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- Charity no. 103455
- Date registered. 19/09/2016
Public benefits
The direct benefits which flow from the purpose listed in Section 3 of the constitution include increased integration and social interaction; decreased isolation and enhanced health and wellbeing for the people living in the South Londonderry district council area. This benefits will be evidenced through feedback from the charity beneficiaries;
regular community engagement, including surveys and evaluations; and increased attendance at events and training activities arranged by the charity. The purposes of our charity will not lead to any harm. The charity beneficiaries are the people living within the South Londonderry district council area. There are no private beneficiaries of the charity.
What your organisation does
Our group strives to connect and benefit all members of the community living within the four towns area. The groups initial successful project was to gain funding to buy four defibrillators that could be fitted within each of the four villages. At present the group continues to organise functions that can be attended by all members of the four
towns community building relationships and connecting people who otherwise would not engage. This includes a family fun day, table quiz and five a side football tournament. Currently the main project the group are working towards involves seeking funding to build a community hub. We in the Four Towns Community Group are striving to provide a community hub that will offer the opportunity to engage multiple generations and denominations and are confident that such a hub would be utilised by our community, connecting people from each of the four villages who otherwise may not engage. Whilst there are a number of unsuitable halls within the area there are no buildings suitable to be regularly used by all members of the community to bring everyone together. This is partially due to the size and design of each hall but also primarily due to the preconception that the residents of each village should make use of their own halls and facilities. Therefore, through the building of such a community hub which has been proposed and lead by representation from each of the four villages this preconception should be squashed.
The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of citizenship or community development
- The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage
Who the charity helps
- General public
How the charity works
- Community development
- Rural development