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Our activities are based around the education of the public in transport heritage generally, particularly in the Nottingham conurbation through preserving for posterity a collection of passenger service vehicles and associated artefacts. In August 2015 we leased a period bus garage in Hucknall to develop into a transport museum . We aim to engage all areas of the local community in our work.

PROVIDES COMMUNITY TRANSPORT FOR THOSE WITH A MOBILITY PROBLEM AND LONE PARENTS IN ISOLATED RURAL AREAS. THE CHARITY HAS THREE TAIL-LIFT MINIBUSES - A RING & RIDE BUS SUPPORTED BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND 2 COMMUNITY BUSES SUPPORTED BY VOLUNTARY DONATIONS, GRANTS ETC

Providing low cost employment law advice with the aim of resolving disputes between employers and employees without recourse to litigation. We do this through advice, mediation, and the dissemination of easily accessible factsheets and information about employment law.

The Snow Sports Foundation raises funds to deliver snow sports opportunities to people with neurodiversity, additional needs, mental health challenges, disabilities, financial hardship and social or exceptional circumstances. The snow sports lessons take place at indoor snow centres in the UK by specialist SEN snow sports providers, such as Snowbility and DSUK.

We raise money through various fundraising and social events for the benefit of the children within the school. In the past school year we have held a Race Night, Christmas Fair, Summer Sports Fair, discos for the children, and 80's social event for families as well as providing refreshments at school performances throughout the year.

The following are our activities:-Child abuse public awareness program: public events, conferences and seminars, media programs-Developing and strengthening preventative work-Youth Forum

Using music, art, exercise and beauty/holistic therapies as a vehicle to engage with adults living with mental health issues and those who are isolated and/or lonely in the community. We provide: music lessons, group singing, art and creative writing groups, film club, holistic beauty, Thai Chi and Pilates classes as well as a live music event aimed at those living with or at risk from dementia

We are a church based charity operating on The Wirral. We receive donations of good quality household items from the south west side of the Wirral and supply referred clients with the donated goods.

ROB is a charity dedicated to making a difference to the economic lives and welfare of porters, guides and support staff working on Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. By funding places on occupational education programmes and training that would otherwise be beyond their reach ROB helps them advance their careers in ways that transforms their lives and that of their families and communities.

We are a Christian church based in Killingworth, Newcastle Upon Tyne and hold services each Sunday morning in a local school and midweek house groups. Local schools are supported through assemblies and classroom activities. Although we no longer have a Christians Against Poverty centre we continue to support those of our former clients who still require help.

Weekly worship and teaching programmes for the various age groups (Adults and Children) as well as combined family services on special occasions.Organised evangelistic programmes to reach out to community. Collaborative activities were engaged in with other Churches and Christian Organisations to reach out to the less privilege in the community such as distribution of Christmas Hampers.

JW3 is the Jewish Community Centre in London NW3 operated by JW3 Trust (Company Registration Number 5679146; Charity Registration Number 1117644. The objects of JW3 Development are to support the aims and objectives of JW3 Trust and to further those aims by raising funds in support of the work of JW3 Trust

To service the orthodox community of Lancashire and Greater Manchester area, providing facilities and holding events along the orthodox faith. To support and promote cultural, educational, recreation and entertainment for all the community in the area of Preston and surroundings. Assist the individuals of all ages, young and old, able and disable regardless of ethnic background or colour.

To advance the education of the public in the arts of music, drama and dance

To run the Acacia Community Centre for the benefit of the Residents of Annesley/Annesley Woodhouse, Notts. To provide radio and media training.

To advance the education of the public in music and in particular the music of choral groups through supporting education, workshops, performances and concerts by choral groups including, principally but not exclusively, the early music group known as Stile Antico alone or in collaboration with others.

Mustafia Sharif is actively involved in a diverse range of charitable activities, including:Homeless Feed, Health and Well-being initiatives, Employability Support, Educational and Skill Development Courses and Training, Youth club, Coffee Mornings, Arranging kids activities, Food and Monetary Relief and promoting women's empowerment through various programmes and initiatives

The Cygnets Milton Pre-School is registered to provide Full Day Care for children from 2 years to under 5 years. We used to operate under the charity number 292621 as an unincorporated charity. The Charitable Incorporated Organisation of the same name, charity number 1155959, was Ofsted registered on 12 June 2014. Our aims remain the same.

Working towards preservation and restoration of the Uttoxeter Canal, having restored theCaldon Canal which the Trust monitors and works to improve. Activities include: volunteerwork parties to carry out restoration, conservation and improvement; monitoring and liaisonabout the state of the canals, planning applications etc; fund raising; awareness raising events,exhibitions, talks and PR.

De Profundis is an innovative vocal group that performs early music at low pitch with mens voices. Founded in 2011, we give two concerts a year, generally in Cambridge. In 2015 the choir will release the first CD

Daisy Chains IW supports Isle of Wight children and their families when a child has been diagnosed with a life limiting illness, long term health problem or disability this includes premature babies who need to travel to mainland hospitals for treatment/care or therapy, we also help with any costs associated with the treatment/illness/disability and also pay for any equipment or family support.

Learning and participation - helping people find out about heritage through formal and informal learning such as school visits and staff talks in the communityVisitor services - promoting the assets in our care through touring exhibitions and events and participation in community eventsCollections care - working with partners to manage the assets in our care Working with volunteers

The relief of Poverty, particularly of members of Jewish communities, living or working in Greater Manchester or Cheshire, by providing such persons with vouchers exchangeable for food, or basic household goods, which they could not otherwise afford through lack of means.Any other charitable activity under the law of England and Wales as the trustees see fit.

Facilitating the review and development of organisational visions and strategy.Carrying out leadership and development programmes.Helping strengthen the abilities of individuals, teams and organisations to influence change.

We are a UK group working with Tanzanian partners, the Anglican Diocese of Kagera, to support a strategic health centre in a remote NW area. An initial building is nearly complete. The Diocese has entered an agreement that the local government build and fund the other facilities to meet current health standards. The Trust is nowproviding funding for accommodation to attract and retain staff.

Charity is dedicated to the preservation of the World's largest collection of unique and historic Land Rover vehicles and also maintains a comprehensive document archive. The vehicles are displayed to the public at a number of classic vehicle shows and exhibitions throughout the year.

The Community Unity (Leeds) CIO current activities are delivering hampers and toys at Christmas, running community family parties (Halloween and Christmas) and providing weekly meals and support to vulnerable local people.

At the heart of On Fire Mission is an annual conference (which operates a bursary fund) serving as a resource for churches and their communities in equipping Christian leaders and ordinary Christian people. Regional day gatherings are also held.Everyone is welcome to attend events and avail themselves to be refreshed and renewed through the worship, Bible studies, workshops and retreat time.

Research and archiving of SOE ,BCRA, RAF Special Duties Squadrons and French Resistance Activities in WW2 in UK and FRANCE plus interviewing/filming of Veterans of above. Acting as an outreach vehicle for certain Educational and Museum Establishments eg University of Sussex Centre for Resistance Studies initiative for the above.

Promotion of amateur cycling for women throughout the UK by the provision of financial assistance, education, support and training.

Berkshire County Sports Club promotes community participation in healthy recreation through the provision of facilities for a range of sports. These include football and rugby pitches, cricket, tennis and squash courts, and an all-weather hockey/football pitch. All are available for use by members of the Club, as well as other sports clubs, schools, community organisations and the general public.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of persons who have autism spectrum conditions through the provision of assistance , support, education and practical advice and to advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to autism.The promotion of social inclusion among persons who have ASC.

To provide early years education to the children and families of Horley.

The Foundations objectives are for such exclusively charitable purposes for the benefits of the inhabitants of Pakistan in particular but not exclusively for the provision of financial assistance, advice and goods and equipment to the Abaseen Foundation in Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.

The charitable purposes of the Charity is to advance the Christian faith through the use of the church building and provision and facilitation of Christian mission, worship and other activities. Grant making to local & overseas missions.

we run a community centre in the Pin Green area of Stevenage, providing halls for local people to hire for a range of activities including keeping fit, dance classes and other recreational. We also run a lunch club during the week and coffee mornings. The centre is a place where people can come to socialise as well get information.

To advance the education of children under statutory school age, regardless of their financial circumstances, in a loving caring and respectful atmosphere based on Christian belief and practice, while encouraging other charitable activities through which parents and carers may help their children.

miraclefeet UK exists to assist in the treatment and care of children in developing countries who suffer from clubfoot or who need rehabilitation as a result of such illness, by the provision of grants to support programs for such children. miraclefeet UK also exists to educate the public in the subject of untreated clubfoot in children in developing countries, for the public benefit.

To further the education of the general public, principally in relation to the works of TS Eliot and to promote art, culture and heritage, in particular poetry, in his name. To preserve and conserve for the public benefit an archive of poetry, manuscripts, and memorabilia relating to the life and work of TS Eliot.

The relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of health by developing and making available, free of charge, an electronic medical records system for use in resource challenged settings.

The Charity provides impactful multi-generational personal, leadership and spiritual development, both online and in person. Activities include: mentorship, youth events, volunteer training, a Vision Development Programme for leaders, spiritual retreats, teaching events and pop-up community events.It equips individuals, families and community groups to improve and enhance their lives.

General charitable purpose, education/trianing, the advancement of health or saving lives, concern for the disables, the prevention or relief of poverty and religious activities - Church

TO RAISE FUNDS TO CARE FOR AND RELIEVE THE SUFFERING OF DOGS AND TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN MATTERS PERTAINING TO ANIMAL WELFARE IN GENERAL

Raising money for Poor, Vulnerable and Disabled Children.

The Foundation exists to nurture and develop the creative and technical skills and talents of young people by providing them with equipment and facilities which will enable them to produce and distribute audio visual programmes and other types of digital content relating to their culture, history, music and the world in which they live.

Inspiring Communities Together is a neighbourhood based Charity operating in Greater Manchester. The organisation has three strategic priorities: strengthening local voice, improving peoples lives and creating better places to live we aim to improve the capacity and skills of local people, improve self confidence and nurture networking and share experiences

Puffin Community Nursery provides affordable, nurturing, high quality childcare to children age 2-5 years living in central Brighton, East Sussex.

Staines Shopmobility provides mobility equipment such as wheelchairs to enable people with limited mobility to fully access shops and facilities in Staines town centre. The charity also hires travel scooters and wheelchairs to enable people to visit family or go on holiday. An information service is available to provide information on services and products relevant to older or disabled people.

We are a breakfast and after school club run for the children at Tarleton Holy Trinity Church of England Primary School.

To gather together to worship God and to hear the preached word of God. To gather together for fellowship and to support and encourage all members of the congregation. To raise funds in order to further the gospel, both in the West Midlands and in the country of Uganda, where we have a number of other Link Churches.