Charities In Birmingham City

Used by Community Organisations for meetings and events i.e Church Worship meetings, for adults and children, Sunday school, Children's Summer Club, Thursday Senior Club, Gospel Choir Rehearsals Worship events, Community social events Practice, Drama Group Rehearsals and Community events fellowship and support groups for health and education.

This fund was used to help poor people. This is now done by giving people food and, sometimes, clothes. We have used all the money for this purpose - in practice we spent much more than the income of the charity.

This Charity (258209) is redundant, having been replaced by Birmingham City Mission (1051023) when the Charity was incorporated as a Company Limited By Guarantee in 1995. The final transfer of properties from the old to the new Charity is still awaited.

development, operation & promotion of a transport museum. Displaying buses, coaches, battery electric vehicles & fire engines, on-going restoration programmes, undertakes research into aspects of public transport industry & assist others to do similar. Educational information/displays for general public, including school children.

We support children and adults of all genders affected by sexual violence/abuse. We offer:-Advocacy support whether you have reported or not-Counselling-including at outreach sites-Specialised counselling and group support for abused asylum seekers/refugees-Social groups-inc.women only ones-Telephone helpline-Written self-help info-inc. in Community languages-Training

CONSERVES 75 ACRE SITE AT SMALL HEATH, IN BIRMINGHAM. PROVIDES ENVIRONMENTAL VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES& EDUCATION. SITE IS MANAGED AS A PUBLIC AMENITY OFFERING WALKS, CYCLING, PICNIC & RECREATIONAL AREAS ETC. FREE USE OF PITCHES AND MUGA FOR COMMUNITYSITE ALSO OFFERS OUTDOOR ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES WHICH ARE MANAGED BY ACKERS ADVENTURE.

We encourage education by providing a prize for the most meritorious completion of Advanced Diploma and certain other examinations of the Chartered Insurance Institute, subject to certain set criteria.

The Commissioners directed in a letter dated 04 June 2003 that this Charity should be reported as part of Sense The National Deafblind and Rubella Association (Registered Number 289868). There have been no activities separately undertaken by this charity.

General support to children and young people suffering with cancer who have been treated at Birmingham Children's Hospital and their families.This support principally takes the form of information, refreshments in clinic, trips, outings and holidays, the latter being primarily at the Society's holiday caravan sited in Exmouth.These activities are supported by general fundraising.

Raises funds to support the work of Fox Hollies School & therefore giving them the opportunity to provide a greater range of experiences & resources for the pupils, all of whom have special needs.

Promotion and support, assistance and improvement of Woodlands Camp. Raise funds for Woodlands Camp through establishing a membership from past and present supporters and visitors

The Charity makes grants / donations to individuals and organisations. Polycare Foundation provides services so that the people in Uganda can improve health and medical facilities. This is mainly to the Amai Community Hospital. Some money was spend to open a branch of Polycare Foundation in the USA.

DanceXchange presents and produces some of the best UK and international dance; runs Birmingham International Dance Festival; supports artists to create and develop their practice; nurtures talented young performers, choreographers and leaders; delivers a bespoke schools programme; and engages people of all backgrounds in dance activity.

Provision of some building costs.Propagation of the Gospel.Childrens Club (costs for this not passed through the Trust).A venue for some local interests eg An allotment society (no charges made).Sometimes the venue is used by the Neighbourhood Watch.

We provide financial assistance and equipment to individuals and groups catering for individuals within the local areas of Balsall Common ,Berkswell and Meriden ,who are disadvantaged physically, mentally or educationally.We provide financial assistance and equipment to local youth , recreational and sporting clubs.We make donations to national and international appeals for relief works in

To provide a person centred, fully integrated model of care and support, to individuals with life threatening and life limiting illnesses and those experiencing social exclusion, within a caring, safe and secure environment, exploring their circumstances and emotions to find a true resolution to their situation.

1. PROVIDE HOUSING AND ACCOMMODATION, FOOD, CLOTHES AND SHELTER AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR HOMELESS PERSONS.2.TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION WHETHER VOLUNTARY, PAID OR UNEMPLOYED BY THE PROVISION OF FREE TRAINING. 3. TO PROMOTE, IMPROVE, DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN PUBLIC EDUCATION IN AN APPRECIATION OF THE ARTS AND SCIENCE OF THE ARTS. 4. AND ANY OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC

To promote any charitable purpose for the Sikh community including the advancement of the Sikh religion according to the principles of the teaching of the Sikh Gurus as encapsulated in Shiree Guru Granth Sahib JI.Operation of community radio station (RSL) for the local community of the Midlands - covering issues affecting the Sikh Community

The BCFA Charitable Fund supports the football 'family' in times of need. We offer grants to help those connected with the game eg. participants, volunteers, match officials and administrators and sometimes their dependents who suffer financial loss or adversity as a result of injury, illness or economic hardship - all of whom serve the game in all its formats within the Birmingham CFA boundary.

Through music, we bring reconciliation and development to regions where people suffer deprivation. We help young people discover their creative potential and use it to empower and advance themselves and their communities, promote equitable cultural exchange, build tolerance, fight poverty, restore confidence amongst the disenfranchised and heighten self-determination.

The Prince's School specialises in teaching, researching, and promoting the practice and theory of the arts and crafts of the world's great traditions.

Assist running of a youth club, by providing advice and guidance to youth worker. Assist women's group with administrative support. Assist elderly persons' club, explaining benefits and health advice. Raising awareness of Hinduism. . An Umbrella organisation for all Hindu Clubs, Voluntary Organisations & Societies. Raise concerns, regarding any proposed legislation which affects Hindus adversely

Bangladesh Community Development (BCD) supports the Bangladeshi community in Birmingham by running projects that offer educational and social support to parents, young people and children of all ages. The courses run by BCD provide people with the necessary life skills to help build confidence, self esteem and to integrate them back into society enabling them to progress in all areas of life.

The Church opens daily, There are three different type of services: Teaching, Bible Study and Worship. Currently the Charity operates in 9 different sitesU. 14 Mill Mead Industrial Centre N17 9QUBassano Street SE22 8RU. Ashley Rd, N17 9LN. Lansdowne Road, Croydon CR0 2BX. 25 Cathnor Rd, W12 9JD. Southway, GU2 8DU31 Palmerston Rd, SO14 1LL33 Lanrick Rd, E14 0FEBristolBirmigham

Advice and guidance for refugees and asylum seekers in the areas of immigration, welfare benefit, housing, health, etc. Children and youth activities including after school classes, outings, sport and leisure (including physical), football, community events. Our activities cover the whole West Midlands area although we are based in Birmingham city.