Charities In Birmingham City

The charity works in the ecclesiastical parish of Saint Mark, which is in the City Council Ward of Oscott, Birmingham. The Parochial Church Council has the responsibility of co-operating with the incumbent, Father Philip Calvert & also for the maintenance of the Church Centre. The main activities of the PCC are providing church services and a Day Centre for the care of the elderly.

The Trust holds land for protection and preservation. It provides facilities for primary and infant school children mostly from the Birmingham Education Authority and a wider area to visit a working farm with a range of livestock. It gives opportunities for outdoor activities for groups of young people using a building in the Wyre Forest.

To promote religious activities and the name and beliefs of Jesus Christ. To show a love and care for the surrounding community.

Almshouses for ladies.

We believe in promoting in the parish the whole mission of the Church.

Arts projects and community initiatives to support and develop residents who live in East Birmingham and Solihull

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.

To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the Evangelical Alliance statement of beliefs. This is done through the holding of meetings, worship and outreach activities in the local community and by supporting mission partners, prayerfully, practically and financially.

The Charity, as a Christian organisation is involved in preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ and reaching out to the community on faith related matters. We are also involved in providing counselling to our members and helping those having financial challenges. We are commencing a community COVID 19 response food project approved by the National Lottery Fund (England).

We seek the wellbeing of people in our neighbourhood through:Unlocking and connecting local people?s passions and skills, working with people to help them overcome barriers to them making confident contributions within their neighbourhood, and being a ?seedbed? for innovative forms of local, associational life. We work using the principles and practices of Asset-Based Community Development.

We run a small community centre in Welsh House Farm, Quinton, Birmingham. We offer after school clubs, community lunches, youth activities a play and stay and education/ mentoring/ support around returning to work.

To provide education

The charity sets out to provide a range of religious activities across a broad spectrum of ages within the Parish of Boldmere

The giving of grants to students at secondary educational establishments for clothing, sport kit and books. Other grants for the furthering of vocational training and assisting apprentices. Grants to educational establishments for students 11 years and over

Provides a Home Visiting service to offer support to families living within the Tyburn Ward who have at least one child under the age of 5

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.

BCM provides small community and voluntary groups with peer to peer, face-to-face support, enabling them to be more effective in their communities. To do this surgeries are held in informal venues across Birmingham where anyone with an idea to improve their community are welcome to visit. Additionally, workshops focused on topics such as funding and wider networking events take place.

The charity provides a range of therapies for people with Multiple Sclerosis who come from Wolverhampton and surrounding areas.

THE RELIEF OF POVERTY, SICKNESS, HARDSHIP AND DISTRESS OF CHILDREN, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY ORPHANS, STREET CHILDREN AND UNDER PRIVILEGED CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES LIVING IN BANGLADESH, BY PROVIDING GOODS AND SERVICES.

To support the provision of health care, primarily but not exclusively in Shropshire Staffordshire and Cheshire, by providing dedicated Transport services of urgently required medical items when normal Trust services are unavailable.By use of volunteers these service are Free of Charge to the Trusts, allowing essential funds to be diverted back intopatient care, rather than into transport cost

Providing good quality, affordable accommodation suitable for their tenants' needs in Sutton Coldfield.

Regular worship services on Saturdays and Sundays ; Religious and moral education of children and youths supplemented by programs like Kids Day , Youth Camp; Providing Support to Mission fields; Providing financial support to victims of natural calamities ; Launched a library facility to encourage reading habits of children and adults; conducting seminars for various gender and age groups.

Only applications from and in respect of charities/expenditure in the West Midlands area will be considered. Applications should include recent accounts. The majority of donations made are in respect of animal welfare & conservation, children's welfare, care of the elderly & physically or mentally handicapped and general medical. Applications for donations for other purposes are considered.

To provide the necessary facilities for the daily care, recreation and education of children and communities in Handsworth, particularly during the out of school hours and school days. To advance the education and training of persons in the provision of such care, education and recreational facilities.

(1) Youth and Children: Create opportunities, improve social welfare, overcome barriers using arts, creativity, education/training to raise leaders who affect social changes. (2) Community: Fortifying cohesion in community through cultural, heritage, physical/mental health and job search activities. (3) Women and vulnerable adults: tackling loneliness, mentoring, improving services' access.