Voluntary organisation & registered charity that operates as a community centre.
To provide community activities for residents of Penge East and the neighbourhood that provide social, leisure and educational benefits, &.
The group aims to promote any charitable purpose for the relief of poverty, through the advancement of education and training, and by christian means.
Grants are made at trustee meetings. Grants are awarded to a range of local and national charities involved in youth work, disabilities, animals and sport.
The property and trust fund have been established for the purposes of a village hall for use by the inhabitants of the area without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, nationality, race, political,…
A Village Hall for the use of the inhabitants of Witcham and the neighbourhood without distinction of sex or of political, religious or other opinions, and in partiuclar for use for meetings, lectues and classes and for…
As a committee we meet once a month & our aim is to maintain the village hall & provide a meeting place for the community where all age groups, religious, ethnic groups & those with disabilities can enjoy a varied…
Awareness activities among the members of BWACC regarding community devekopment have undertaken .
Rotary Club based in Doncaster raising funds locally for distribution to both local and national/international causes.
Worship services twice a weekAll night prayer meetingsKoinonia (monthly) - a special day for all children in the communityYouth Church / Meetings for young peopleWomen's Meetings for all women and those with various…
The Victoria hall was given to the community around 1907. The Victoria hall is a community centre that caters for, youth, coffee mornings, ti chi, ballroom dancing, bingo meetings, excercise classes,karate, rummage…
SEHCO provides community activities and support for residents living in areas of social deprivation in the SE Hampshire area & surrounding areas.
July 5th 2010The charity was launched at the House of Lords through the kind Patronage of Baroness Flather and Chief Guest was the Lord Speaker Baroness Hayman.