Find non profit organisations in Bristol. Listings include Saltford & Keynsham Flower Club, Gert Lit Bristol Book Club, 134th Totterdown- Bristol Girlguiding, Bristol Fair Renting Campaign, ADHD Bristol Collective, Friends of the Barton Hill Youth Club.
The Bristol group of Tools for Self Reliance is based at the Kingswood Museum in Bristol.
Saltford & Keynsham Flower Club aims to bring together people with a love of flowers, plants and foliage. Our members range from novices to experienced flower arrangers who are mor...
We're ELCoE, a team of local people working together to reduce energy usage, phase out fossil fuels, and address fuel poverty in our community.
📍bristol & online 🧡 creating welcoming spaces for anyone who feels wobbly about socialising (18-65) join our community ⤵️ https://wobblysocials.org
Do you love musicals? Do you find yourself singing along to your favourite musicals, film and TV soundtracks? Then you are going to love SoundtrackPlus, every Monday at Midday, onl...
Community capacity building is a conceptual approach to social behavioural change and learning centre and consultants are all some forms of capacity buildi
Junior Darts Academy- Thursday nights 1730-1900 This group is for junior darts players to register to join the Thursday night Cobra’s 🐍 academy, an opportunity for young dart playe...
Follow the adventures of the rainbows, brownies, guides, rangers and their leaders of Staple Hill.
ADHD Bristol Collective CIC is a volunteer-led community space for adults with ADHD in Bristol. We host weekly support groups and monthly events, and collaborate with organisations...
Visit Whiteladies Road's GWAAC charity shop, where every purchase powers lifesaving missions.
No Big Light Charity, is a charity aimed to support Adults with ASD and ADHD.
Powering our community to a brighter future. We help local households and businesses save on their energy bills and future proof their energy use, for the benefit of the whole comm...
A community campaign seeking the best possible future for the Barton Hill Youth Club aka the Dugout.
People’s Voice was created as an organisation for people with learning differences. Our goal is to help you learn, take action and speak up.