Charities In Birmingham City

The WMHBT was established in 1985, with specialists in the field of building conservation serving as Trustees. It's purpose is to safeguard buildings, at risk, within the West Midlands that are of historical or architectural importance. Where this cannot be achieved by simply raising awareness to the issues the Trust will consider carrying out a conservation project itself.

The charity has involved in activities such as providing mass service which carried out on weekly basis in Birmingham This charity has started providing service to children (youth groups) during the mass service on Sunday. Working in partnership with other organisation such as churches of England and other government organization to Support people living in hardship because of some social matter.

Connecting education, well being and the natural environment.Therapeutic Horticulture for people with mental health issues and learning disabilities.Environmental Education for local schoolchildren and eco-activities for families.Wildlife habitat in SLINC woodland.A beautiful organically managed garden, open to the public six days a week, located just 2 miles from Birmingham City Centre.

The Trust provides care and support to people in Ward End, Birmingham by- Community capacity building- Children & young people actvities - Provision of health advice & information - Advice, advocacy & training to those facing hardship- Provision of facilities for recreational activities- Working with residents, local authority & other voluntary organisations to promote social welfare

The principal activities (aim) of the Charity are worship and the involvement of various ministries and ministers of religion, in propagating Christian tenets to both members and non-members of the Ministry, at various meetings.

The charity aim's to promote, organise and produce musical dramatic and associated works for the purpose of fostering and developing physical and mental recreation in the world of Theatre and the arts, and the raising of funds for the company's and charitable purposes.

During the year, the charity carried out Qurbanis in Tanzania. During the year, IHelp Global delivered a number of medical eye camps bringing high-quality care to those who most need it. The organization has also supported schools and community organizations to promote education and training. IHelp Global has also delivered short term seasonal food projects delivering livestock and meat.

The objective of the Trust is to apply its income towards relieving those customers who are in conditions of need, poverty, hardship or other distress and are having difficulty making payment for the supply of water to their home but make regular payments for an amount they can afford.

Home-Start Birmingham Central and South-West is a voluntary organisation which supports families with at least one child under five through difficult times. Home-Start through trained parent volunteers offers befriending and emotional and practical support to families in the Bartley Green, Edgbaston, Harborne, Ladywood, Soho and Quinton wards of the city.

We encourage and empower the ambitions of the residents of Birmingham, with a focus on young people (aged 11 to 28) supporting them into sustained education, training and work through our personal development programmes.

We pro-actively address needs preventing homelessness in young adults aged 16-35. We provide hosted accommodation at point of crisis and longer term. We work with young adults, their families and agencies. We provide a range of learning around tenancy sustainment and wellbeing. We provide an opportunity for people in need of our services to gain trust in people, feel dignified & not judged.

We hold weekly Sunday services at our building, during these services we worship, pray and will have time for a preach. We offer church to children and young people, where they will have a service that is age appropriate.

The Counselling Centre gives support to vulnerable people in the community by providing them with the tools to make decisions that will help them, their families, friends and others. Adults and children are helped through a personalised and sympathetic counselling service. Homeless/vulnerable people and substance users are helped providing meals, clothes, advocacy and advice.

NACV provides high quality, low cost residential facilities for groups who work with children, young people and adults from disadvantaged backgrounds from the London Borough of Lewisham and elsewhere.

To encourage and promote worship of God. Provide Christian and value education to married couples, young adults, youth and children. Provision of grants for charity and ministerial work among indigent children, (feeding & education). Study grant for theological education of pastors and leaders. Conduct Youth Camps and family retreats. Benevolent giving.

To relieve poverty and distress in society concentrating on community projects and special needs groups in the West Midlands area. Nationally, Youth Development projects for young people 16 to 25 years, especially those who are NEET. Small grants for Holidays for the disadvantaged from the West Midlands and Greater London. Grants are made to registered charities and charitable organisations only.

To advance the religious and other charitable work of the Sisters by caring for individual members of the Institute throughout their lives. The charity aims to enable and support the sisters to live out their faith and to put that faith into practice through a variety of religious and other charitable works. The Institute's purpose is to serve people, through education and health care.

The Circuit supports churches within the Circuit in providing Christian Ministry in their localities. Three fulltime presbyters have pastoral oversight of the 13 churches with the support and leadership of one Lay Minister, Local Preachers and Circuit Stewards. It supports the Beginagen Project which offers counselling, financial advice and negotiation services free to those in need.

Provide a place of sanctuary and support for all those affected by cancer including family and friends. Also offer a range of complementary therapies.

TO PROMOTE ANY CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY IN BIRMINGHAM (HEREIN AFTER CALLED THE AREA OF BENEFIT) IN PARTICULAR AND IN GENERAL NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL, AND ANY OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES WHICH THE THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND SICKNESS, THE PROMOTION OF EDUCATION AND THE PROVISION IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES.

Place of worship : St Marys Hobs Moat, 30 Hobs Meadow, Solihull, B92 8PNWorship time: 11:00 AM Holy Communion - (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sunday) & Divine Service - (every 5th Sunday)Sunday school - every Sunday at 09:45 AMChoir Practices every Sunday after service.Other Services - Birthday & Wedding thanksgiving, Christmas Carol & visits, prayer sessions and various organisation activities.

Birmingham TreePeople aims to plant, establish and advocate for trees in Birmingham. We provide free training and organise community activities relating to trees. We are also a registered training centre for the Skills Education Group Level 2 in Arboriculture. We survey trees across the city and use this data in our decision making and advocacy work.

We are dedicated to transforming the lives of the world?s most disadvantaged children by focusing on literacy and education. We implement sustainable programs which aim to raise literacy standards and give individuals every possible chance to receive a quality education. Promoting and teaching literacy in early childhood years is not only key to success at school but also later in life.

The delivery of a pathway of trauma informed awareness, empowerment and parenting programmes enabling women to overcome the effects of their experiences, improving emotional safety and wellbeing, reducing risk of further harm and victimisation and heal from the impact of the abuse. The following programmes: Freedom Programme, Domestic Abuse Recovery Toolkit, You and me, Mum and ACEs.

To provide accessible advice, guidance and practical support to people facing poverty, unemployment, poor health, fuel poverty, digital exclusion and other disadvantages. To support people into employment, education and training, promote health and wellbeing, provide one-to-one support and advocacy, and work in partnership with local and regional organisations.