Charities In Birmingham City

To preserve and protect good health by providing information and skills to the general public to deal with medical emergencies, choking and cardiac arrest.

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

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

A umbrella membership organisation set up to help and support members of the African communities in the West Midlands region.

The aim of Mere Green 0-5 is to enhance the development and education of pre-school age children, by providing a safe environment in which to learn and play. To this end the charity runs a baby and toddlers group and a pre-school for children aged 2 years and above.

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

Through sport and physical activity:Improve education, health and well being of children, young people and their families Develop employability skills of young people Develop opportunities in African schools and communities Provide support to talented young people in their pursuit to compete at an elite level Facilitate crime prevention and offender rehabilitation for young people

Sport activitiesTuition classescoffee morning

THE CHARITY SEEKS TO PROVIDE A SERVICE TO THE MULTI RACIAL COMMUNITY IN INNER CITY BIRMINGHAM WORKING IN CO-OPERATION WITH LOCAL CHURCHES, IT CURRENTLY WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE FEAST

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.

The organisation of Social Gatherings to bring together people from Sudanese origin or decentLanguage School to teach spoken and written Arabic language for children from age six, until GCSE level and some adult learners.Sport events including football, pools, basket ball, Cricket, Table Tennis and TennisSeminars and presentations on the history and political situation in Sudan

General Charitable purposes with no emphasis on any particular charitable use.

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.

Provide vocational training for conductors to develop individual competencies and supporting young professional musicians in the early stages of their careers. Operating throughout the UK

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

Feeding the homeless at home and abroad

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants Stirchley, by associating with them and the statutory authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure-time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for them

Help fund organisation who care for people with terminal cancer

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.

To provide a social club for adults with Special Needs

Sunday church services, Midweek Bible Study. Various fellowship, support and evangelistic meetings.

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.

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 organisation was established to provide sporting, recreational and environmental services in and around Billesley Common. The organisation is currently dormant