Charities In Birmingham City

SPARC AUTISM provides assessment and diagnosis services for adults with autism or possible autism in the West Midlands.

Owns and manages an Alternative Education School for at risk young people.Manages groups of volunteer social mentorsLiaises with others, such as universities, in order to identify and promote its Theory of Change.Works with groups of young people in their communities to assist them in improving the quality of life forall within the community.Works with young people not in education,

We aim to advance the education and appreciation of the public in music and music performance particularly Scottish Pipe Band music for residents of all ages and backgrounds within the West Midlands and surrounding areas by developing skills and competences in playing pipes and drums and by playing together at events and concerts.

The association directly supports individual refugees and members of host communities in a disadvantaged area of Birmingham. We meet specific needs of individuals, including lessons on English speaking, adult numeracy, adult literacy, parenting and health issues. We offer advice and assistance on a wide range of personal support needs. We support families of non English speakers.

Furthering education about "The Great War".

The Middle Community promotes greater harmony and tolerance in society by educating the public in different religious beliefs with a view to find common ground and promote good relations between persons of different faiths. It also acts for the relief of financial hardship and poverty by providing those in need with food and items which they could not otherwise afford through lack of means.

Serving the national Duke of Edinburghs Award within the City of Birmingham, supporting young people and leaders and celebrating their achievements by providing grants to participating young people.

We organise Fairs, Discos, Quizes, Shows, Class Fundraising....These are mostly held within the school we support.

Maintain welfare support for ex-service and serving airborne personnel and other worthy charitable causes.

This is a small family charity which will make grants to limited causes

We make Donations to injured rugby players

SIERRA LEONE BICENTENARY TRUST offers young people in particular new opportunities to develop to their full potential.

InterVol support student volunteering groups at six universities: Birmingham, Nottingham, Lancaster, Oxford Brookes, SOAS, and Imperial College London. Our projects work with both local and overseas partners on a range of charitable projects including education and refugee services. Volunteers gain skills and training while small grants are provided to our partners through fund-raising.

Getting members out of their home for a time for talking, singing, shopping, going out on day trips, holidays, pantomimes pub meals.Encouraging and assisting the members to carry out their hobbies and employing the skills of a physiotherapist to advise our group on the best way to help the members to get physically fitter.

Hold monthly meeting, issue a monthly newsletter and annual Remembrance Service.Visit schools and societies to bring full awareness of Birmingham's wartime efforts which incurred the loss of 2241 civilians during 3 years of Blitz and approx 9000 injured.

To assist young students who are deemed to be excellent in their studies to fund further education, primarliy in India and Pakistan, but across all geographies.

We are a Parent/Teacher Association who raise funds for Walmley junior School.

The Maritime Youth Group is a small independent charity. Aims are: To advance skills in the area of education and learning among local residents and surrounding areas and to provide or assist in the provision of facilities for the training and development of young people who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, disability, poverty or social and economic circumstances.

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Promoting the organ and its music in and around Birmingham UK

Raising money to support school activities

Emmaus International Ministries exist to advance the Christian religion in the UK or abroad for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, producing and/or distributing literature on the Christian faith to enlighten others about the Christian religion.

Our goal is to establish sustainable programs and initiatives in somalia, that will have a lasting impact on the communities we serve. We aim to create job opportunities, improve access to education and healthcare, and provide training and resources to empower individuals to become self-sufficient and contribute to their local economy.

Feed homeless people in Wolverhampton, provide them clothing and sanitary towels. We also provide baby equipment, food to families. India children are provided with school fees paid, bicycles, stationery uniform, shoes, food, sanitary products, clean water and trees planted in schools.Clean water, blankets, food rations, sewing machines, workshops around mental health drug awareness.

Hope CMA Debt centre is affiliated to Community Money Advice (Charity Number 1111436). We work closely with CMA to provide free debt advice to people in the Sutton Coldfield area.