| R-U-Safe? |
This is an organisation working locally in High Wycombe with vulnerable and abused young women. R-U-Safe? was the chosen beneficiary of our 2008 Lent Project. |
| Crossroads Caring for Carers |
Crossroads Carers is charity supporting those who care for others - often a difficult and isolating experience. It is actively involved in work in South Bucks and is the beneficiary of our Christmas 2008 good cause appeal. |
| Mission Aviation Fellowship |
MAF is a Christian agency whose mission is to fly light aircraft in developing countries to reach people in remote areas with the aid that they need. This was the chosen beneficiary of our 2007 Lent Project. |
| Water Aid |
Tackling one of the basic human needs - for clean water - this is a charity that we support at our Harvest Festival. |
| Iain Rennie Hospice at Home |
This is a local charity with which we have links through members of the congregation and which we supported through our 2006 Lent Project. |
| Pax Christi |
We have a strong commitment to Justice and Peace at St Francis, reflected through support for this international Catholic movement for peace and reconciliation. |
| Amnesty International |
We are supporting the Amnesty International campaign for religious freedom by adopting a prisoner of conscience. This is most recently Fr Thadeus Nguyen Van Ly, a Vietnamese Catholic priest who was imprisoned for the fourth time in March 2007. |
| The Franciscans |
We value our links with the the Society of St Francis, especially with the Houses in Plaistow and Gladstone Park. |
| The Whitechapel Mission |
We support the work of the Whitechapel Mission among the street people of the East End of London, specifically by donating clothing and consumables via our Harvest Festival service each year.
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| The South Bucks Hospice |
Although it lies just outside the parish, we have close links with the South Bucks Hospice - notably through the annual 'Lights of Love' Christmas Tree which stands outside our hall each Christmas season.
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| Trading Fairly |
Database of UK retailers and wholesalers dealing in fairly traded goods. |
| Diocese of Oxford |
Gives access to news, events and contacts for our diocese. |
| Watch |
News, opinions and campaigns about equal opportunities for women in the Anglican community. |
| Bucksonline |
Gives access to details of local authority services across Buckinghamshire, plus a large amount of other information, this has been set up as a community web site and contains lots of useful links. |
| Wycombe District Council |
The place to go for information on any aspect of WDC's services, with links to many local and community organisations and events. |
| Organ Recitals |
A comprehensive source of information for forthcoming organ recitals nationally. This site has a wealth of information about where to go, with links providing additional details of recitalists and instruments. |
| Totteridge Community Centre |
Taking over the former Totteridge Social Club, which closed in 2007, this charity organisation is refurbishing the building as a centre for the local community. |
| T & T News |
A supplement to the printed local free magazine, with online updates, news of local events and downloadable back-numbers. |
| Chiltern Camerata |
An amateur adult string orchestra which meets in the High Wycombe area during school term time - our church is one of the rehearsal venues. They give public concerts in church a couple of times a year and have accompanied our Christmas Carol service for several years. |
| Rockin' Tots |
Runs a musical play-and-learn session for babies and toddlers in our Church Hall on Friday afternoons. |
| Bandschool |
Runs sessions for budding rock, pop and funk musicians in our Church Hall on Wednesday evenings. |
| Silver Star Line Dance Club |
Runs a dance class in our Church Hall on Tuesday evenings. |
| Marlow & District Railway Society |
This is the local society for railway enthusiasts of all types. Holding regular monthly meetings at the Liston Hall, Marlow, it draws its membership from a wide area, including High Wycombe, Bourne End, Maidenhead and Henley. Several members live in the Terriers/Hazlemere/Holmer Green area. |
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