We are The Ark Child Okeford. We are a childcare setting providing care and education for children aged from 0 - 11 years. Located in the heart of North Dorset, between Blandford Forum and Sturminster Newton, on the premises of St. Nicholas Primary School, in the village of Child Okeford. We open from 8.00am until 6.00pm for 50 weeks per year, closing for one week at the end of August and one week at Christmas. We are a community group, a company limited by guarantee and a registered charity. Our aims are: • To enhance the development and education of children in a parent-involving, community-based group. • To offer good quality, affordable childcare • To provide a caring, safe, secure and stimulating environment for children from 0-11 years • To work within a framework that ensures equality of opportunity for all children and families.
The aim of the PFA is to provide equipment and facilities for Sarisbury Junior School. In addition to this we organise events and social activities for children and families that support and benefit the whole school community.
Bemerton Community Ltd is the charity set up to undertake the conversion of the redundant church of St John's in Lower Bemerton, Salisbury, UK for shared community use. It is now fundraising to help cover running costs, to maintain and improve the building, and to expand supported activities.
We are a voluntary organisation who raise money for Preston Primary School in Tasburgh. The funds we raise go directly to the school to improve facilities, provide essential equipment and enhance the children's educational experience.
(UK, 1189066) Browse eventsYour support will help us to take our new model of inspirational music to more children in our region's state primary schools. Our weekly sessions enable children from all backgrounds to gain the skills they need to nurture a lifelong love of music making.
(UK, 1155745) Browse eventsThe PSA is a group of parents whose object is to provide activities, facilities and equipment to enhance our children's educational experience while at Preston Primary School.
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(UK, 1158644) Browse eventsA charity run, member lead community hub on Tooting Common. Enhancing the well being of the local community through activities, events, food, art and nature.
3rd World Hope concentrates on relief of poverty to disadvantaged communities around the world. This involves supplying sustainable resources such as a clean, safe water supply, land for growing food, shelter, educational material, clothes, mosquito nets, blankets and other life saving equipment.
SRF is dedicated to the reduction of road casualties through, major campaigns, collaborating internationally with governments and NGOs, to introduce vehicle-type legislation and national standards around the world. Implementation of engineering measures to improve safety at accident 'Black Spots'.
(UK, 1051589) Browse eventsWe provide respite and support in the community, for people with a mental health diagnosis, including Alzheimer's and their carers, by interacting with the person with the mental health problem. We encourage and empower them to improve their life skills through social and therapeutic activities.
(UK, 1205114) Browse eventsOur core ethos is the production of new writing for and with communities, often working in areas of high deprivation, where there is little or no arts activity. We are dedicated to and passionate about using theatre for social benefit; as an educational tool, to build community cohesion, for the development of life skills, for enjoyment and well being, and to enable communities to have a platform to explore and voice issues of importance.
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Development Coll is a development trust based on the small Isle of Coll in the inner Hebrides. With a population of just 190, Coll is a true small rural island community. Development Coll manages An Cridhe ('the heart'), which was completed in 2012, and is the community centre and heart of Coll.
Our mission is to support the emotional, social and educational growth of our community's youth. Our programme pairs children and young people with horses to improve emotional wellbeing, help build confidence, trust and life skills through theraputic interactions.
In the immediate day's after childloss, we enable families to focus on their grieving instead of the mundane day to day tasks, with food vouchers. We also facilitate keepsakes and counselling.
The BBA is a non-profit making charity for people interested in supporting and promoting burn care in the UK and Ireland, for the benefit of the general public. Its core aims are to educate and to encourage research into all aspects of burn injury, its treatment and prevention.