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TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN ACHIEVING THEIR FULL PHYSICAL, INTELLECTUAL, SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL POTENTIAL; AS INDIVIDUALS, AS RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS AND AS MEMBERS OF THEIR LOCAL, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES

THE OBJECT OF THE CIO IS, THE PROMOTION OF COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN HEALTHY RECREATION IN SUFFOLK IN PARTICULAR THROUGH THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN SKATEBOARDING. FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS CLAUSE FACILITIES MEANS LAND, BUILDINGS, EQUIPMENT, ACCESS TO COACHING AND ORGANISING SPORTING ACTIVITIES.

Hebe provides facilities for young people for their educational, recreational and other leisure-time occupation in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving their conditions of life in London and in such other parts of the UK or the World as the trustees may from time to time think fit and to fulfil such other purposes which are exclusively charitable (formerly RCN 1139610)

A Baptist Church which provides Sunday Worship and Bible study as well as activities for children and young people, social events and community outreach initiatives by showing God's love practically and generously through His people.

New Beginnings Peer Support is a peer-led after-crisis domestic abuse service supporting women and their children who have previously been subjected to domestic abuse. We offer tailored person-centred/whole-family support and signposting to empower our clients and offer a platform from which they can experience post-traumatic growth despite the ongoing challenges they face.

We provide a Milly Bag to all new families whose child has been diagnosed with cancer and admitted onto Ward 84 at Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, Ward 3B at Alder Hey Children's Hospital and Ward L31 at Leeds Children's Hospital. The Milly Bag contains essential items that will help and support families during the first few weeks on the ward and beyond.

Acts As An Umbrella Or Resource Body

Harlow U3A is an affiliate of The Third Age Trust ("TAT"), operating in Harlow, Essex. We subscribe to the ethos and goals of TAT. Our membership is inclusive and diverse, providing opportunities for education, self-improvement, physical recreation and social interaction for "Third Agers" - those in or approaching retirement from full-time work, by working and sharing in "Interest Groups".

The promotion of the arts, in particular the art of dance, for the public benefit by educating and raising awareness of the diversity of participatory art forms, through means including the development and delivery of programmes of cross-artform workshops, events and performances.

We are a Christ Centred Community based in a local Community Centre in South Coventry.

We are a foodbank operating under the guidance of the Trussell Trust

Sunday services, midweek evening Bible studies, youth & children's holiday clubs, art clubs, ESOL classes, booktables in public markets, music and cultural events.

Adavu works to respond to the issues of modern slavery across the West Midlands through long term support to adult survivors of modern slavery making the transition into a life in the local community; advocating justice; building partnerships and raising awareness.

Women's chorus singing and performing in a cappella/barbershop style for both charities, and general public, also providing powerpoint talks illustrated with live singing to explain the genre. Also run courses for new singers interested in this type of singing. Meet weekly on Tuesday evenings in Welwyn Garden City. More info at www.welwynharmony.co.uk

Sunday and midweek services, Bible study groups, exploring Christianity courses, prayer meetings, religious activities.

The choir provides an outlet for those who wish to sing at a high standard in a choir, and also improves their skills. It also provides the benefit of performances of music outside the usual choral repertoire for members of the public to enjoy. It also aims to make this music more accessible by gaining greater insight into the music e.g. via interviews with composers.

To relieve the needs of adopted and looked after children, in particular, but not exclusively in Yorkshire, through the provision of art programmes allowing them access to various aspects of the arts.

Mehiel Foundation tackles the underlying causes of poverty and social injustice in order to deliver lasting change in the lives of underprivileged and vulnerable people.

To relieve persons in the Marden Vale Area who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress in such ways as the Trustees think appropriate. In the first instance, by supplying food parcels containing non-perishable food to ensure a healthy, balanced, nutritious diet for up to 3 days, either directly or through partner agencies approved by the Trustees.

We provide a Parent Carer Forum for Bristol; namely to be an effective strategic voice within Bristol representing families of children and young people 0 to 25 years with disabilities, special educational needs and life-limiting conditions, providing a partner to Statutory and Voluntary Agencies within Bristol.

Baptist Church serving the local community

Operation of Whitton Community Centre, Twickenham.

Church based pre school, authorised and inspected by Ofsted. Provision of activities across all seven areas of learning from within the Early Years Framework (EYFS), both indoors and in the garden.

We organise and deliver Health and Well-being activities and programmes for the elderly and old people. This includes presentations by health care professionals, organising physical activities, health checks, advice and information sessions as well as promoting and raising health awareness to diseases prevalent in our community.We organise social action activities for children and young people.

We run a gift shop on the pier, and operate the entrance kiosk, both manned by a team of volunteers under the leadership of our volunteer coordinator. The profits from our gift shop are used to fund specific projects on the pier. The money raised at the entrance kiosk is passed directly to Bangor City Council to fund ongoing pier maintenance, ensuring a safe future for the pier.

Mo1 Youths is for the benefit of children and young people who are residents of Westminster, Hammersmith, Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea. The charity improves the lives of ethnic minority and socio- economic disadvantaged communities through the delivery of life skills workshops, holiday programmes, employability activities to empower young people to fulfil their full potential.

To deliver outstanding arts cultural experiences with and for the people of Hull, and also regionally, nationally and internationally. Targeting people and places of least arts engagement but open and welcoming to all. Offering opportunities to participate in the arts in different ways, including as audiences, participants/learners and as volunteers/hub members

Providing support for bereaved families in Nottinghamshire following pregnancy loss or the death of a baby or child. We support anyone who has experienced loss, from early gestation to the death of an older child, with activities including peer support, specialist bereavement counselling, creative and holistic therapies, information sharing, books and resources.

To advance the education of the public in Somerset in science,technology, mathematics and engineering (STEM) and to promotepublic engagement in all aspects of STEM developments for thepublic benefit.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of dogs in need of care and attention and to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for the reception , care, and treatment of such animals.For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention, through the provision of grants and services for the reception, care and treatment of such

The Unite Foundation provides a scholarship scheme for, and undertakes research and campaigning on behalf of, care leaver and estranged students in Higher Education with the objective of: Widening access to higher education, supporting academic progression, developing post graduate outcomes and employability. It works in partnership with a network of universities across the UK.

Winchester Community Choir rehearses weekly during school terms, led by its Music Director. The choir's website hasa member area that includes resources (for example MP3 sound files) to help members learn the partsthey are singing. The choir presents two concerts each year, typically at Christmas. The choir raises fundsat public concerts and makes grants to other charities.

Promotion of the Christian faith under the auspices of the Baptist denomination. Junior Church for children. Meetings for people not connected with the church of all ages and gender.

The Objects of the Charity are to advance the appreciation and understanding of the arts primarily but not exclusively the visual arts and crafts for the benefit of the public. Based in Newcastle, we house 39 artist studios and have an annual programme of exhibitions and events open to members of the public, and partner with local businesses and schools supporting educational events.

Giving hands-on practical, financial and emotional support to families and carers, supporting children with a life threatening diagnosis. Inspiring the next generation of medical students to advance research into rare diseases and condition to raise awareness and improve treatments and care. Addressing the inequalities in charitable support available to children with a life-threatening diagnosis.

Gateway into the Community enables people with learning disabilities to take part in a broad programme of leisure and learning opportunities. The safe environment within our own 'groups' prepares our members to participate in mainstream activities in their wider communities. We work to ensure that the inclusion of people who have a learning disability is enjoyable and beneficial for everyone.

Fusion Church conducts services on Sundays, which include worship, prayer, teaching and fellowship. The church members also pray for individual needs and wider needs in the local area and beyond. The church also give financial and other support to people at the discretion of the trustees. The church also gives financial aid to other charitable organisations to meet the needs of the disadvantaged.

to protect and preserve good health among Sikh/Panjabi women and children, who have suffered from or are exposed to domestic abuse and sexual exploitation including but not limited to:- a) The provision of support, education, training, and advice. b) The promotion of research into domestic abuse and sexual exploitation in all its forms an the publication of the useful results of such research

West Midlands Anti-Slavery Network unites and enables partner organisations to work in collaboration to end modern slavery, human trafficking and exploitation. We do this by identifying gaps, influencing change and facilitating solutions in order to protect and advocate for the vulnerable in society.

We provide activities for our families with children who have down syndrome making it inclusive for all children and families

The charities objectives are to promote the development of young persons in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential, particularly by educating such persons in all aspects of the history and practice of seamanship and seafaring.

We advance the Christian religion and its mission in accordance with the faith and practice of the Church of England through worship, teaching, visitor engagement and support and service to our congregation, local community and the wider world. We care for and conserve the fabric and structure of our Cathedral church building, heritage site, ancillary buildings and wider residential estate.

We run the Maths Circles programme. Maths Circles are out-of-class maths clubs for secondary school pupils. They aim to develop students' mathematical thinking and expand their mathematical curiosity. Participation in Circles supports high-attaining students (particularly from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds) to develop their mathematical excellence.

The prevention of poverty in Hampshire , in particular but not exclusively those individuals who are victims of domestic abuse, by the provision of furniture, kitchen equipment , clothing and any other necessary items as the trustees see fit.

To promote the objects of the riding for the disabled

Running a day/boarding school known as King's College School, Cambridge in accordance with the principles and doctrine of the Anglican faith but welcoming to pupils of all faiths or none; the provision of accommodation and education for School-age choristers of King's College, Cambridge; such other charitable purposes when they are not required for the formal education of the School's pupils.

We provide a place of worship as well as provision of services to the community - food pantry, meals, toddler group, youth group and many other programmes.

Sapphire provides an adult environment for those young people who want to increase their confidence and achieve successfully in the community and the wider society. The young person is central to the service we deliver, underpinned by positive relationships with the family/carers and all the relevant professionals involved.

The objectives of the Charity are:- advancing education for the benefit of the public, in particular, by the promotion of vocational skills training and apprenticeships- the relief of unemployment through assistance and support to find employment especially among people who are disadvantaged by financial hardship, disability, ill health, discrimination, or poor educational or skills attainment

Public worship, Evangelism, Food Bank, Community Space, counselling, Prison Ministry, Befriending, Open The Book, Place of Welcome, Warm Place. Other projects are in the pipeline.