Members

Wem- Town Hall Volunteers

Last updated:

17 February 2020

Wem- Wishing Well Home care

Last updated:

5 February 2020

Wem-Blush Beauty

Last updated:

5 February 2020

Wembury Surgery

Wembury Surgery is a small rural dispensing practice with minimal social deprivation and a high proportion of elderly patients. We currently have 2,442 patients. We are a multidisciplinary team comprised of 3 GP's, a Practice Nurse, 2 HCA's and a supporting team of administrators and managers. Being a small practice, we are familiar with our regular patients and signpost them appropriately depending on their need.

Last updated:

16 August 2018

Wensum Sports Centre Charitable Association

We aim to provide a broad range of activities to help fulfil the needs of our local community. Our charity is voluntary based and continues to evolve as we seek to expand our community asset. Having rescued the sports hall from closure in 2010, we are still aiming to improve our tenure with the pursuit of an extended lease from Norfolk County Council. As individual or group participation, we look forward to seeing old and new friends alike.

Last updated:

8 November 2019

Location:

East of England

Sectors:

Charity

Wentworth North Area Assembly

Wentworth North Area Assembly is a strategic partnership made up of ward councillors, partners and community representatives. The Area Assembly brings people together who live and work in an area to make a difference to their neighbourhoods and communities. It aims to put Communities in control over local decisions to enable improvement in services and regeneration activities. Wentworth North Area Assembly covers the Swinton, Wath and Hoober wards of Rotherham

Last updated:

26 November 2015

Wentworth Valley Area Assembly ( Rotherham)

Wentworth Valley Area Assembly is a strategic partnership made up of ward councillors, partners and community representatives. It is important to note that the Area Assembly is more than just a meeting it is one way of bringing people together who live and work in an area to make a difference. It aims to put Communities in control over local decisions to enable improvement in services and regeneration activities. The areas covered are Hellaby ,Maltby, Wickersleyand Sunny side ,

Last updated:

29 April 2016

Wesley Methodist Church

We run a community cafe on site and a number of our own activities including bread making (twice weekly), watercolour group (weekly), mindfulness (weekly) and music recitals (weekly). We also have an extensive provision for babies and toddlers (singing / story times, toddler group and creche). The centre is home to a Methodist faith community who help support it financially and by providing regular worship and faith exploration opportunities. Wesley is also home to a wide range of other community activities including foodbank sessions, floating support drop-in services, slimming clubs, bridge club, U3A and other community group meetings. In response to the stories and experiences and church members, volunteers and others connected to our life here, a commitment has formed to taking action on Dementia. We are about to launch a new social multi-activity session called The Hive and our local Alzheimer's Society staff are supporting us in developing that project.

Last updated:

22 May 2018

Location:

North West

Sectors:

Charity, Children Young People and Students, Community organisations, Faith Groups, Hospitality, Recreation, Voluntary Sector

Wessex Dementia Friendly Churches Partnership

The Wessex Christian Churches Partnership is led by Faithworks Wessex and Prama and draws support from several individuals with expertise and interest in this field. Faithworks Wessex provides a number of services to vulnerable adults and carers across Bournemouth, Poole and parts of Dorset and seeks to enable churches to undertake Christian social action. Prama is a long established domiciliary care provider supporting up to 2000 vulnerable adults in their own homes. Prama also provides a variety of other forms of support to vulnerable adults and carers.

Last updated:

13 January 2014

Location:

South West

Sectors:

Care, Voluntary Sector

Wessex Lodge Nursing Home, Whitchurch

Wessex Lodge is a 40 bed nursing home, set in the peaceful Hampshire countryside, with a homely and welcoming environment.

Last updated:

29 December 2014

Sectors:

Care

Wessex Water

The Bristol and Bath area in the north west has a population of around 750,000 and in the south east the Bournemouth and Poole area has about 300,000 residents. Our aim is to give all customers excellent standards of service by providing high quality water and environmental services that protect health, improve the environment and give customers good value for money. We are recognised by the water industry regulator Ofwat as one of the most efficient water and sewerage companies in England and Wales. Our customers are at the heart of everything we do and we are committed to providing help when it’s needed the most. While many people don’t like to consider themselves as vulnerable and often think the term would never relate to them, the reality is that anyone can become vulnerable at any time. This can have short or long-term effects and be due to literacy, illness, unemployment or a sudden change in circumstances, such as a bereavement or divorce. We believe in treating customers as individuals and tailoring our help to suit their needs, in a way that is inclusive and accessible. This is done by empowered and highly trained staff with strong customer care values.

Last updated:

27 November 2019

Location:

South West

Sectors:

Utility

West Berkshire Museum

A museum sharing the history and heritage of West Berkshire and its people from pre-history to today

Last updated:

28 August 2014

Location:

South East

Sectors:

Recreation

West Cheshire Museums

We are a Museum based in the Chester city centre, part of West Cheshire Museums. We are home to an extensive collection of History - Roman, Social and Natural plus collections of Art and Silver. We have a dynamic learning team dedicated to making our museum as accessible and enjoyable to as diverse and inclusive a range of people as possible.

Last updated:

28 April 2016

Location:

North West

Sectors:

Arts, Education Sector, Other, Recreation