Charities In Birmingham City
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Dawes Memorial Trust Fund
Beneficiary groupEDUCATION/TRAININGCHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLE
Hope4all
To advance the education of the public in the arts of literature and language. provide facilities for recreation andleisure time with the objectof improving the conditionof life of the citizens of theWest Midlands and thesurrounding areas.To safeguard and protect thegood health both mentaland physical of adults andchildren and to preventpoverty, hardship anddistress.
Yenton Lodge No 3484 Benevolent Fund
Associations, Social welfareDonations to masonic and local charities.
The Edward Allen & Charlie Hill Memorial Fund
Provide a Christmas Lunch for Pensionersand widows of ex railway personnel.Advice to these elderly as required. Visiting the elderly contacts.
Cpw4life
To support local homeless and struggling folks
Sylheti Muslim Council
Helping people in the community. Teaching young children for Arabic language. Writing letters on a range of issues. Helping people to fill out forms such as housing benefits/council tax/others. Giving advice and guidence on general issues and required.
Ummeed International Welfare Trust
helping needy people
Proceeds Of Sale Of Former Gaydon Church Of England School
Education, ReligionSupports educational and religious activities particularly in South Warwickshire
King Edward V1 Handsworth School Parents' Peace Fund
THIS CHARITY WAS SET UP BY PARENTS OF HANDSWORTH SCHOOL FOLLOWING THE END OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR. IT EXISTS TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF PUPILS OF THE SCHOOL.
Sons Of Rest (sutton Coldfield)
Mainly indoor activities for over 55 members, snooker, billiards cards, chess, draughts etc.Cup of tea and a chat with others of like minds.Occassional trips out.
Alhasan Association
Children/young PeopleElderly/old PeoplePeople With DisabilitiesPeople Of A Particular Ethnic Or Racial OriginOther Charities Or Voluntary Bodies
Aston And Birchfield Community Association
SUMMER PLAY SCHEME FOR CHILDREN AGED 8 TO 11 YEARS OLDKEEP FIT FOR WOMENELDERLY CLUBHOMEWORK CLUBOTHER ACTIVITIES
Journey Metropolitan Community Church Birmingham
70 Abbey Road Smethwick, social activities such as a Film Club and LGBT Asylum group within the Birmingham area.
Trust For The Development Of Pakistan
Supporting a charitable hospital in primary eye care programme, sight restoring operations and training.
Thomas Horton Prize Fund (icw The Birmingham Law Society)
Charitable activitiesProvision of Student Prize
City Hospital NHS Trust
Associations, Health, ResearchTo respond, wholly or partly, to requests for medical equipment forwards or departments. To maintain an information desk, conveying or directing out patients to their consultants location.
The Herbert Willison Prize Fund
Provision of student prize
Grassroots Initiatives For Development Of India
Highlights of Activities that have been initiated recently by GIDI:1. Community Radio 2. Support for promotion of Women Self Help Groups (SHGs) in Orissa.3. Awareness on good Governance:4. Enrolment drive for school going children5. Protection of Forest through Community Participation:
The Sikh Channel Community Broadcasting Company Limited
RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIESGENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSESEDUCATION/ TRAININGTHE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTHTHE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY
Big House Trust
Provision of accommodation in a supported housing environment for people with 'life' problems.
Sierra Leone Association (birmingham And Midlands)
General Charitable Activities
Birmingham Carers' Association
Working and Campaigning on behalf of Carers in the City of Birmingham
St Philip's Relief In Need Charity
To apply it's income in relieving the need of persons resident in the parish of St. Philip Birmingham or otherwise in the city of Birmingham, but not for the direct relief of rates, taxes or other public funds.
The Birmingham And District Osteopathic Clinic
The principal activity of the charity is to promote charitable purposes for the benefit of the community by providing osteopathic treatment for members of the public resident in the city of Birmingham or counties of Warwick, Worcester and Stafford.The Clinic is now closed
Witton Community Association
Associations, Beneficiary group, Economic and community developmentActivities for children and young people both holiday and term time; acting as a hub for local groups and community activities and hosting local ward and constituency meetings focussing on local concerns.