CharityScore UK

Provides former coal mining communities in and around Kiveton Park with sports, recreational and social facilities

Community Association provides services and activities for the local community including supporting other local groups.

Activities focus on the advancement of the Baha'i Faith and belief in the essential oneness of the world's revealed religions and on Baha'i ideals of human brotherhood through various means including devotional meetings, children's classes, youth activities, study sessions and interfaith involvement.

This Charity endeavours to carry out various General Charitable activities including education, health, social welfare and development, relief of poverty, promotion of the principles of Sikh religion in particular the awareness of the therapeutic and spiritual values of Gurbani (Sikh Scriptures) in UK and overseas.

Provides religious pilgrimage/holiday to Lourdes in France for elderly and young people with disabilties.

Buddhist religious services, meditation, counselling, Dhamma and Language teaching, Cultural activities, Multi faith collaboration

To enhance the development and education of children primarily under statutory school age by encouraging parents to understand and provide for the needs of their children through community groups.

The charity maintains Little Wenlock Village Hall which is used by people living locally. The village hall is used for meetings, lectures, classes and other forms of recreation or leisure time occupations.

Promotes self-confidence, sense of responsibility, self-discipline, self-reliance and teamwork skills through sport and education based on Royal Naval traditions.

We support charitable and community activities within the Black Country area of the West Midlands making grants to other charitable organisations for the principal purposes of raising educational standards, increasing health provision and supporting the hospice movement, or similar objects or purposes.

Provision of the charity's assets to support the advancement of the education of children and young people through a Brethren school

Fund raising for St John's School in Digswell to enable the purchase of additional items that enhance the education and/or school environment (play areas, class rooms, hall etc..) for the children attending.

Relief of need, hardship & distress, and promotion of education, family life and recreation among the families of clergy & licensed lay workers of the Church of England in the Diocese of Chester.

fund raising for Frant CEP School

To advance the education of children aged five and under in Islington (and surrounding areas) by: Offering appropriate play and learning facilities and ensuring that such play and facilities offer opportunities for all children whatever their race, culture, religion, gender, means or ability. Offering the opportunity to parents to take responsiblity for and to become involved in the activities of

RAISES MONEY BY HOLDING VARIOUS EVENTS FOR COPPICE PRIMARY SCHOOL.

We provide playschool sessions for children from two and half years to rising four. We also run a daily lunchclub and have recently expanded to offer breakfast club and after school sessions as well as a school holiday club for 4-14 year olds.

General Scouting /Marine activities. i.e. camping,hiking,canoeing,sailing etc.

GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES

To benefit the community and in particular the members of the Dawoodi Bohra Jamaat of Birmingham for the preaching and practising of the Islamic religion, culture and traditions, as interpreted by Al-Dai Al-Mutlaq, for the advancement of education, the relief of need, recreation, hardship and distress in the interests of social welfare so that their conditions of life may be improved.

Park Lodge Project aims to:Reduce homelessness, repeat homelessness and risks of homelessness within the city, including offering advice, guidance and support.Offer safe and nurturing accommodation, providing a stable living experience to those in need, primarily young people.Support clients to develop positive relationships and gain life skills to live independently and maintain tenancies.

The charity works to relieve hardship, need and distress amongst those who are homeless, and to educate the public concerning the homeless.

The provision of accommodation (and assistance for those located in such accommodation) for those in need who are preferably resident in the county of Shropshire or born in the county of Shropshire.

To promote any charitable purpose in the Church of England Parish of Bensham and the Teams and the surrounding area by working in partnership with the Church authorities, local authority, voluntary organisations and families to advance education and provide services and activities which enhance the quality of life of the local community.

helps developments and support for the poor in Egypt and Sudan especially rural areas

Providing and maintaining a cricket club facility and children's recreation play area in the village of Rainton, North Yorkshire

Maintaining the Village Green.Recreational events for the village and local community.Fund raising for the village and local community.Fund raising for major causes from time to time.

WEEKLY LUNCHEON CLUB AND DROP IN SERVICE FOR, DISABLED, ELDERLY, ISOLATED, LONELY AND DEPRESSED WOMEN IN THE REDBRIDGE AREA. WE PROVIDE YOGA AND KEEP FIT TO MUSIC SESSIONS, ADVICE AND INFORMATION SEMINARS ON A RANGE OF HEALTH AND SAFETY MATTERS, OUTREACH SERVICE PROVIDING HOME AND HOSPITAL VISITS. REGULAR CLINICS HELD BY PSYCHOLOGIST. VISITS AND TRIPS.

Relief of poverty, sickness and distress or any other need within the City of London and London Boroughs. Other charitable purposes as the Trustees see fit.

The object of the charity is to provide items, services and facilities for Bathwick St Mary Church School

The club provides social activities for physically disabled and able bodied members, within the Spalding area. Including evening meetings with entertainment, and visits to local places of interest and restaurants.

Provision of grants to King Charles I School Kidderminster in respect of items not normally met by local education authority and subject there to the provision of grants to current and former pupils of the school for educational purposes.

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Supports a group of women who live in Kabermaido District, Northern Uganda. The group of women are determined to change their plight and that of their community. Through the women the charity has raised funds to build a Health Centre and to staff it. We are in the process of raising money to further develop the Health Centre.

The charity's principal activity during the period was the provision of awards to deserving causes in the furtherance of its aims.

To pay for the upkeep of the church organ and the Parish Share

Since 2001 The Porch has provided a place of safety, change and challenge for Oxford's homeless and vulnerably housed single adults. Through our support work, our cafe serving nutritious subsidized meals, and our range of activities we help members find somewhere to live, reconnect socially, increase self-esteem, acquire new skills, make a contribution and gain employment.

Religious activities, Education/Training, Relief of Poverty

Spreading the word of God and proclaimimg the teaching of Jesus Christ. Counselling people in respect of personal problems, looking after people with spiritual needs, spiritual healing to members and the public at large.

The main aim of the charity is the promotion of the general benefit of the present ecclesiastical Parish of Slaidburn.

Friends of Nettlebed School (FONS) works with the teachers to enhance each child's experience of school. Whether it be through assistance in the classroom, school outings or financially - purchasing extra equipment/facilities and by financing visits to the school by professional musicians and authors etc.

Individual donors in the UK make payments through the charity to young Bosnian people who are suffering hardship following the 92-95 civil war.

A Day Centre, every Thursday, for those suffering from memory loss and who are not in full-time residential care.The aim is to provide a stimulting day in a safe and happy environment. The day, from 10.00am to 2.30pm includes a wide range of activities to connect with different abilities.

The Charity leads cooperative working between eleven churches in Willenhall, Walsall. Our major activity, involving more than 90% of our finances, is the running of a community resource centre in the shopping area of our town. We provide various forms of help and support to any in the community, including signposting, debt and money advice, bereavement support, advocacy and a listening ear.

To educate, promote and implement on an individual, regional and global level, environmental programmes to eliminate plastics and marine debris entering the seas and coastal areas. We want to change the "I can't be bothered," attitude by tackling the problem at source. Our goal is to ensure marine life and fish stocks are sustainable for future generations.

WE PROVIDE CARE AND EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN UNDER THE STATUTORY SCHOOL AGE. WE ARE OPEN FROM 8AM TO 6PM FOR 51 WEEKS A YEAR.

Church; local community events such as youth clubs, ladies meetings, dance classes, drama group; working closely with local churches.

The Charity operates as independent neighbourhood Development Trust, providing a wide range of projects to meet the needs of the people living in Friar Park Ward.Projects delivered in the last 12 months have focused on overcoming economic and social inequalities and disadvantaged.Major focus of our work is aimed at providing services for the elderly, young people and children.

Playing Field charity supporting local, rural sports activities within the village. these amenties include:Football (Adult Team) and (2 Children's Teams)Cricket (one teams)BowlsTennisMUGA (multi use games area)

Donates to causes in Third World Countries and some UK operations