Charities In Bury

We support the Polish Saturday School in Manchester by providing teaching resources to further the educational and cultural program leading to national qualifications at GCSE, AS and A level in the Polish language. We hire suitable premises, and employ both paid and volunteer staff in teaching or support capacities, and ensure the health and safety of all students attending the school.

Christian work, with particular reference to local Christian inter-church events in the Manchester Area

We have 2 projects within our Charity, Reach Children and Families supports families who have at least 1 child under the age of 18, providing early intervention family support for families facing various challenges. Reach Befriending supports those who are elderly or disabled and isolated in the community with one to one befriending and pastoral support.

Manchester Histories celebrates, reveals and raises awareness of the histories and heritage of Greater Manchester through the development of community engagement events and projects and the Manchester Histories Festival

Child Development in Sporting ActivitiesTraining facilities

The transport of sick children to hospital appointments or for therapeutic care

Speakeasy helps people with aphasia - a communication difficulty caused by stroke or other head injury. We also offer practical help and advice for families and carers of people with aphasia.

Activities: Welcome Communities, Community Cafe Community Reporting Centre. Friendly Coffee Meeting. Empower Young. Research, Education and Training. Refugee Families Support. Social Prescribing, physical and mental health support. Therapeutic Dance

Dissemination of information and research to benefit the Paper Industry at large, the general public (especially younger people) through training courses, seminars, conferences and journal entitled Paper Technology International(R).

The Trust maintains a museum of firefighting in the Greater Manchester region. It manages a collection of fire engines, equipment, uniforms, medals etc, which is open to the public. The operation is run entirely by volunteers. Working in partnership with the Fire and Rescue Service, it also operates a dedicated education programme for schools.

Mustafia Sharif is actively involved in a diverse range of charitable activities, including:Homeless Feed, Health and Well-being initiatives, Employability Support, Educational and Skill Development Courses and Training, Youth club, Coffee Mornings, Arranging kids activities, Food and Monetary Relief and promoting women's empowerment through various programmes and initiatives

TO BENEFIT CHARITABLE PURPOSES AND INSTITUTIONS

South Manchester Down's Syndrome Support Group is a member led charity. We exist to empower children and young people with Down's syndrome to reach their potential and lead fulfilling lives. We do this directly by facilitating their access to social and educational opportunities and indirectly by helping their family members and carers.

Youth and community provision within the Pretwich area

The relief of unemployment or financial hardship through the facilitation and provision of services to deliver economic and employment opportunities and to provide support for individuals to be self-sufficient and able to generate a sustainable income.

We are a large parish firmly rooted in the Church of England. We have 3 worship centres based in Ramsbottom, Bury, Greater manchester.

The charity works with people with disabilities and uses specialist equipment to enable them to create and make music. The charity also aims to develop technology to help further these aims.

The Charity's object is to advance or assist in the advancement of the religious education of Jewish studentsand / or young adults by providing facilities and services run in accordance with orthodox Jewish practice.

The Church of St Mary the Virgin is on Church Lane, Prestwich, Greater Manchester, England. It is an active Anglican parish church in the deanery of Bury & Rossendale, the archdeaconry of Bolton and the diocese of Manchester. The church is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade I listed building.

Advancement of the Christian faith, proclaiming the Christian gospel through word and deed in Manchester and beyond through Sunday and midweek gatherings. Relieving of financial hardship or other economic or social disadvantage.

We aim to maintain Lancashire Boys and Girls Clubs as a direct delivery organisation through the continuance of a comprehensive programme of activities and projects for young people and provide practical support and advice to club staff, members and management committee trustees.

The charity is a Christian school based In Manchester

During the year the Charity purchased a building to house the Etz Chaim Boys School in Salford. The independent school has a current student roll of over 200 boys aged between 11 and 16 and provides education according to the tenets of the Orthodox Jewish religion in line with the objectives of the charity.

Work in health prevention and support

The advancement of the Jewish faith and Jewish education and the relief of poverty in the Jewish community.