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Young people between the ages of 10 and 24 year olds are less likly to take active part in discussion, deliberation and decision-making not only about immediate, local circumstances, but about wider issues. 1024Collectivewould like to encourage these young people and bring them closer to decision-making and democratic prosesses which is a key objective of the current Government and of ...
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ACACIA offers support to mothers and their families affected by symptoms associated with pre and post natal depression (PND) across Sutton Coldfield and North Birmingham. Staffed almost entirely by a dedicated team of 25 volunteers, ACACIA currently offers a level one befriending service accessed through weekly post natal support sessions and a telephone listening service
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The Access Learning Centre has a range of specialist hardware and software to promote the ethos of accessibility for all.
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Acorns Neighbourhood Management works within 3 of the most deprived areas of Scunthorpe to create a clean, safe and healthy environment
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Active Ageing is working to increase opportunites for older people to participate in physical activity.
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A Strategy for Sport, Physical Activity & Activity Recreation North Lincolnshire. 2007 -2012
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Active Lincs is the new exercise referral scheme for North Lincolnshire. The scheme aims to encourage people to take up physical activity to improve thier health.
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African Positive Outlook works to promote the good health and social status of people of African origins who live in the UK and in Africa.
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Alden and Broadway Tenant and Resident Association.
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What powers have Parish Councils to do things for their areas?
Parish Councils have more formal powers to do things than are often suspected. They monitor street lighting, they can provide allotments, look after play areas and village greens. They have a hand in communications by maintaining or guarding such things as rights of way, bus shelters and public seats. ...
External site: http://www.alderleyedge.eu
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under construction
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Addressing the need to stop bullying in schools and communities across North Lincolnshire.
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An open, democratic, non-hierarchical group of volunteers working towards harmonious community relationships and providing information about and support to the refugees, asylum seekers and other migrant communities within the West Midlands.
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APNA Centre is part of Aston Pride - New Deal for Communities.
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Hello and welcome to Appleby Frodingham Ladies Hockey Club.
Appleby Frodingham Ladies is a small friendly club with a local base at Brumby Hall, Scunthorpe. We have two women's teams, playing in the Humberside league with games played on a mixture of grass and astro.
We are always looking for new players of all ages (over 14) and ability so ...
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The Parish Council comprises local residents of Appleby who are commited to ensuring that the village remains an idyllic area in which to live.
External site: http://www.appleby-lincolnshire.co.uk
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Arden Residents' Association exists to safeguard and enhance the interests and amenities of the area for the mutual benefit of all residents in Arden Road, Greswolde Park Road, Orchard Way, Rookwood Road and even nos. 904-944 Warwick Road, Acocks Green.
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Arts all over the place 2008 is a celebration of Arts and mental health. Building on last years initial event in 2007 which ran over 36 arts related activities over two weeks in June. This year we arre looking to expand AAOTP to even more public venues giving people who have experienced mental health problems a chance to participate, exhibit ...
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Ashby & Parklands Parish Council
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Ashiana Community Project works towards helping and supporting members of the community improve their way of life and provide them with quality services. We work with various organisations in delivering activities and information workshops on healthier lifestyles. Our organisation encompasses the following projects:
Sparklings Day Nursery
Advice centre
Sparkbrook Women Together
Employment, education & training
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The Asian-e Foundation, works at grass root level to deliver frameworks which address social exclusion and increase innovation amongst minority ethnic communities.
The Foundation works alongside existing service providers to research develop and deliver provisions, addressing needs which are not being accessed by the ethnic minority communities, hence strengthening community access points at the same time empowering individuals.
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We Promote and raise scientific awareness in all aspects of life in general and mental health in particular.
Condemn all types of blind faith, fallacies, enchantments, sorcery, black-magic and belief in ghosts in our society.
Promote scientific explanation of the prevailing misconceptions.
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AESDA is a local community organisation based in Perry Barr ( Birmingham).
We are committed to improving the lives of African migrants, Refugees and Asylum seekers in the UK: To run English courses, To offer advice services, To run a childcare facility, To offer training on job opportunities, To offer access to local services and to assure community safety by ...
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Access to Heritage Art and Culture
Access to Heritage Art and Culture provides opportunities for a diverse group of parents to access Local/National Heritage Culture and the Arts. The parents are main carers to children with a range of disabilities including autism, learning difficulties and challenging behaviours. The group is inclusive and welcomes all.
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The Association for residents of Avondale Square, Old Kent Road, Southwark, London, SE1 5PD
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Free WWF pack availble to people wanting to set up a walking group in their village or town. Invite your friends and neighbours, get fit and enjoy your surroundings.
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