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AAW aim to improve mental wellbeing in West Cumbria by delivering accessible support services including 1:1 coping strategies, counselling, adult and youth groups, walking football, alternative therapies and awareness training for organisations/schools. We remove barriers such as transport, cost and confidence, reducing isolation, building resilience and enabling early intervention before crisis.

Accrington Christians Together run a number of initiatives in the town of Accrington. We operate a Foodbank for local people in need and run the ACT Street Angels, looking after the vulnerable and helping to keep the streets safe.On every first and third Wednesday we operate a prayer meeting in local cafes. Each Thursday we run a bible study group in a local cafe for anyone seeking faith.

BDEF CIO is an organisation of Disabled people, where all decisions are made by Disabled people. We work to the Social Model of Disability. Our current work focuses on: Community Development, Voice and Influence, Peer Support, Information and signposting, Co-design and Co-production.

Promoting the study and understanding of the archaeology, history, geology, natural history, arts, and literature within the historic county of Brecknock through lectures, meetings, exhibitions, and other events, to which all are welcome.

Neath Arts Festival exists to organise, commission and promote arts activities in Neath town and locality. It will stage events throughout the year, arrange for writers, musicians and artists to visit schools and community organisations, and organise an annual festival.

Aycliffe and Brancepeth Band is a brass band for players of all ages and abilities who want to play in a friendly atmosphere. We are very much a community band and enjoy entertaining audiences with our mix of traditional and popular music.

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship among individuals and families living in Manchester and the surrounding areas, byProviding access to professionally prepared meals including, but not limited to, those in temporary accommodation, refuges, or those using food banks, and;Assisting in the delivery of educational courses to equip those people with the skills and capacities

To provide and assist in providing facilities for sport, recreation or other leisure time occupations of such persons who have a need for such facilities by reason of their age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship, poverty or social and economic circumstances or for the public at large in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving their conditions of life.

To advance education in the UK by providing support and activities which develop an individual's capabilities, competence, skills and understanding as lifelong learners.

To re-launch the Willesden Trades Hall for the use of the community in Brent.

Provision and maintenance of life saving medical equipment such as defibrillators, and emergency bleed kits.

We award grants to UK-based organisations which further our charitable objectives. We support grassroots initiatives that promote social action, environmental action & sustainability, peace & reconciliation and Quaker work & witness. (For more information or to apply to us please visit our website: www.southalltrust.org. We DO NOT welcome mail via our postal address.)

Sustainable Amersham promotes sustainable living through projects such as its Repair Cafe, the Waste Matters project, toy swaps, and Green Energy activities. Its Wild Amersham team encourages people to explore local nature through walks, talks and workshops, and to protect and restore biodiversity through monitoring wildlife and helping local partner organisations manage their land for nature.

Provides supported living housing/accommodation for older people.

Samstail mission is to unite and empower dog rescues across the England and Wales by creating a centralized hub that enhances visibility, facilitates resource sharing, and promotes collaborative efforts. We strive to ensure every rescue dog finds a loving home by supporting rescue shelters that are undermanned and lacking funds to enhance visibility and provide funding quarterly.

We support the preservation of good mental health by promoting the conscious practice of taking time on a regular basis to step away from the distractions, stresses and challenges of daily life via the use of a free technology platform creating an interactive virtual space to raise awareness and to upload a picture documenting their reflective action of closing their eyes and taking a moment.

Rea Valley Scout District provides a range of activities, training, and personal development opportunities for young people aged 6-25. Through Scouting programs, we promote life skills, outdoor adventures, leadership, and community engagement. Our activities encourage personal growth, teamwork, and responsibility, fostering active citizenship and self-confidence.

The Echoing Air provides high quality music performances and music-making opportunities to communities in the South West of England, including (but not limited to) workshops in schools, community centres, retirement communities and other community groups/centres. Our schedule of concert performance aims to reach communities lying beyond established centres of culture.

1. Convening workshops and scenario exercises for policymakers and international organisations2. Promoting policies and practices that reduce the risk to vulnerable communities3. Providing educational programs, resources, and training4. Developing and disseminating grants5. Conducting and supporting high impact research

Activities assicociated and guided by the charity's objects clause.

The Charity runs a programme of intensive residential courses each year, giving attendees a chance to study selected historical houses and collections on specially arranged visits accompanied by specialist tutors and lecturers.

We promote environmental conservation and community development in Three Cocks and surrounding areas. Our activities include habitat creation, ecological surveys, and community gardening, alongside play areas and events that support people of all ages and backgrounds. We provide facilities and education that improve wellbeing and enhance the local environment.

Aims and ObjectivesBraunton Parochial Church Council works alongside the Diocese of Exeter, in promoting the whole mission of the church - pastoral, evangelical, social and ecumenical. The PCC has duly considered the guidance of the Charity Commission with regard to public benefit and is committed to enabling as many people as possible to worship with us and become part of our church family

The Charity is based in Gateshead, Northumberland, Newcastle, North Tyneside and rescues stray and unwanted cats. These cats are neutered, vaccinated and chipped unless already done and fostered until a suitable new home can be found. Ferals are also trapped, neutered and returned unless suitable for rehoming in a domestic enviroment.

Volunteers are trained as osprey watchers operating via the nest cameras or at the viewpoint. They operate in shifts to provide protection for the birds and collect scientific data which is subsequently analysed for conservation research.Education is provided to the public through talks given by experts and by presentations to local groups and schools.

Religion - Christianity - Church of England

The Animal Charity Platform provides affordable veterinary medication to: animals being cared for, or that previously have been cared for, by animal welfare charities and/or charitable animal rescue and rehoming centres; assistance animals owned, provided or supported by charities which provide assistance animals to people in need because of ill health or disability.

The club runs afternoon duplicate bridge sessions on Mons & Thurs, an evening session on Fri and an online session on Tues evenings. All the bridge sessions are open to visitors who would like to play bridge.There are teaching sessions on Mon evenings with supervised play and on Tues mornings / afternoons there is a relaxed session which combines both a learning and playing element.

To enhance the proven physical and mental health of our members and to share the joy of choral singing

The PCC supports the Rector of the Broseley Group of Churches in the full range of activities expected of a Church of England Parish

AST provides worship services, education, pastoral care and services to the local community inspired by their faith in Jesus.

St Nicholas Parochial Church Council (PCC) has the responsibility of cooperating with the incumbent in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish of Wells-next-the-Sea, and the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. The PCC is also specifically responsible for the care and maintenance of St Nicholas Church.

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by any means the Trustees see fit, including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals.

Minerva Bath RC charity exists to promote health and well-being through rowing to the community of Bath and beyond. Membership is open to ages 13 to 80 and to all levels and abilities, from recreational rowers through to those wishing to compete at national and international events. The charity operates from two boat sheds on the banks of the river Avon with access to an 8km stretch of river.

3. Objects The objects of the Club are: 3.1 To promote community participation in healthy recreation for the public benefit in Horning and the surrounding area by providing facilities and equipment for sailing and other water-based activities. 3.2 To advance education of the public in Horning and the surrounding area in power boating for safety purposes, sailing and other water-based relat

The promotion of religion in accordance with the principles of the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches and to promote such charitable purposes in the Parish of Ditchling as the trustees in their discretion consider appropriate.

We promote the whole mission of the Church through regular worship and providing other facilities outside worship e.g. Top Up Shop, Bubbles toddler group, Youth cafe, Monday meals all with educational opportunities. Regular social events are held and we support a local care home with worship services and offer well being support to parents at a local primary school. The building is also hireable.

1) To alleviate physical, mental or financial distress or hardship of persons with cancer, the family and friends of persons with cancer and persons bereaved through cancer.2) To provide education about cancer to persons with cancer, the family and friends of persons with cancer, persons bereaved through cancer and members of the public at large.

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of Sand Hutton, Claxton and surrounding areas, without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for:(a) meetings, lectures and classes, and(b) other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life of the inhabitants.

Wareham Area Mens Shed provides a safe space for men to meet and work on projects together. the regular meetings are to ameliorate loneliness and isolation amongst men in the community of Wareham and the surrounding area. The projects build a lasting identity and purpose for the men in the surrounding community.

The charity provides an airy internal space for recreational and other leisure-time activities for adults and children, including classes, hobbies, exhibitions, meetings, training courses, community meetings, food preparation and serving, parties and celebrations. There is a large hall, stage, a separate meeting room, a well equipped kitchen and disabled access and toilets.

We are the Anglican churches in the Gower Ministry Area in Swansea & Brecon diocese, with a focus on pastoral and community work within twenty congregations in seventeen Gower villages and also in the Dunvant, Killay and Ty Coch areas of Swansea city.

We provide for children under the age of 16 years residing in the North East of England ,who through a display of exceptional character in overcoming difficulties arising out of serious sickness or injury, an award and age appropriate gifts to recognise this bravery

We are a small parochial church council (PCC) in West Sussex having responsibility for managing the Grade 1-listed church of St Nicolas, Old Shoreham, and discharging the duties of a PCC within the diocese of Chichester. The church is open to all regardless of belief. The PCC relies upon voluntary donations from supporters to meet its financial obligations.

This charity exists to advance the Christian faith through the holding of weekly support groups, prayer meetings, Bible studies and various outreach programmes. We also support people living with disabilities. We work at easing the pains of disabled people in Africa through the provision of specialist equipment, access to medical care with the aim of improving their conditions of life.