Charities In Blackpool

SCOUTING ACTIVITIES

We arrange collections in Greater Manchester and Lancashire Counties to support local Charities and Airborne Forces Charities and to welfare of Branch members as need arise due ill health or financial stressNo expensive are paid to our Branch Members and Volunteers involved in charitable activities of fund raising for charity work

The charity provides prizes to creative art students at the college paid for from the interest generated. The original donation value remains intact.

Facilitate a number of different Christian Retreats for men and women.

Supporting children in the development of self-control for greater wellbeing, using mindfulness and music:-Running training sessions for music teachers and primary school teachers-Delivering workshops for children attending public events and schools

Provides financial assitance in the form of food vouchers to the sick and poor in BlackpoolProvides practical support (ie domestic equipment) to similar peopleMakes occasional donations to worthy causes

We meet every Tuesday morning for lively chat, support, gentle exercise and low impact exercise such as yoga & pilates. These exercises and stretches are specifically tailored for people living with a chronic pain condition and may be carried out seated. Meetings are held at Cherry Tree Community Centre, Cherry Tree Gardens, Marton, Blackpool. FY4 4PY

To promote and fundraise for the renovation and upkeep of the Freedom Centre

general charitable activities

BCVYS operates to support voluntary youth organisations in the Blackpool area.Makes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisationsProvides other financeActs as umbrella or resource body

General charitable purposes. Medical, Health, Sickness and Disability. Overseas aid, famine and disaster relief. Sport and recreation. Environment, Conservation and Heritage. Support for the needy including children, young people, the elderly, those with disabilities. Other charities and voluntary bodies and the general public. By making grants and providing human resources.

Provide financial assistance for members of St Marks Church and the Layton Community for recreational/church activities.To assist in the the upkeep and maintenace of the Curacy House

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the sport of fencing providing facilities, instruction, coaching and by the taking part in and organisation of matches and competitions and in any other way.

Recycling of furniture and household goods donated to the scheme, enabling people on benefits to access the goods.Provide volunteer opportunities to the residents of Blackpool, Wyre, & FyldeSeek new opportunities to provide new volunteer, training and employment opportunities to the residents of Blackpool, Wyre & Fylde.Provide the long term unemployed with work and training experience

to provide support within our community by financial and emotional support. DV victims and hate crime victims.

Supporting the pupils of Highfurlong School and the local community by providing equipment and social activities to enhance their education and quality of life.

To help needy Jewish people when in financial and ill health difficulties.

To provide financial assistance to members in times of need due to injury or sickness. Financial assistance is also available to aid dependents of members when a member passes away.

Advancement of the Christian religion for the benefit of the public, through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, producing or distributing literature, on the teachings of Jesus Christ and such other ways as the trustees may determine. The promotion of equality and diversity of all, especially Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender people for the public benefit.

FOOD FOR THE POOR

Supports Armed Forces Veterans and their families with a variety of issues: homelessness, metal & physical health, employment, benefits, pensions, debt management, isolation, veterans'. Provides a 'sign-posting' service and funding to support organisations to achieve common Charitable aims.

The Charity's objects ("the objects") are:1) To advance the education of the inhabitants of North West of England.2) To provide facilities in the social welfare for recreation and leisure with the objectives of improving the condition of the life of inhabitants.

To provide recreational facilities in the form of wheelchair dancing throughout Britiain.To encourage co-operation between member clubs and to promote wheelchair dancing in all its form for people who are wheelchair users.To publish information about wheelchair dancing.To offer advice and help to member clubs.To raise funds, receive subscription and donations.No trading activities.

The Sunday School promotes Chinese cultures and education for people of all ages. Wu Shu and Tai Chi Classes, Lion/Dragon Dance are held with the intention to advance art, culture and heritage Language Classes: English Cantonese Mandarin.Women's Group Advice and information on health and well being, knowledge of British society and integrationElderly groups regular social meetings

To provide a safe environment for children/young people based on Christian principles and values.