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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ART MUSEUMS OF ISRAEL

Our aim is to enable people with learning disabilites and autism to take part in the arts and to produce theatre and film that helps them to explore the issues that are most important to them, increase their skills and independence, improve their helath and wellbeing, reduce social isolation and and become more visible and active in their communities.

We are a Community led and managed project meeting the needs of children and families living in a nationally recognised area of disadvantageThe aim of our project is around early intervention support to overcome barriers to accessing opportunities that increase their prospect to improve both their immediate wellbeing and their future life chances.

'TO RELIEVE PERSONS IN WALLINGFORD AND THE SURROUNDING VILLAGES WHO ARE IN CONDITIONS OF NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS (BENEFICIARIES) BY THE PROVISION OF FOOD, GOODS AND SERVICES OF ANY KIND AS DEEMED APPROPRIATE BY THE TRUSTEES.'

The primary activities of Friends of HCUK are:To promote higher education for students in the UK who are considering attending university, including university in the United States, by providing information, prizes and financial assistance;To encourage public service activities by Harvard students or alumni in the UK.

Children and Young People's activities: Supplementary education, Homework Club, Sports, Recreational activitiesAdults and families' activities: Employability, Befriending, Sport, Entertainment, Outreach, holiday schemes Networking and Public Events in the communityInternational Development: supporting projects in some third world countriesIncome generation to be reinvested in the charity.

We work in an area of Zambia where some schools don't have mains power for lighting or electronic devices. With aid of District Education Board Secretary, we have identified 26 schools and begun to provide solar power involving local community hands-on approach -they install solar panels under supervision.Computer resources are Raspberry Pi computer pre-loaded with offline resource called RACHEL

Maintains a listed building and garden, hires the hall to various groups for the benifit of the community.

We manage premises which provide for regular acts of worship for members of the Methodist Church and non-members alike, and for worship for other Christian denominations. We seek to promote the whole mission of the Church by reaching out into the community, staging special events, services and concerts; and we provide facilities for other charities and community services at discounted rates

Broadcasting, and if applicable, producing television and radio programmes featuring Biblical preaching, teaching, prayer and music; publishing and distributing literature featuring articles of Biblically based teaching; producing and distributing discipleship resources; and making available Biblically based teaching and resources on digital media; to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Soel Connect runs a gospel music group / choir which seeks to bring hope to our communities through music and arts. Our aim is to pioneer in restoring and rebuilding the brokenness within our communities by leading with our sound and encouraging people to take part in life-changing musical experiences. Our activities and involvements enable social integration, interconnectedness and self-worth.

The object of the Charity is by the provision and operation of Day care facilities and a transportation service with in the local area to for elderly and vulnerable people and to tackle the issues of loneliness and isolation.

No 5 is a local charity, offering confidential listening to support children and young people and those around them, through a free counselling service for those aged 11 - 25, affected by mental or physical ill-health or by social and economic difficulties.

Working to relieve poverty in The Gambia, we are based in a rural area of Gambia in Gunjur. We support many community initiatives, incl women's development and small business development plus we have a memorandum of understanding with The Ministry of Education to improve learning opportunity in schools, sponsor students education, run training events for teachers and students and the community.

FIRE AID acts as a communications hub between member organisations, and between member organisations and donors, for the procurement of equipment, materials and funds, by promoting the work of member organisations, facilitating partnerships and joint projects where appropriate, and development of best practice guidance for the delivery of emergency services aid.

Planning, researching and delivering a Literary Festival in Ilminster. The festival includes many topics, speakers, authors, poets and journalists. We aim to involve as many schools as we can in some way and we offer a wide variety of venues in the locality and even wider neighbourhood of villages and hamlets. We use several hotels, restaurants,sports clubs and indeed a Masonic Lodge.

APART FROM SUPPORTING THE LOCAL HOSPITAL AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS BY PURCHASING MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AND ENHANCING THE TIME PATIENTS SPEND IN HOSPITAL,

The Virtual Sanctuary:A wide range of services to include, connect and support people in the Covid19 pandemic. The Sanctuary:A unique welcome centre where people seeking sanctuary can relax, access social activities and advice appointments. The Drop-In:A weekly Drop In where people can access advice and social activities. Sector Coordination:Run multiagency meetings and support sector development

Provide facilitated peer-support and advice to people in Bridport, Dorset living with mental health problems

To relieve and prevent suffering caused by mental or physical illness or by mental or emotional stress among children, young adults and their families by the provision of a confidential counselling service in South Wales.

The purpose of the Charity is to oversee the running of the Gurkha Museum based in Winchester and this includes the preservation and maintenance of the Brigade Collection and the upholding of the traditions and ethos of the Brigade of Gurkhas.

Anglican parish church council providing worship facilities, community outreach and social activities for the parish of Sawley

We provide information, advice, guidance, emotional support and practical help to people who are coping with blindness, partial sight and reduced vision in Essex.

Education programmes, training courses, classes, lectures, seminars & publications about breeding, development & good husbandry of DSS. The advancement of heritage, culture and science through the promotion, encouragement and development of DSS as a breed and their role within the agricultural community in the UK, the ROI & elsewhere; The advancement of animal welfare in relation to DSS.

The charity leases a building in Wellesbourne where our activities take place. The purpose of the charity is to run a sports and community centre for residents of the parish and the outlying areas. To this end we have a multi-use games area, tennis courts and netball court outside which are floodlit. Inside we have a fitness centre, a studio, a spin studio and two other multipurpose rooms.

We work with LGBTQ plus people seeking asylum and those who have been granted leave to remain but are unsettled. Based in Newcastle, we cover the North East region. We provide social opportunities where members can meet safely and enjoy each other's company. We work one-to-one with each member helping to provide detailed case information.

Sharewear Clothing Scheme provides free high-quality clothing and bedding to people living in poverty. In addition to our support of individuals experiencing hardship, we also divert tons of clothing which might otherwise have ended up in local landfill thus having an immediate and direct positive impact on the environment.

To advance the education of the public in the history and heritage of historic county of Shropshire by the promotion and dissemination of research and in any other way as the trustees shall determine

Wave Hub (previously Wave Cafe) was established to promote social inclusion and raise public awareness of the issues faced by people with learning disabilities. We aim to demonstrate what it means to value everyone equally. We run a creative arts cafe in Muswell Hill as a social enterprise where people of all abilities can work and socialise together.

Raising awareness of trafficking and slavery by organising events, providing training and creating resources. Supporting survivors of trafficking through a befriending programme and small grants. Forming partnerships with churches and other organisations committed to extending gospel hope to the trafficked, exploited and enslaved.

Our aim is to promote, provide and advance education within the language, literature, culture, music, or fine arts of the Tamil Community to the public in Hounslow and surrounding boroughs. This organisation is committed to achieving this by, but not exclusively, providing premises, educational resources, skilled teachers, musical instruments, performances, examinations, competitions and/or funds.

THE FOUNDATION ASSISTS IN THE PROVISION OF HEALTHY ACTIVITIES FOCUSED AROUND PARTICIPATION IN SPORT AND NETBALL IN THE RHONDDA VALLEYS AND THE WIDER COMMUNITY OF RHONDDA CYNON TAF.SUPPORT FEMALE EQUALITY, OPPORTUNITIES AND SOCIAL INCLUSION WHILST BEING FULLY INCLUSIVE.PROVIDE OR ASSIST IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR RECREATION AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES FOR THE CONSTITUENTS OF THE REGION.

AWARDS GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL ORGANISATIONS.

The church advances the Christian faith via its services and groups which meet throughout the week. At its services the church gives time to the preaching of the Bible and the central Christian tenets of faith. During the week the church has many sub groups which meet to study the bible and to have fellowship. These are open to all who arewilling to attend.

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church. We proclaim and worship the Risen Christ in all we do, not just on a Sunday, we care for our community through reaching the isolated and lonely, through providing a safe place for young people to learn life skills, through providing a hub for the community through our caf?.

In summary the purposes of YEC are: (a) to advance the Christian faith, primarily but not exclusively within York and the surrounding neighbourhood; (b) to put our faith into practice, for example by the prevention and relief of need or hardship, by the advancement of education, and by the provision of community facilities.

To provide and run a village hall and recreation field for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Wadhurst or for the public at large for social welfare and improvement of life.

We provide a framework for people in their third age to participate in a wide range of educational and social activities such as:1. Monthly meetings where members listen to talks on a variety of subjects.2. Interest groups on specific topics that meet on a regular basis for members to share their knowledge and expertise with others in the group.

Provides retired and semi-retired people the opportunity to come together and learn together, not for qualifications but for its own reward: the sheer joy of discovery!Our interest groups include:- Antiques, Appreciation of Art, Book Club, Bridge, Computing, Crafts Group, Digital Photography, French, Italian, Local History, Singing for Fun, Music Appreciation and Walking.

ADVANCE EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN THE POLISH LANGUAGE, CULTURE, TRADITION AND HERITAGE WITH THE AIM THAT STUDENTS CAN BETTER INTEGRATE INTO THE LOCAL CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT AND THE BRITISH SOCIETY. NOTHING IN THIS CONSTITUTION SHALL AUTHORISE AN APPLICATION OF THE PROPERTY OF THE CIO FOR THE PURPOSES WHICH ARE NOT CHARITABLE

Provides facilities and personnel (voluntary) to enable young people (male & female) to take part in recreational & instructional activities under the general 'umbrella' of the Marine Society and Sea Cadet organisation. Having premises directly adjacent to the River Wey in Guildford, the unit's main focus is on outdoor and indoor marine pursuits.

Fleetville Swing Band is a friendly, welcoming band with adult players of all ages who enjoy playing swing, jazz and big band music. We comprise both professional and amateur musicians from the St Albans area. Our vision is that community bonds can be strengthened by making music together. We perform about once a month and always try to support local charity events, free of charge.

We promote African culture within our community of Portsmouth and surrounding areas by celebrating African peoples' history and achievements. We collaborate in cultural and educational projects with Portsmouth city council and other statutory and community groups. We promote positive images of Africans and especially of African women for our young.

NLHA provides financial and other support to groups and individuals; holds local history conferences; publishes a magazine "The Nottinghamshire Historian"; distributes monthly newsletter; works closely with local organisations (libraries, archives, local studies departments) to promote and support local history.

To provide and maintain a Village Hall for the use of the inhabitants of Hook and Warsash without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures and classes, and for other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

Provides facilities to benefit children and young adults from 4 years old with mental and physical disabilities by having regular contact with horses, with the assistance of our coaches and volunteers. All sessions take place at Badgers Farm, Effingham, Surrey, giving weekly rides, and includes those suffering from Autism, Downs' Syndrome, Spina Bifida and Dyspraxia.

Creative music workshops for all ages and abilities.

Through the management of Wallingford Sports Park, the CIO aims to support the provisionof a variety of facilities for sport and recreation to enable local people, from all backgrounds, and including young, old and disabled, to participate in and enjoy recreational and health benefits from sporting activities.

The church's principal activities are set out publicly on our web site. The main meetings of the whole church are: two services on Sunday, one in the morning and one in the evening, plus a meeting on Wednesday evening. In addition, mainly during school term times, there is a Parent & Toddler Group, a Ladies Fellowship and a Coffee Morning.

Regional Arthritis Hydrotherapy Group offer group based hydrotherapy classes for adults suffering from arthritis in Romsey and the surrounding area. The classes in Southampton and Andover. The hydrotherapy sessions are designed to optimise physical potential by assisting movement in reduced weight bearing exercise. The sessions are run by a Chartered Physiotherapist.