Charities In Bury

To establish and maintain an ecclesiastical court and ancillary servicesTo support Jewish reigious life within Greater Manchester areaTo licence ,set the Kashrus standards and provide appropriate supervision for kosher establishments and caterers as required

- EDUCATION/TRAINING- RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES- SPORT/RECREATION- ECONOMIC/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT- THE PROVISION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY

The object of the charity is to provide in Greater Manchester and the surrounding area for the care and protection of animals of all kinds in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances, ill usage and other similar causes and to prevent thereby cruelty to and suffering among animals.

Community Development and Community Cohesion

The principal purpose of the church is the advancement of the Christian faith according to the principles of the Baptist denomination.The church also supports the local community through the alleviation of poverty and the promotion of social justice, the provision of education and the provision of community facilities.

In essence we provide welfare and education services to the Chinese and other ethnic minority communities. We run projects such as elderly luncheon club and elderly carers for people over 60, women and family, youth, mental health to get people people back to the society, and adult education. We operate in the Greater Manchester area

We provide a friendly home environment, for the elderly, for sheltered and independent living.

Providing ministerial and other support for Methodist churches in the Bolton Circuit

Bury Involvement Group (BIG) in Mental Health is a voluntary organisation based in Bury. We provide several different groups for adults experiencing mental health conditions and provide a community crisis service via an NHS grant. We also signpost people to other services and hold events to raise awareness and reduce stigma about mental health. BIG is a strong independent voice in mental health.

Advice, support and counselling for adults and children affected by domestic violence.

Camps, Trips, Humanitarian Grants, workshops, advocacy, campaigns to energise and develop the community

At MRSN, we help asylum seekers and refugees get the basic support they need to live with dignity. We strive to help them build safe, happy and productive lives in the UK. Our aims are:To support refugees to access services and opportunities on an equal basis, in order to prevent all forms of poverty and allow individuals to fulfill their potentialTo educate refugees and asylum seekers on

The museum preserves and promotes Manchester?s rich and diverse Jewish heritage. Its permanent gallery tells the story of the Jewish community from the 1740s to 1945.Formal and informal learning sessions are regularly held inside the museum as are exhibitions and events, helping to promote tolerance and understanding of Jewish faith, heritage and culture.

Provision of support, care and accommodation for people with learning or physical disabilities, to enable them to have fulfilling lives.

Hand in Hand provides practical and emotional support to vulnerable members of the Jewish community, including children with special educational needs and disabilities, the elderly, the hospitalised and the housebound. Through weekly visits from trained teenage volunteers, we deliver companionship, mentorship and practical assistance, fostering connection and emotional wellbeing for those in need.

The Hideaway aims to improve the conditions of life of children and young people in the Greater Manchester area by providing facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation; to help and educate children and young people so as to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities so that they may grow to full maturity as individuals.

We help local people to improve their health and well-being through things like learning, volunteering, social events, physical exercise and various forms of problem-solving support.

Creative arts; Health & wellbeing Groups; Saturday Evening social; support groups; volunteer training scheme; Complementary therapies; Art; music; Healthy Eating Course; Tai Chi; Yoga; meditation

French Language and Cultural centre

Makes grants to organisations

Supporting Teens in Crisis, and their families.

a) Weekly: i) 2 Services on Sundays -10am to 11:30am (Morning) & 12pm to 2pm (Afternoon)ii) Wednesday Evening Prayers - 18:30 to 20:30iii) Thursday Praise and Worship Practice - 7pm to 9pmiv) Friday Evening Life Groups - 7pm to 8pmMonthly:i) Every 1st Saturday -Men's Morning Prayer -08am to 10amii) Every 2nd Saturday - Women's Morning Prayer - 08am to 10am

FURTHERENCE OF ORTHODOX JEWISH EDUCATION, RELIEF OF POVERTY AND ANY OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITY

Promote the relief of any person suffering from cancer or other life threatening illness by counselling and home support and providing facilities for the exchange of experience views and information among sufferers, relatives and other interested persons

The object of the charity is to provide a high quality education to children aged from three to eleven.