non profit organization in Chesterfield

Compression Springs, Torsion Springs, Extension Springs, Disc Springs, Belleville Washers and Die Springs from Valley Springs, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, UK.

The VOLUNTEER CENTRE – Chesterfield and North East Derbyshire is a local volunteering development agency working independently to promote, support and develop volunteering. We launched in Clay C…

Derbyshire Carers Association is a non-profit charity (no. 1062777) therefore relies on donations from the public in order to carry out our work. Whilst we receive some funding from Councils and…

Rethink Mental Illness - challenging attitudes, changing lives, mental health charity based in England leading the way to a better life for everyone affected by mental illness.

Home Page - Spoda Providing Support for grandparents and kin carers caring or concerned for a child due to parental drug use.

Links provides support to voluntary organisations and community groups operating in Chesterfield and North East Derbyshire.

Junction Arts works with communities to deliver magical and memorable art experiences. Established as a charity over 40 years ago, we create work with people to improve well-being and inspire cha…

Open in Chesterfield, we feed people and families in crisis with 3 days worth of food. Seeded by The Trussell Trust.

A local charity, offering a range of services appropriate to help and support women, men and children who are affected by Domestic Abuse. Previously known as Derbyshire Domestic Violence and Sex…

Royal Voluntary Service is a volunteer organisation that enriches the lives of older people and their families across Britain.

Fairplay is a registered charity that supports children and young people with disabilities and additional needs and their families across North Derbyshire. www.fair-play.co.uk Alexandra Road We…

NDVA. learn more about us. who is ndva • NDVA supports and represents health related voluntary organisations across Derbyshire

United Response provides a range of support services for adults and young people with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs or physical disabilities.

Visual impairment means when someone experiences some degree of sight loss which cannot be corrected by wearing glasses or contact lenses.

Acoustic Neuroma Support & Information

Derbyshire Young Carers commissioned by Derbyshire County Council since 1996. We cover the entire county of Derbyshire from our base in Chesterfield, supporting young people who regularly carry o…