VCSE Directory

This is the VCSE Directory, a comprehensive listing of Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise organisations in the Bristol area. If you don't see your own organisation listed, you can add your organisation to our directory.

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Organise sports and leisure activities for the visually impaired and their families. This includes days out, trips to the theatre / cinema, short breaks away, quizzes etc.
We are involved with tenpin bowling, flat green bowling, skittles, New Age Kurling, short walks and swimming.

Activity types: Arts, Music and Culture, Food, Sport, Support & Development
Areas of Bristol served: All of Bristol

We are a heritage railway operating mid-way between Bristol and Bath. We have volunteering opportunities onboard our trains, in our restoration workshop, on the permanent way, in the ticket office and shop or with our on-train catering.

Activity types: Arts, Music and Culture, Community buildings, Education/Training/Learning, , Trading
Areas of Bristol served: All of Bristol

We work with many partners to protect our natural environment and support an abundance of wildlife in towns, cities and countryside.

Activity types: Campaigning, Community development, Education/Training/Learning, Employment, Environment/Sustainability, Food, Health, Public & Green Spaces, Support & Development, Young peoples' services
Areas of Bristol served: All of Bristol

Provides direct community services, and accommodation for local groups, residents and businesses for activities and meetings. General purpose community centre for all sections of the community.

Activity types: Community buildings
Areas of Bristol served: not specified

Baby Bank Network redistributes pre-loved baby items to families that cannot afford to buy them. Working closely with children’s centres, health visitors and other organisations that are in contact with vulnerable families, we support families across Bristol and the surrounding area.

Activity types: Children's services, Environment/Sustainability, Health
Areas of Bristol served: All of Bristol

Baggator is a charity that provides programmes of informal education, skills, training and leisure activities for young people up to 25 years of age. They are based at the Pickle Factory in Easton where regular youth club sessins are held, including sports, arts and healthy eating. Baggator has recently received funding from Children in Need and the Heritage Lottery and is expanding to offer music making sessions, research into local history and use of film and photography.

Activity types: Advice services, Community development, Education/Training/Learning, Play, Young peoples' services
Areas of Bristol served: not specified

BAND is an umbrella organisation which supports and develops childcare provision in and around Bristol. We provide services to childcare providers, people working with children, families and employers. As well as working locally, BAND also plays an active role in national initiatives in the fields of childcare, play provision and working parents' issues, working closely with key agencies. Our role continues to expand as childcare provision increases and we act in an advisory capacity... More

Activity types: Care Services, Community development, Support & Development
Areas of Bristol served: All of Bristol

Provide Support to children and their families by delivering a range of activities including a home visiting support, and intensive one to one support, as well as services raising breastfeeding rates.

Activity types:
Areas of Bristol served: not specified

Barnardo's vision is that the lives of all children and young people should be free from poverty, abuse and discrimination. Our purpose is to help the most vulnerable children and young people transform their lives and fulfill their potential.

Activity types: Advice services, Community development, Play, Young peoples' services
Areas of Bristol served: All of Bristol

Barton Fields Trust 's purpose is to develop and maintain the field on behalf of the inhabitants of East Bristol. The Fields is owned by FIT - Fields in Trust. The field was handed to FIT by the City Council in 2004 and a Trust was set up to manage it. It provides an open space for the community. It works to develop the field in such ways as tree planting, developing hedge rows, pitch improvement, the development of a 'Friends of the Field Group', community events etc It also... More

Activity types: Community development, Environment/Sustainability, Play, Sport
Areas of Bristol served: not specified

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