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Passion for young livesWe want to inspire, teach, develop and encourage young lives and the adults who support them, enabling them to thrive Our Christian faith and values underpins our work and organisation, offering hope and light.We arrive everyday inspired to impact lives though our talents, passion and hard work coming together as a team to be our best

The Church has members in Bicester and its surrounding villages. It runs regular worship services, a variety of adult and youth groups, and is involved with the community on Graven Hill. It helps in schools, residential homes - and with other churches supports projects such as Bicester Food Bank and Refugee Support. It supports Christian mission overseas in various locations.

TO PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION IN RELATION TO ALL ASPECTS OF PERFORMING ARTS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC APPRECIATION OF SUCH ART AND TO ASSIST AND FURTHER SUCH CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS THE COMMITTEE FROM TIME TO TIME SHALL DETERMINE.

Leadership lectures, mainly at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (RMAS) to introduce alternative and complimentary perspectives on leadership, and provide opportunities for interaction between its alumni and wider society. Reunion events to develop esprit de corps. Conferences and occasional papers to enhance academic standing. Charitable disbursement within RMAS and through partner charities.

Providing food for those in need and referral to support services as appropriate

The Charitable purposes of the Radlett and District U3A are to advance education and in particular the education of people not in full time gainful employment who are in their Third Age (being the period of time after the first age of childhood dependence and the second age of full time employment and/or parental responsibility) residing in Radlett and District.

The advancement of education in arts and culture through the establishment, management and maintenance of an open air theatre in Brighton & Hove for the use of residents and visitors. The cultural facility operates from April to September each year and is based at Dyke Road Park in Hove. We present performance, spoken word, film, music and community events. It opened in May 2015.

Little Green Pig offers accessible opportunities to seven to 18-year olds who are living in areas of high deprivation or facing challenging circumstances. We run free creative writing projects across Sussex which give young people the space and time to write for pleasure and purpose. We believe that writing can positively change lives by building confidence, communication and literacy skills.

Regular public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching; baptism; the communion of the Lord's Supper; evangelism and mission: locally, regionally, nationally and internationally; the teaching, encouragement, welcome and inclusion of young people; nurture and growth of Christian disciples; pastoral care; supporting and encouraging charitable social action in the UK and abroad.

Fundraising and donations raised for a school in Freretown, Mombasa, Kenya. Primarily for education, feeding and medical care for the pupils at Unity school in Freretown.

(1) To advance health and the relief of trauma in relation to dental care and treatment;(2) To advance professional and public education in dental care and treatment and the relief of dental trauma;(3) To improve trauma management in general.

The Stondon Singers present usually four public choral concerts per annum. These may be unaccompanied, with organ or small instrumental ensemble. Our members are drawn from a wide area of Essex and Suffolk and rehearse weekly with a professional conductor. From time to time we undertake other performances and activities such as cathedral visits, concerts in aid of other charities and workshops.

Early intervention in 28 schools seeing over 400 troubled young people in 1 to 1 sessions. Youth Group work over 5 Tottenham estates engaging up to 300 young people a week. Mentoring & employment placements for young people000 using mentors & in partnership with Haringey & North East London. Pastoral support/chaplaincy of the Haringey Police Service.

Create extends participation in and access to the arts and provides support to the creative sector. Other activities include: event management, festivals development work, research, evaluation and consultancy, strategic networks and partnership work, and supporting creative practitioners.

Working with people suffering from alcohol and/or drug dependency, who are homeless, or in danger of becoming homeless and are receiving state benefits. Our aim is to enable them to break the cycle of chronic addiction definitively and to rebuild purposeful, stable lives through the provision of high quality, comprehensive, and long term residential therapy, rehabilitation and resettlement.

Leukaemia UK promotes research into leukaemia and other blood cancers and/or related disorders, and is pioneering the development of improved care and support to those affected . The CIO changed its name from Leuka on 1st November 2019 following a merger. Its partner, Leukaemia UK was previously charity number 1150414.

We continue to fund raise and collect monthly donations which are used to support children in Kenya to receive education and regular food, along with other areas of support within the needs of their emotional and social development.We have held various fund raising events through the year which have been successful.

The Objects are :a) to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in Italy; b) the advancement of heritage in Italy; c) the advancement of education of the public in the heritage in Italy; in particular (but without limitation) by supporting the charitable purposes of the Italian organization Fondo per l'Ambiente Italiano.

Provision of sports facilities for community use including those for archery, athletics, bowls, cricket, football, hockey, squash and tennis consistent with the objectives of the Charity. The Charity also owns a Community Interest Company providing social facilities, acting as the umbrella body for non-sporting activities and also to generate revenues for the Charity.

Acting as Health and Social Care consumer champion and watchdog for for the residents of Hertfordshire. Representing the views of patients, families and consumers (on health and social care issues) to Commissioners and providers. Signposting residents to care and support services

Our principal activity is the 24 hour provision of residential accommodation and individual care to 37 elderly people, who need varying levels of support to assist them in their day to day activities. We employ professional and skilled carers and management. Residents' individuality and independence is actively promoted. An "open door" policy for residents and their families is in place.

Further the residents of Hoole and surrounding neighbourhoods, without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, race, age or of political, religious or other opinions in a common effort to advance education and to provide facitities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the residents.

Providing counselling, help and support to those who have suffered sexual abuse, child abuse, sexual assault, childhood sexual abuse or male or female rape. We support those over 14 years old. Our centre is based in Middlesbrough providing services across Teesside.

THE PROMOTION OF COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN HEALTHY RECREATION IN PARTICULAR BY THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT AND COACHING FOR THE SPORT OF FENCING

Grow Cook Learn is a charity based at and managing the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre, Our Vision is to develop an education and training centre for food-related skills, a visitor attraction linking food, history and landscape in the Shropshire Hills and a leisure resource for visitors and local residents."

To advance the Christian religion primarily but not exclusively in Chipping Barnet through promoting pastoral work for the benefit of the public and to enlighten others about the Christian religion.

To advance education and participation in the sport of dressage in Great Britain for the public benefit. To promote the sport, to increase participation by persons (both able bodied and with any form of disability) in healthy recreation in dressage. To provide advice and guidance to dressage participants. To develop fair competition between participants and improve the standards of riding.

To relieve the need of people with disabilities who are in need of assistance through the provision of a suitably trained assistance dog and to train and educate them along with those responsible for the care and welfare of such persons in the use of such assistance dogs and to provide such additional services and facilities for their benefit as the trustees deem appropriate.

The establishment and operating of a community centre, and maintaining, managing or co-operating with any statutory authority in the maintenance and management of such a centre for activities promoted by the charity in furtherance of the charities objectives:

?To act as a resource for young people up to the age of 25? living in Selsey, West Sussex? by providing advice and assistance and organising programmes of physical, educational and other activities as a means of advancing in life and helping young people by developing their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society.

Bromsgrove Baptist Church is a lively, family friendly, evangelical church situated in the centre of Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. Everyone is welcome. Our Sunday and midweek activities seek to offer the transforming love of Jesus for everyone.

The Counselling Centre gives support to vulnerable people in the community by providing them with the tools to make decisions that will help them, their families, friends and others. Adults and children are helped through a personalised and sympathetic counselling service. Homeless/vulnerable people and substance users are helped providing meals, clothes, advocacy and advice.

Earls Barton Music is a not-for-profit community organisation. It has a choir of 200 members who perform choral works for the entertainment of the local public. It makes public performances at least twice annually and is involved in an annual carol concert that raises money for charity. It supports other local organisation through donations, loaning equipment or providing technical expertise.

The charity was established to: ~ provide, maintain, and operate a purpose built hospice ~ provide care for patients with life limiting conditions regardless of sex, race or creed ~ provide and develop a range of services to support this care.0001

Fundraising for the school through events and donation drives; such as the summer fete, quiz night, sponsored events, themed raffles and discos.

The objects of The Choir shall be:- 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 that the trustees feel fit, including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals;- To further such charitable purpose or purposes as the trustees see fit.

Healthwatch Kirklees is an independent charity working to gather and represent peoples views and experiences to help improve health, wellbeing and public services, and influence how services are planned and delivered.

Uplyme Pre-school is a community based group that provides day care and pre-school education for children aged two to five, term time only. We are a registered charity, managed by a parent committee and governed by Ofsted.

Provision of Almshouse accommodation to the elderly of Derby

(Previously charity 1040956) we are a small charity providing practical and emotional support to people with Multiple Sclerosis and their carers who are living in Surrey, West Sussex, S London and Hampshire

The Cogwheel Trust endeavours to carry out its mission by: Providing a range of counselling and psychotherapy services, including a substantial proportion of subsidised places for those on low income; Improving access to counselling and psychotherapy services (our own and the services of other providers in the region); Promoting emotional and psychological well-being.

SOFEA provides an education programme for people disadvantaged in the labour market. We focus on therapeutic support, academic qualifications, work experience and skills. Through our social enterprises, particularly in redistributing surplus food to 150 local charities, people from the age of 14 and upwards build their self worth, skills and employability to be equipped to lead successful lives.

The Carbon Literacy Project was created to deliver on an objective in Manchester's climate plan to offer everyone who lives, works or studies in the city a day's worth of learning about climate change. This unique and ambitious project is now expanding to underpin action to reduce emissions and accelerate growth in the low-carbon economy across the UK and beyond.

The Museum preserves and demonstrates the industrial and technological heritage of Cambridge for the inspiration, enjoyment and education of all. This is achieved through the collection, preservation, display and interpretation of objects and stories relating to Cambridge's industrial past, supported by programs of events and activities for all ages.

The Charity's objects are to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the National Church Institutions (NCIs), dioceses and other charities with a Church ethos by providing cost-effective shared financial, legal and other support services including payroll and also to promote the charitable purposes of the NCIs.

Worship services twice each Sunday, plus a monthly midweek service. Meetings for youth and younger children each week in term time. Prayer meeting/Bible study every week. Ad hoc participation in local community activities e.g Christmas Lantern Parade. Engagement with local schools, e.g. holding assemblies and providing facilities for Christmas Carol Services.

South Liverpool Foodbank gives food to people in food crisis. Each client visiting one of our five Foodbank food distribution centres with a food ?voucher? is given a food parcel comprising sufficient food for 3 full days. Food parcel size is determined by the number of adults and children listed on the food voucher. The food provided is tinned or packeted and within the Best Before Date.

We provide a central hub for volunteering, offering free, impartial advice and guidance to individuals & community groups. As the local Council for Voluntary Service (CVS), we deliver training & events, provide funding advice, promote partnership working & advocate for the voice of the VCSE Sector. We also facilitate community transport services, helping people stay independent and connected.

The Charity runs scouting and guiding activities for Polish youth in the UK from age 5 to 21 years of age. Through such activities the aim is to provide an exciting and challenging programme for young people and to assist school and family in developing mentally strong, self sufficient, intelligent youngsters ready to take on leadership roles in the general community.

Alder Valley Brass is an amateur based brass band. The band aims to promote, teach and practice the performance of brass band music by means of competitions, concerts and by working with other musical groups. These activities enable the band to either directly raise monies for charitable purposes or assist other charitable organisations with their fundraising activities.