UK Community Based Charities
Toc H is a community-based charity which strives to bring all sectors of society together, regardless of culture, religion or race. It believes in the development of young people, aiming to make the world a more understanding place; to encourage acceptance and remove judgement from our society. Toc H works with partner organisations to serve children, young people, families and the wider community. Its purpose is expressed through innovative local project work which includes mentoring schemes, refugee centres, support groups, youth activity programmes and various courses for both young and old.
Bedfordshire Rural Communities Charity
The overall aim of Bedfordshire Rural Communities Charity is to ‘encourage thriving, diverse and sustainable rural communities in Bedfordshire’. The RCC works towards this aim both through in-depth grass-roots work with communities and, in its role as an independent advocate for rural issues, by influencing local and regional policy. The RCC recognises the significance of rural/urban inter relationships.
mhs community charity is a registered charity (number 1080067) set-up in 2000 to deliver community based initiatives in and around the Medway area. The charity has a particular focus on young people between the ages of 18-25, but also supports projects of charitable nature that involves working with senior citizens , minorities and residents groups.
There are a wide range of projects that meet the aims of the charity. These serve different purposes such as delivering education, sport, art and community facilities.
Community First is a charity that works at the forefront of community development to help improve the quality of life and economic well being of people and local communities throughout Wiltshire and Swindon.
We work in close partnership with local grass roots communities, voluntary organisations, statutory agencies and funders to help develop and deliver wide ranging community programmes that bring social, economic and environmental benefits to local people in Wiltshire and Swindon.