non profit organization in Guiting Power

Community group aiming to conserve the architectural and historical features of Cheltenham and to promote high standards of new developments in the town.

Gloucestershire Arthritis Trust

Shopmobility at the Riverside Shopping Centre in Evesham We welcome people of all ages who have a mobility problem. May be you need us while recovering from an

Crossroads care Worcestershire support home carers in the Worcester area and provide home care services who need our home care support.

students and children with learning difficulties learning through gardening skills

Caring for Communities and People

Gloucestershire care service - a comprehensive provision of services, including day activities, supported living and domiciliary care.

We promote the organ as an instrument of practical music making by visits to organs, recitals, talks, demonstrations and an annual dinner.

The Scaffolding Association is a not-for profit organisation which has been founded to improve the understanding, safety and standards of scaffolding across the construction industry.

Mencap is a UK charity for people with a learning disability. We support their families and carers, too. Find out more about our services and get involved.

Evesham and District Mental Health Support Services provides help, information, advice and support on mental health issues.

Providing a range of services, support and opportunities, Your University of Gloucestershire Students' Union is here for you. #TeamGlos #TeamSU

Reclaim Cheltenham provides good quality furniture at prices to suit all pockets which is important to us as we are a not-for-profit Registered Charity.

All year round services at 39 Grosvenor Street... We are a local charity with a mix of staff and volunteers which provides support vulnerable disadvantaged and lonely people. We offer a variety o…

WELCOME to Cheltenham YMCA's facebook Page!Here at the YMCA we offer a wide range of Body, Mind and Spirit programmes for all ages, young and old!Want to know more about Cheltenham YMCA?Why not v…