Charities In Birmingham City

To develop the centre for public benefit to better cater for the needs of children, young people, elderly, disabled and women. Delivered workshops for children, young people and women to engage their creativity and further develop their confidence, self esteem and collaboration amongst diverse people.

To provide or assist in the provision of medical and recreational equipment and other leisure time occupation or interest for children and young people who have need for such facilities by reason of infimity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances with the object of improving their conditions of life.

THE OBJECT OF THE CIO IS TO ADVANCE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC CONCERNING GREEK CULTURE, TRADITIONS, LANGUAGE, HISTORY AND ARTS IN BIRMINGHAM AND SUCH PARTS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AS THE TRUSTEES MAY FROM TIME TO TIME DETERMINE THROUGH PROVISION OF COURSES AND ACTIVITIES.

We are a close harmony singing group and give concerts for the public often in collaboration with others for local and national charities. We provide free learning workshops and courses in the community to encourage men to take up singing and learn the skills that will improve their confidence, health and wellbeing.

Birmingham based.Weekly music workshops for under 19 year old young people.School outreach sessions.Community music events. Two week dance and music summer school.Outdoor music events.Volunteer arts management team programme.Early Years music activities.Care Home music activities.

For the care, welfare of Renal Patients at the Q. E. Hospital, and who receive dialysis at Aston, Great Bridge, Lichfield, Woodgate, Kings Norton, Sparkhill, Smethwick, Worcester, Hereford, LLandrindod Wells and U.H.B. We play an active part in Patient Involvement in the Hospital, Treatment and care of Renal patients, Patient Information and Renal Research.

The Trusts objective is to relieve either generally or individually, women, never having been married, of the age of 55 years and upwards, who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress by its activities of making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce the need, hardship or distress of such persons.

Making grants to individuals who have suffered injury or sickness as a result of their participation in the sport of Rugby Union within the area of benefit and the relief of those same persons and their dependants in necessitous circumstances.

A) TO PROMOTE, DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN EDUCATION IN, AND APPRECIATION OF, THE ART AND SCIENCE OF MUSIC AND IN PARTICULAR CHORAL MUSIC. B) TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SUCH EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS THE COMMITTEE MAY DECIDE FROM TIME TO TIME

Running an amateur concert band, presenting public concerts, participating in community events,providing playing opportunities for members and non-members, developing the skills of musicians, and byimproving public appreciation through presentation of public concerts, many of which are free.

The principal activity of the Trust is the administration of the income from a bequest by the late Mr B J Cooper together with income from other donations and grants, to be used for the benefit of the present and former pupils of Chadsgrove School.

To advance the education of the pupils of Uffculme School, a 3 -19 special school, for children and young people with a primary diagnosis of autism, by providing or assisting in the provision of educational, recreational or other charitable facilities, nor normally provided by the Local Authority

Adult education; Recycling and protection of environment; Immigration legal advice; Community development; Astrologistics; Refugee artists support, Cultural exchange; Seminars and conferences on ecology, economics, migration, human rights; International networking and advocacy; Holistic methodology; Diaspora communities; Promoting Education, Unity, Global Freemovement and Ethical living.

Rescue, care, rehabilitation and re-homing of lost, abandoned, neglected, and ill-treated ferrets in need. Provision of education and advice on ferret care & husbandry.

At the 34th scout group we aim to help give all young people in the area the opportunity to take part in adventurous activities, both indoors and outdoors, while learning valuable new skills for life.

To preserve and protect the health and advance the education of families with mental health problems, development disorders and behaviour difficulties. We do this through a variety of voluntary activities.

The main function of Ghana Union are:Bring together the various Ghanaian unions, associations and other groups under one regional umbrella body, and to foster good relationships and understanding amongst the various groups which support the Ghanaian community in the MidlandsOffer support and advice on management, financial management ,funding,,governance and consultancy to its member

The music festival runs competitive and non-competitive music classes on the second and third Saturday each November for adults and children in vocal, piano, choral and ensemble music categories.

As the registered amenity society for Moseley, we have a membership of local people. We monitor planning and licensing applications; have an active local history group; organise a programme of meetings and activities; publish information about the area; we have restored three listed buildings in the area and open them to the public free of charge and we have created an 18th century style garden.

We perform various concerts for the public. The two main concerts are the Winter/Festive concert in late November and the Spring Big Blow Out Concert late March. We also now have three regular events in the run up to Christmas: Lights to Remember with Marie Curie West Midlands, Carols at Morisson's in Sheldon and a Christmas Carol Service at St. Margaret's Olton.

Christmas Collections & fundraisers, Fetes, Car boots & Quizzes. Senior Citizens Party Night & Brownie pack trip. Donated to Seeds of Hope, Around Again Social Supermarket, BHF & RBL charities, Arrive Alive, 126th Bham Scout Group, MacMillan, Kids Cancer charityRegular Volunteer Drivers for Age UK, marshals, collectors and other assistance for local events, organisations and charities

The charity operates a counselling centre offering help, advice and support in family and personal issues, including pregnancy crisis, post-abortion syndrome, marriage support, divorce/separation recovery, general low-level stress and anxiety and provision of sexual health and relationship guidance.

The objects for which the company is established are:To advance the education of pupils with special educational needs (SEN) and/or disabilities in identified areas of India and other countries around the world by providing and assisting local staff with the provision of training, specialist professional help, resources, equipment and development in communication.

Study, investigation, description and preservation of antiquities and historical/archaeological records and heritage, in particular in Staffordshire, and wider, for the education, interest and benefit of the public. By encouraging research, fieldwork, excavation and promoting preservation, and publishing the results. Also arranging meetings, lectures, excursions and visits.

To relieve the emotional and physical distress of parents and their families that have experienced the death of a baby through neonatal loss, infant loss, stillbirth or miscarriage or have a baby in intensive care.