Find that Charity | GB-NIC-102961

This organisation's identifier is GB-NIC-102961 .

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Description

The Charitys objects (the Objects) are the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of football.

Also known as

Train To Be SMART

CCNI Charity number

102961

Registered

22 June 2015

Postcode

BT67 9LF

Website

train2bsmart.com

Latest income

£107,853 (on 31 March 2023)

This organisation record is based on data from Charity Commission for Northern Ireland charity search published by Charity Commission for Northern Ireland.

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TTBS Juniors

GB-NIC-102961

Locations

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Registered Office in the UK

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon

TTBS Juniors

GB-NIC-102961

Themes and activities

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This organisation has been classified using different categories:

International Classification of Non-profit and Third Sector Organizations (ICNP/TSO)

ICNP/TSO categories have been automatically assigned from a machine learning model, as part of the UK Charity Classification project.

Sports activities A21

UK Charity Activity Tags

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Beneficiary group BE » Children BE102
Beneficiary group BE » Parents and guardians BE109
Beneficiary group BE » Young children BE114
Beneficiary group BE » Young people BE115
Charity and VCS support CV » Volunteering CV104
Education ED
Education ED » Schools ED106
Health HE
Health HE » Health condition HE200 » Addiction and dependency HE201
Health HE » Health condition HE200 » Mental health HE210
Leisure LE » Sports LE106
Social welfare SW » Abuse SW200

What the charity does (CCNI)

What the charity does as chosen by the organisation in their annual return to Charity Commission for Northern Ireland. Organisations can chose multiple categories.

The advancement of education
The advancement of health or the saving of lives
The advancement of amateur sport
The advancement of human rights/conflict resolution or reconciliation or the promotion of religious or racial harmony or equality and diversity
The relief of those in need by reason of youth/age/ill-health/disability/financial hardship or other disadvantage

Who the charity helps (CCNI)

Who the charity helps as chosen by the organisation in their annual return to Charity Commission for Northern Ireland. Organisations can chose multiple categories.

Children (5-13 year olds)
Mental health
Parents
Preschool (0-5 year olds)
Unemployed/low income
Volunteers
Youth (14-25 year olds)

How the charity works (CCNI)

How the charity works as chosen by the organisation in their annual return to Charity Commission for Northern Ireland. Organisations can chose multiple categories.