Charities In Birmingham City

The teaching of First Aid, and Ambulance Aid, to members of the public and the Ambulance Service Private Sector.The attendance of Community activities I.E. fetes, carnivals etc.

Castle Vale Christian Fellowship Trust actively promotes the gospel of Jesus Christ. The Trust supports the delivery of community based pastoral care, Bible study and social events for adults and children in association with Castle Vale Baptist Church.

The activities of this charity have now been taken over by The Birmingham Boys and Girls Union Registration number 1120499.

The New Work Trust promotes, improves, develops and maintains public education in and appreciation of the arts; arranges activities and exhibitions in all aspects of the arts including crafts and media; and supports the charitable objects of the Midlands Arts Centre through commissioning new works of art of all kinds for performance or public display.

The Angolan Refugee Project exists to empower the Angolan community so they can participate fully in the development of their communities we actively involved in providing services to people of Angolan origin within the United Kingdom and aboard. The activities include the provision of information and advice, raising fund for projects in the UK.

The Charity provides accompanied holidays for people with disabilities living mainly within the areas shown. A typical group size of 24 persons would include 2 qualified nurses, 10 people with a range of disabilities and 12 volunteer helpers who give care 24 hours per day for the duration of the holiday.

Accommodation providing care, support and supervision for vulnerable people. Homoeopathic treatment is provided within the support criterion to address both physical and emotional issues. Accommodation is only provided for people needing care, support or supervision. Homoeopathic treatment is also available to the general public in receipt of benefits/low income.

a) To advance the Christian religion.b) To promote for the benefit of the public and the community by associating together the inhabitants and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations to advance education and leisure time occupations.c) To promote racial harmony and good race relations.

Religious activities through conferences and seminars. Training and equipping of the saints. Partnership with the community.

Publishing books and papers promoting education in the interaction of Christian faith with literature, art and science.

Provide opportunities for underprivileged artists to progress their practice, by developing placements to provide art and crafts workshops in and to the community.

To fully expound the Gospel NewsTo HELP the suffering in the communityProvide counselling for the youthsCareer development programs for membersLeadership training

The charity provides a drop in service and day opportunities which aims to deliver welfare and support services to all older people especially those who are frail or disabled and adult carers, particularly targeting less visible BME whose first language is Arabic in Birmingham.

We provide access to digital media technology for young people and families to engage in family learning and develop essential digital technology skills. We run educational employment programmes provide accredited courses. We provide opportunities for young people and adults within the community from a wide range of backgrounds and ethnicity.

The charity is currently inactive.When it runs it provides a specialist exercise service for individuals with neurological conditions . The group operates from the with the University of Birmingham. It runs once a week on a Wednesday within 45 minute session. Each patient is alloacted a physiotherapy student and exercise rehabiliation is provided.

Looking after the welfare of all the french speaking African people living in Leicestershire, Warwickshire, Nottinghamshire and Northamptonshire in providing advice on health, educational, housing, religious and benefits services and ensuring they have all support needed for their effective integration in the community

WCCVI is a Cricket Club specifically set up for visually impaired people to take part in the cricket league and Bill Frindell Memorial Trophy, ran under BCEW (Blind Cricket England & Wales) a charity wich governs sports in England & wales. Also to take part in the Knock Out Cup that is mainly if not totally funded by The Primary Club.

The charity's objects are:To support the education where the need arises, especially in under developed and developing countries,To the relief of poverty, distress, suffering, starvation, sickness and any physical or mental disability in any part of the world andTo support any other charitable causes as deemed necessary by the trustees from time to time.

Somali development Programme has been providing support, training, advice & information on a wide range of issues and organising leisure & recreational activities to young people. Our goals is to provide young people with advice, guidance and support them to unlock their potential by empowering,engaging and motivating them through educational support and positive activities, we work in Birmingham.

The Yafa Welfare Association strives to raise the quality of life of the Yafai community of Birmingham and the wider community through the delivery of services and educational activities in partnership with other organisations. We promote Yafai culture and values, working towards a seamless multicultural society.

As a Christian church the main activity is preaching the word of God. We also promote family teachings and teachings targeted to the youth, women and men's groups. We are involved in promoting education to the young people by donating funds and holding conferences where the youth are the main target group and the conveners of these gatherings.

We provide counselling in different languages to support to anyone who is feeling vulnerable. We offer online and telephone counselling, group counselling Mondays, workshops on as self-esteem, discovering yourself, parenting skills counselling to young people in secondary education monthly. We give support to victims of domestic violence and support for single parent Wednesdays

We reduce isolation of BME Communities in Dudley by providing a platform for through workshops, networking, forums, focus groups , social gatherings to improve their well being or quality of life

WEST MIDLAND'S FOUNDATION'S CHARITABLE OBJECTIVES;THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION-TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY. THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND HARDSHIP A MANY PEOPLE LIVING IN BANGLADESH AND AROUND THE WORLD OF SHELTER- FOOD-HEALTH CARE-EDUCATION AND OTHER SUCH CHARITABLE SERVICES AS THE TRUSTEES FROM TIME TO TIME APPROPRIATE.

MEETING TWICE WEEKLY AS A CHURCH TO WORSHIP AND ENCOURAGE SUPPORTERS AND MEMBERS. ALSO HOLDS SUNDAY CLUB FOR CHILDREN AGE 0-14 SUNDAYS 10-11AM; AND WEDNESDAYS 6:30 - 8:30PM