CREATIVE PLAY OPPORTUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AND YOUNG VOLUNTEERS CONTINUE TO BE THE DRIVING FORCE. COUNTRYSIDE AND SEA SIDE VISITS, OVER NIGHT CAMPING AND RESIDENTIAL ACTIVITY HAVE BEEN HUGELY BENEFICIAL TO PROMOTING HEALTH AND WELL BEING AND WE CONTINUE TO PROMOTE INCLUSIVE WORK SENSITIVE TO THE NEEDS OF THE INDIVIDUAL CHILD OR YOUNG PERSON.

EDUCATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH TRAVEL EXPERIENCES.