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Safe New Futures aims to help people to regain a sense of control by making tangible choices that affect the quality of their personal and working lives,and the communities in which they live.We continue to focus on the most needy and hard to reach,seeking to give high impact interventions by delivering programs of training courses and personal coaching to groups of individuals.

To refurbish, restore and to operate the King's Theatre, Southsea as a venue for professional and amateur organisations. To educate and entertain all groups regardless of age, gender or religion.

To deliver the Citizens Advice service to the people of Thanet, ensuring as far as possible that individuals do not suffer through lack of knowledge of their rights and responsibilities or of the services available to them or through an inability to express their needs effectively.Also to exercise a responsible influence on the development of social policies both locally and nationally.

PPCA manages the Pells open-air swimming pool in Lewes on behalf of the community; the oldest, public, open-air, freshwater swimming pool in continuous use in the UK . Built in 1860, the pool opens from late April to late November and measures 25 x 50 yards. It is much appreciated and well supported by the community. The charity raises funds to renovate and improve pool equipment and facilities.

To preserve for the community the Langford Steam Pumping Station and to develop a significant regional power related museum, which will both educate and entertain the public at large.

The activities of the First Baldock Scout Group are as a unit of the Scout Association. The aim of the Scout Association is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

The Howbury Tumblers Parent Carer Toddler Group provides a safe , stimulating play / learn environment for children under five and their parents and carers to enjoy together, and that is accessible to all, irrespective of means, culture, race, religion, gender,or ability.We aim to contribute to the welfare and development of children through activities and by engaging and supporting Parents.

Inclusive outdoor education and activity centre on the Wirral, Merseyside. We deliver skills-focused learning through activities such as climbing, abseiling, archery, target shooting, team-building, orienteering, bushcraft and residential stays for schools, disability and community groups, building confidence, resilience and environmental awareness.

Support Dogs Ltd trains assistance dogs for people with physical disabilities, Epilepsy and families of children with Autism.

The charity supports Albaraca Nursery School in the town of Sukuta, The Gambia, which opened in 1998. There are now 160 children, 8 teachers (7 of whom are fully trained and qualified) with 5 rooms, a kitchen and small medical area. We also support the local community by providing mosquito nets for families with children at the school. 5 local Gambians help the trustees to manage the school.

Provision of universal, targeted and specialist services to support relationships within and between families, couples and agencies, to benefit children and young people

The charity exists to further and assist in the education of children attending schools within Walsall and its surrounding area through the game of football.

Providing a community centre and a meals service for retired people providing leisure and recreation facilities to those people and thereby assisting in the support of elderly people in the community.

We are a not-for-profit organisation that is passionate about supporting and enabling young people in Nottinghamshire, with varying disabilities, to be confident, safe, healthy and successful. We focus on their individual abilities and strengths to become active members of society and lead a fulfilling life.

To advance the education of children below school age within LB Bromley.To provide for the care and education of children in need of care during out of school hours and school holidays.To provide facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation of such children in the interests of social welfare with objects of improving the conditions of life of such children.

The relief of poverty, sickness and social exclusion of persons living with and vulnerable to HIV/AIDS and related infections, substance misuse and poor sexual health. To target the public with information on sexual health, HIV and substance misuse, through relevant campaigns and awareness events, to provide information or support around those issues to people living in Lincolnshire.

The British Thoroughbred Retraining Centre works for the welfare of all Thoroughbreds and retired racehorses. BTRC assesses and then rehabilitates, retrains and re-homes these horses to permanent loan homes throughout the UK where they are regularly monitored. BTRC never buys or sells horses - the horses are donated to the charity and remain in the BTRC's ownership for the rest of their lives.

Scouting Activities to Children aged 7 - 14

To raise funds so our villgae hall can be maintained for the use of all villagers and other people to use

Local Infrastructure Organisation providing services to frontline VCS groups in Organisational Development and volunteering. Projects include: Weekend Care, engagement projects with adults of working age or with a learning disability, Quality For Health, Regional Voices, Molly and Bill (Active Care Homes) and capacity building for the NHS.

Childcare for children aged 1 year to 12 years. Nursery education, holiday and after school care.

The main activities are educational programmes, teacher training courses for the community and social activities for adults and children.

The Charity provides education in St Albans to boys and girls from the ages of 4 to 18. It promotes the intellectual, social, moral and spiritual development of young people within a school community rooted in the Roman Catholic tradition. The Charity actively supports schools of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, especially through an annual work projects.

Provision of tenanted accommodation,support staff, training & rehabilitation services, learning & social activities for children & adults. Equipment training & provision including, Information technology devices. Comprehensive advice and guidance, living with visual impairment including other disabilities specialist training for care workers, companies & other services. Community services.

Providing Children's places for playgroup activities.Managing, supporting, developing & paying staff.Ensuring Applications of Government Nursery Grants (15 & 30 hrs).Fundraising and researching other grant initiatives.Ensuring OFSTED, Glos County Council & Free for 2s, 3s and 4s compliance.Involving community & parents in group activities.See annual trustee report for full description

With its two auditoria, together offering some 1,600 seats, Chichester Festival Theatre is the major publicly funded theatre resource in the South East of England. It aims to balance a repertory of diverse and challenging productions and a socially inclusive educational policy with high attendances from a wide geographic and demographic spread.

Amateur Orchestra, rehearsing weekly and performing concerts throughout the year.

YBUK provides advice, guidance and develops best practice through its sponsors and supporters to encourage engagement with young people from less advantaged backgrounds, and provides them with pathways into construction.We recognise the achievements of these young people through a high profile awards scheme - Young Builder of the Year. The governing body meets quarterly.

The charity provides rescue, veterinary care and rehabilitation to sick, injured and orphaned wild animals. it often provides refuge and treatment to abandoned and ill treated domestic, farm and exotic animals. The charity also provides advise and training to the community and veterinary staff and work placements to students.

We help residents in our community of Cardiff North who have particular need. They may be vulnerable or older people and have limited mobility, or may need a helping hand and friendly support. Our volunteers are DBS checked to provide three main services of transport, shopping and companionship in person or by phone.My Community, Your Community, Our community.

CRCC'S MISSION IS TO ENABLE CORNISH COMMUNITIES TO BE VIBRANT, SUSTAINABLE AND INCLUSIVE.

A youth club twice a month in term time.Holiday Activities including a playschemeHome Communication Clubs teaching signing in the family homeA pre-school group once a month for toddlers and parentsLife skills programmesWebsite and magazine

The Japanese Christian Fellowship (JCF) holds weekly services in Japanese in central London, as well as running several bible study groups on weekdays in local areas in London and beyond (e.g. in Reading). We have appointed a full time pastor in August 2024. He offers counselling and direction to Japanese Christians and enquirers. We network with other Japanese churches in the UK and Europe.

The use of the Centre for meetings, functions, exercise classes, sports and other forms of recreational and leisure time activities for the benefit of the residents of Wolston and surrounding areas.

1 The relief of refugees and their families and dependants who are in conditions of need,hardship or distress2 to inform, advise and assist foreigners and Commonwealth citizens who are in difficulty or distress during their stay in the UK or in connection with their arrival or departure therefrom3 to promote the rights of refugees through the provision of advocacy and information.

PROVISION AND MAINTENANCE OF A VILLAGE HALL FOR USE BY INHABITANTS OF THE AREA FOR MEETINGS LECTURES CLASSES AND OTHER FORMS OF RECREATION

To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the Vineyard Churches UK statement of faith, values, priorities, practises and leadership standards. To relieve the poor and needy, and the sick and the elderly. The furtherance of public education.

The Multiple Sclerosis Trust is a UK charity for people with MS, their friends, families and carers and for the health and social care professionals who work with them. Our activities include the provision of information and professional education, funding for practical research and campaigning for the improvement of MS services.

Improving the learning of young children with disabilities, and the skills of their parents, through the provision of quality training and support for Portage home visitors and the early years workforce.

Provide a place of sanctuary and support for all those affected by cancer including family and friends. Also offer a range of complementary therapies.

Nursery School - for children aged 2 1/2 to 4 years old

Our objectives are: To advance the interest and education of the public in the appreciation of brass band music. To advance the education and training of children, young people and adults in the playing of brass band instruments. The band operates in the London Borough of Waltham Forest, from a local church, and fulfils its objectives primarily by providing a brass band for the London community.

The Purposes of the Charity are:a) To support charitable and related activities in the Purley areab) To support disadvantaged or bereaved families associated with the Penny Parks School of Dancingc) To support similar activities when the recipient is disadvantaged and has an association with the Penny Parks School of Dancing

Hospices of Hope works through its partner organisations in Romania and the surrounding countries to relieve the suffering of terminally ill adults and children by increasing access to palliative care. The charity encourages the hospice movement through education, innovation, advocacy. The charity doesn't work directly with its vulnerable beneficiaries, the model is to support local organizations.

NPC provides independent research and advice for charities and funders, to help them achieve greater impact. We offer this advice based on in-depth research of social issues and on our unique method of analysing charities. We encourage debate about what makes a charity effective, and build knowledge and tools to support charities and funders in their efforts to increase their own effectiveness.

To provide a supportive lifeline & activities that benefit those affected by Encephalitis, their families and carers.To produce quality, evidence-based information on all aspects of the condition. To raise awareness about the condition and its consequences among relevant professionals, statutory agencies and the general public.To encourage research into Encephalitis and its after-effects.

No Limits was established in 1993. It offers information, advice, advocacy, counselling & support to children & young adults up to 26 in Southampton, Hampshire and Portsmouth. It is a high quality, innovative & award winning service delivered through a drop-in centre, outreach centres and specialist projects which reach out to young people. We seek to help young people help themselves

To promote the relief of elderly people in and around the London Borough of Bexley.

Providing support services for Older People, including Vulnerable Adults and those who may be effected by a disability or health issues. An emphasis is on preventative services. A Home Support Service including welfare contacts, benefit checks and support with day to day living, to enable independence & resilience.A 24/7, 365 emergency response via Care Lines to falls and other emergencies.

Fundraising for Hollyfield School to provide additional resources to the benefit of its pupils.Liaising with the Head of School and Governors (when appropriate) to support worthwhile activities and initiatives.