Charities In Bristol City

LoveBristol provide volunteers for community development and supports and initiates regeneration projects and intiatives in Stokes Croft and the Bristol area.

The advancement of the Christian faith, especially by the means of, and in accordance with, the priciples of the Baptist denomination as set out for the time being in the Declaration of Principle of The Baptist Union of Great Britain.

HWCP works across communities on the southern edge of Bristol, including some with very high levels of multiple deprivations. HWCP is moving forward with a vision of a community and ethical business hub - The Symes Resource Centre, which has rooms for hire, the local public library and runs direct services for local people including community transport.

City Church currently meets on three sites each Sunday morning to worship God and expound the bible. All sites run children's activities. The church runs groups for worship, prayer and bible study, a youth group and a toddler group called Little Elms. Various training courses are run periodically. The church is also involved in the StreetLife project.

The Charity's objects are to further and assist in the education (both on a social and a physical basis) of children attending schools within Bristol and the neighbouring area, through the use of the game of football and other sports activities as educational tools and in furtherance of that object to provide Bristol and its surrounding area facilities at The Memorial Ground.

The charity runs a school which provides education to children based on a curriculum inspired by the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner. The school is a non-selective, independent co-educational school for pupils aged 3 to 11.

To promote and protect the mental wellbeing of mothers and families affected by antenatal and post-natal depression and associated mental health concerns through the provision of therapeutic groups and one to one support in the home, practical support, befriending, providing information and raising awareness of mental health concerns with the wider public and media.

Scouting actively engages and supports young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.

We provide breakfast and after school club and holiday playscheme for 130 registered families.Our wide range of activities are based on the Early Years Foundation stage curriculum and Every Child Matters objectives.We continue to support disabled children in playscheme despite cuts in this area. We have continued to provide a training budget and support staff in their development.

The Preservation, Promotion, Protection and Enhancement of the Kennet and Avon Canal by such means as the Trustees, after due consideration, may think fit.

Working in Bristol NW we help to alleviate poverty through the provision of food parcels to those in crisis, in partnership with local care agencies who refer clients in crisis to us. As part of our service we signpost to other care agencies, advice services and support agencies to try and help alleviate the clients immediate crisis that is causing their need to use the Foodbank.

Providing access to advice and information for all sections of the community.Promoting awareness of statutory rights and encourage people to take up their legal entitlements.Monitoring the effects of social policy and contribute to policy development.

Presentation of site-specific operas and musical activities at various locations in Wiltshire and surrounding, and in the community, involving young professional musicians

A) THE ADVANCEMENT OF JEWISH EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND UNDERSTANDING OF JUDAISM AMONGST JEWISH TEENAGERS AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TENETS OF THE JEWISH FAITH IN SUCH MANNER AS THE DIRECTORS IN THEIR DISCRETION SHALL DETERMINE AND;B) THE ADVANCEMENT OF SUCH OTHER OBJECTS AS ARE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC AND ARE CHARITABLE ACCORDING TO ENGLISH LAW.

At B&A we are all about what we call Little Church. Little Churches are communities of friends growing as followers of Jesus and making a difference in the lives of others in lots of different ways. As Little Churches we gather together to celebrate who God is and all he is doing through us and among us. We call these times Gatherings. We are a church of all ages.

Programmes to help young people to understand pathways and successfully access higher education, apprenticeships, or more skilled and better-paying jobs after school.

A young, diverse and vibrant resourcing church with a vision to play its part in the transformation of society and revitalisation of the church and to engage with people who would not consider themselves to be church-goers in dynamic and relevant ways. They aim to be a community that exists for the benefit of those outside the church.

We have been helping people who live with a neurological condition since 1985 providing the therapies and support our members need to maintain their independence and to minimise the effects that neurological conditions like Multiple Sclerosis have on their daily lives. We are also here for their families and carers, building a strong sense of community and understanding.

Maintain Henleaze Lake as a suitable venue for open water swimming activities. Within the restrictions of water quality requirements for open water swimming maintain a general population of coarse fish suitable for a local fishery.

Based in Bristol our objective is to teach and coach our members, not just to swim but to become lifelong swimmers. We aim to provide a productive yet fun atmosphere where each swimmer can progress along their own individual swimming journey. We also aim to do our bit to help our young members develop as young people as well as swimmers, such as through our young volunteer programme.

Food For All distributes around 6,000 free, nutritionally balanced meals to the homeless and disadvantaged on a daily basis. FFA targets the homeless, single parents, the elderly, the unemployed, people suffering from mental and physical disabilities and the marginalised. FFA is based on the philosophy of community self-help.

Education provision working with young people aged 16-24, mainly who have an EHCP.

The charity promotes and protects good health, relieves sickness of people living in the Knowle West Area of Bristol and the surrounding areas, by working in partnership with the local community, health services and Bristol City Council to address health inequalities in south Bristol. It delivers accessible services aimed at improving health, and develops education and training opportunities.

To relieve hardship and distress by providing assistance, advice and services amongst the Chinese communityTo provide or assist in the provision of recreation for people and their families with a view to improving their conditions of lifeThe advancement of education between the Chinese community and the local community through educational, cultural and social activities

The company provides a range of high quality services which are reflective and relevant to the needs of the mental health service user community, combats stigma and promotes a positive image of mental health and works in partnership with service users and other agencies to secure the widest range of services are available that best matches the needs of the service user community.