Charities In Birmingham City

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Our post 16 career development service supports young people aged 16 to 25 with special educational needs and disabilities to access employment, work experience and volunteer work.

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

We provides information, advice, guidance and support. These include: housing, employment, health, education and training, benefits Translation services, Information events related to health, particularly focusing on HIV/Aids awareness, Recreation and leisure activities to reduce isolation and develop social skills, Support for the unemployed, Support for families and young people

No longer in operation (used to relate to dividend income from COIF shares which have now been sold).

Help fund organisation who care for people with terminal cancer

Provides newly diagnosed deaf children and their parents with wide ranging help and advice.We also provide help in form filling and help in choosing appropriate schools and further education.

For the public benefit the relief of those in need in Birmingham and the surrounding area by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, or social or economic disadvantage in particular but not exclusively by coordinating and developing services such as, the provision of accommodation, bedding, clothing, food, finance and such other services for those in need as the trustees may determine.

The charity is faith based and carries out its activities to fulfil the social, cultural, educational, charitable and religious needs of the community.It is non political and doesn't ascribe to any particular sect. It provides supplementary education, advice and advocacy and work to improve community relations.

To relieve poverty, sickness and distress and to advance education, in particular but to exclusively within the african caribbean community of Birmingham through provision of information, counselling, advice, and such other charitable services as the trustees may from time to time determine.

Provision of Islamic activities, food bank, supplementary school and youth club

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.

For the benefit of such poor persons being members of the Church of England who are resident in the area of the former Ecclesiastical Parish of St David, in the City of Birmingham.

The provision of recreational and leisure time activities for local young people, provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life;promote good health and self esteem. These include an open youth group, a 'transitional' group for young women, mentoring, young women's work, schools work, residentials.

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.

Preservation of New Hall Watermill

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.

To promote youth Sporting activities for all youth in Birmingham especially the Somali Youth.To encourage cultural and music activities among the somali youth in different areas in Birmingham.To help somali Youth and adults integrate into the main stream British society

The Al-Ansar Project aims to give members of the community, mainly living in and around Balsall Heath, a better understanding of the language, traditions and culture of Arabic nations and people. The project also seeks to provide facilities and services to address their education, health and welfare needs.

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.

We work with other organisations including the local and county councils, the police, to ensure that our needs are catered for and also to provide a channel for them to get their own messages into the BAME community. It is only by working together that we can ensure that BAME community in our area of Birmingham can play its full and proper part in the wider community.

Relieving those who are suffering from hoemlessness; domestic violence; learning disabilities; drug/alcohol/substance misuse; poverty and distress; mental health problems; asylum seekers; refugees and other families; or individuals whose circumstances render them vulnerable or in needs.

This is used for church repairs.