The Sudan Studies Society of the UK was founded in 1987 to encourage and promote Sudanese studies in the UK and abroad.

To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizensand as members of their local, national and…

The provision and maintenance of the joint Scout and Guide Hall for the running of Beaver, Cubs, Scouts, Explorer Scouts, Rainbows, Brownies and Guides of the local area.

To provide a village hall for the community of Little Leigh

Provide or assist in the provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation for women.

Rooting for Andover supports allotments and community gardens in the Test Valley area.

Attending/running coursesHolding meetings with speakersDiscussing national issues and our own national resolutionsHolding social activitiesWalking and sporting activitiesAttending WI meetings of a national and area…

Women's Institute Hall for the use of the community in Tredington & surrounding area.

Charity maintains & manages Rendham Village Hall for the benefit of village residents and the wider community

we provide various groups with the opportunity to use our centre for various groups.

Village Hall (run by committee) for use by community groups, and by residents of the village and the surrounding area for personal hire.

Venue provider. Maintenance of the building and grounds of the village hall.Hire of Village Hall to Community, Social Groups, commercial businesses and local residents from the area of benefit.Fund Raising Activities…

Lead body for healingnational standard setting bodyumbrella body of Healing associationseducation of spiritual healersrelief of spiritual healers in necessitous financial circumstances

Through a diverse range of courses, Blue Sky Citadel empowers individuals with essential skills and knowledge.

Northumbria Advanced Motorcyclists (NAM) is a affiliated to The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM).

The charity was first formed by conveyance on the 28th January 1920 to provide a facility for those members of the village who had served during the First World War.

Assisting ethnic minorities in interpreting from english to french and documentation and facilitating their integration to the community

Relieve the suffering of women and girl victims of violence in conflict zones, promote their human rights and enhance their possibilties of seeking justice, and those of Women Human Rights Defenders in that context.

Our aim is to provide a centre fit for use by the many and varied organisations, mainly within the parish, who use the hall.