Charities In Birmingham City

Fund raising needy institutions who provide education to young and old.

We hold weekly bible study and prayer meetings. We help with raising funds for needy causes.

Providing Christmas grants to members widows & support & assistance if and when needed, support to members in times of need or illness.

The charity makes grants of money or gifts in kind to individuals resident in the Erdington Ward of the City of Birmingham, for the relief of poverty.

Friends of Brookvale Park is a community organization which serves as an umbrella for the many and varied user groups who frequent and utilize the Park facilities. We exist to aid with the maintenance of the Park and to improve the facilities and events on offer within the Park.

Being an international cultural centre we are trying to tie up the lose ends which is taking unusually long time

Provides assistance for people attending Ebrook Centre who have learning difficulties

Provision of Building for Religious Activitie

Providing holidays for disadvantaged children.

Raising funds through investment returns and gift aid from donations. Applying such funds in accordance with the objects of the charity.

The Charity leases the Far Forest Centre at a nominal rent to another charity who administers it. This other charity is the Far Forest Centre #503994. This was closed with effect from 31/12/2018

Work within the local community of Kings Heath. Provision of a local newsheet six times a year. Work on diversity and bringing together the older members of the community with the younger ones.

Friends is set up and run by parents and carers of children using Coronation Road Playcentre. We aim to support and encourage open access fully inclusive play opportunties in a safe and secure environment for children aged 5-12 yrs old in and around the Selly Oak area of Birmingham. We support the centre by fundraising for play equipment, disco's, parties and coach hire for day trips.

Makes grants to organisations, provides buildings and advocacy.

The charity has been dormant since 2009. However, the trustees had decided to retain it in existence as there may be other valid uses for it.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

Activities under Broad classification:General Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingMedical/Health/SicknessOverseas aid/Famine reliefEconomic/Community development/EmploymentReaching to:Children/Young peopleGeneral public/MankindTribal

To advance education and vocational training for Women and children in West Midlands and East Africa. To assist women and children in Midlands and East Africa to gain employment.To relief financial hardship of women and children in West Midlands and developing countries of East Africa

(1) The preservation and conservation of 106 Heahtifled Road. Handsworth Birmingham for use as a centre to educate the public in the inventor James Watt.(2) To build a centre for education of the African Community.(3) To provide education and training for young people from the black minortiy ethnic communities and other socially or economically disadvantaed groups.