Charities In Birmingham City

German Protestant worship and German Saturday school

To ensure Birmingham is an attractive city.Promote high standards of planning &architecture; educate the public in the geography, history, culture & architecture of the city; secure the preservation & improvement of public amenities & features or areas of historic or pubic interest in the city.Promote the concept of active citizenship. Plant trees and raise awareness of the importance of trees.

The Charity provides a centre of excellence for the medical care of adult patients suffering from cystic fibrosis for the whole of the West Midlands region. The Charity seeks to continually improve the centre for the benefit of patients. It also promotes research into the causes and treatment of cystic fibrosis, provides counselling services and furthers public education about the condition.

The taking in, careing and rehoming of stray animals but mainly focusing on cats.

The charity provides one-bedroom flat accommodation for elderly persons with low income.

Treating sick and injured wildlife and releasing back into the wild wherever possible.

Monthly Core Meetings, usually with a speaker. 31 active interest groups which meet regularly at different venues with a view to enhancing the learning and experiences of our members. Non members may attend a maximum of two meetings before they are required to join the U3A.Annual General Meeting to elect/re-elect trustees, receive presentation on previous years approve accounts.

Fund raising events for Bournville Village Primary School.

In Somali we provide food shelter education and supportIn Birmingham we run dance classes beach trips and club sessions for youth and adults to improve well-being celebrate culture and build social connections in a safe and supportive environment

To further such charitable purposes for the benefit of women and family in particular but not exclusively by; 1) Empowering single mother and women on: domestic violence, abuse relationships, problems or worries regarding children, housing, welfare and financial management. 2) Relieving the hardship, stress and depression suffered by most disadvantaged women.

The mosque (masjid) is open to all Muslims (men, women, children, and young people without any discrimination) to participate in the ritual Islamic worship whether in congregation or in private individual acts of worship. Others are welcome to observe quietly and respectfully with a prior appointment. All our services are free. No membership is required.

1. The advancement of education, relief of poverty and the promotion and protection of good health for the public benefit, the relief of suffering amongst victims of natural or other kinds of disaster for the public benefit anywhere in the world.2. For such general charitable purposes for the public benefit anywhere in the world as the trustees from time to time may think fit.

We provide water pumps, wells to those who don't have access to clean water. We build houses for the homeless. We provide funding to help start small businesses. We help with medicine care, hospital, surgery fees. We help the disabled, widowed and orphans - providing food, shelter, shoes, clothes, educational fees and any other resources required.

To provide recreational, sporting and educational facilities at an affordable cost to the local community.

General charitable activities, education & training and religious activities

We provide Islamic education to the local Black Asian Minority Ethnic Community (BAME) living in small heath and surounding area, Birmingham, West Midlands. We also provide IAG to the BAME community to those who are unemployed, and in receipt of welfare benefits.We have place of worship and we carry out 5 times a day prayer 7 days a week.

The Objectives was to provide spiritual guidance and support charities members and affilliates as they work to further the christian religion.Members involved in philanthropic outreach both in UK and Asia.See Annual Report

makes grants to appropriate medical personnel who undertake research work within the charity's objectives

Friends of Handsworth Park organises activities in Handsworth Park for the benefit of local people, wildlife and plantlife. The charity ensures that the Park is well maintained and a safe place for people to use.

To provide affordable housing and housing management services, primarily but not exclusively, for persons of South-East Asian origin living in the Midlands who are in conditions of need, poverty or distress, andTo advance education and relieve financial hardship for such persons and to provide legal and other advice so as to advance them in life and assist them to adapt within a new community

For the public benefit, the relief of poverty amongst homeless people and rough sleepers in Birmingham by the provision of food, drinks, clothing and toiletries to help relieve their suffering. The charity goes into Birmingham three times a week where volunteers walk the streets providing food, clothing and provisions for the rough sleepers and those in need.

To relieve & prevent suffering & distress in animals., particularly dogs, cats, horses, ponies,goats & domestic fowl & other such creatures in need of care & attention, rescue, sanctuary or re-homing by provision of such services as the charity shall from time to time decide.To advance public education in matters concerning animal welfare and aid.

To relieve poverty, hardship and distress of the localCommunity resides in the in the West Midlands. The advancement of education for the public benefit by such means as the trustees see fit and fulfil the religious needs of the public.

THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY IS THE ORGANISATION OF CHARITABLE EVENTS TO RAISE FUNDING TO BE UTILISED FOR THE RELIEF OF THE POOR AND NEEDY AND FOR ANY OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANISATION THROUGH CASH GRANTS OR THE PROVISION OF GOODS AND SERVICES.

The objectives of the Trust are for the promotion and encouragement of education among the public, and for the purpose of raising funds to finance the building and equipping of the Crescent Theatre.