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the fraser centre community trust

Tranent

The Fraser Centre Community Trust is a registered Scottish charity: SCO43597. The Trust was formed in 2011 by Jonny Russell, supported by his family and friends, with the aim of refurbishing the old Winton Picture House. The picture house, the ‘cuds’, opened in 1922 and remained open until the early 1970’s when it closed its doors. It was used by a variety of businesses after this but the building slowly fell into disrepair. In the 1990’s the building was purchased by Kingdom Outreach Ministries and a small section was refurbished for use by the church and became available for local groups to hire the building. It became clear however as the condition of the building deteriorated something had to be done and the Trust was formed to meet the challenge.

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the brunswick youth & community centre

5.0(7)

Glasgow

Brunswick Community Development Trust Ltd is a voluntary organisation working within disadvantaged communities throughout Balornock, Barmulloch & Springburn. The Brunswick strives to raise people's aspirations, encourage them to become more involved in their communities, create opportunities for personal development and equip them with the skills required to deal with the demands of 21st century life. We have a common goal at the Brunswick which is rooted within our 70 year history. Ultimately, we work to transform people’s lives by having a significant and positive impact on the communities we serve. We have expertise in community development, youth work, education, family support, housing and more. This knowledge allows us to cater for all life stages and allows us to be #Here4Everyone

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sturminster newton youth & community centre

5.0(2)

Sturminster Newton

nam yang brighton community association

5.0(39)

Brighton

A club for everyone. We offer classes in Martial Arts and Combat Sports,Nam Yang Brighton is an inclusive, not for profit, community based martial arts club, encouraging each and every student to become physically and mentally healthier, happier and more confident. We are proud to be a diverse school with an explicit social aim; making a positive impact within our local community around Lewes Road and beyond for the last 20 years.

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motherwell football club community trust

5.0(3)

Motherwell

For Motherwell Football Club the community is an important part of the club, It is why the club formed in the first place and why it still exists today; working with the local community is part of the integral fabric of the club. The Fir Park club became the first club in Scotland's top flight to become fully owned by fans in 2017. It is our belief that football should be available for people to engage with day in day out, not just on match day. Football is a powerful tool for engagement. Football clubs have the power to engage people in the way that few other organisations can; it is part of everyday life that people can relate to. Partners choose to work with clubs because they can see that they can use them as a tool for engagement and football clubs have good access to a wide demographic. They can and do seek to influence the lifestyles of people in a positive way. Engaging with the community and undertaking community work is both a way for Motherwell Football Club to give something back to the local community and to engage the fans of the future in the game and club. As one of Scotland's top clubs, Motherwell Football Club has a very strong beand which provides an opportunity to engage in community activities in a way which is different to any competitor. As the official charity of Motherwell Football Club, the Trust uses the brand name of the club and the power of football to bring positive change to the local community.

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