Charities In Cheshire East

Leek U3A has its own constitution which has been approved by the Third Age Trust to which it is affiliated and has a mission statement which explains it aims and objects, which are to advance the education and wellbeing of our members by provision of academic, cultural and recreational activities for our members, all of whom are eligible if not in full time employment and of the older generation.

To promote the Christian faith through meetings, evangelism, pastoral care, counselling, distribution of the Bible and Christian literature, and other means of support for these activities.- to counsel and help all members of society in any need.- to work with all other Christian organisations to promote the public good.- to perform charitable acts and services.

Age-appropriate preventive education for young people and awareness for parents/carers around the dangers & consequences of Volatile Substance Misuse, Substance Misuse, Vaping and County Lines. Training for professionals and community awareness events. Support and/or counselling for the user and their families.

The charity operates primarily in Crewe and the wider Cheshire area.Our principal activity is the rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of cats and kittens in need. We do not operate a rescue centre; instead, all cats are cared for through a network of volunteer foster homes. This enables each cat to receive individual care in a home environment while allowing the charity to respond flexibly to

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY TO PROMOTE MUSICAL TUITION AND PERFORMANCE FOR PERSONS OF ALL AGES AND LEVELS OF ABILITY.

The charity promotes the appreciation of the arts among the general public by the display, in the principal rooms at Tabley House, of the Tabley House Collection of paintings, furniture and "objets d'art" on loan to it from the University of Manchester.

To alleviate emotional distress and reduce the incidence of suicidal feelings and suicidal behaviour. While we support callers nationally, we have a specific focus on the local communities we serve in Macclesfield and across Cheshire East.

Transforming Lives Together (TLT) is about enabling churches to make a greater contribution to the spiritual and social transformation of communities. TLT has been set up jointly by the Diocese of Chester and the Church Urban Fund and is a registered company and registered charity. It is part of Church Urban Fund?s Together Network of similar joint ventures around England.

Training in the art of church bell ringing.Training in church bell maintenance.Arranging and running practice meetings for church bell ringers.Arranging and running church bell ringing competitions.Arranging church bell ringing for special events and commemorations.Providing grants towards the preservation, restoration, and augmentation of church bells and their fittings.

Ford Green Hall Museum offers visitors a fascinating insight into the life in the 17th Century. The rooms are furnished with an outstanding collection of textiles, ceramics and furnature. The Hall welcomes all and appeals to a wide range of ages and encourages schools to visit and take part in activities.

A one stop shop to support the armed forces community in Warrington and the Cheshire area. This includes all veterans, early service leavers, reservists and their families from all three armed forces.This includes working with appropriate service providers, agencies,organisations and charities that assist military personnel. We also forge close links with NHS trusts in our area.

We are an amateur theatre group, with our own building, run entirely by volunteers. Each year we present six auditorium plays and a variable number of shorter studio productions. Our Youth Theatre provides three courses per year, with studio showcases to follow.

We are a Pre-School offering six hours, five days a week, of quality early education in the heart of our rural community, for children aged between 2 and 4.

The cultivation and promotion of all branches of medicine and of all related sciences through a comprehensive programme of scientific meetings and seminars which coincide with the academic year.

The objects of the Centre are to foster and promote the maintenance,improvement and development of artistic taste and the knowledge understanding and appreciation of the arts among the inhabitants of Bollington and to provide facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation for such persons in the interest of social welfare and for improving conditions of life for the Town inhabitants.

LEISURE AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES FOR THE RESIDENTS OF THE PARISH INCLUDING A MAIN HALL FOR THESE PURPOSES WITH KITCHEN AND TOILET FACILITIES AND CAR PARKING AND A GRASS RECREATIOAL AREA OUTSIDE

Stoke Amateur Theatre Society (SATS) is certainly not just any amateur theatre company. It's a diverse family of friends who truly care for each other and want to see everyone succeed.Thanks to our dedicated team of volunteers we put on spectacular pantomimes, shows, and plays, with an ethos of making the performing arts accessible to all.

Helping people experiencing loneliness and social exclusion by providing volunteering and employment opportunities through the preservation of historic wooden canal boats, boat recycling trips and a charity shop. Offering wellbeing breaks for disadvantaged people and those with depression or mental illness. Preserving traditional boat building skills and the heritage surrounding these boats.

We provide academy style football coaching for vulnerable children in Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire and Cheshire. Vulnerable includes children from low-income households, children who have experienced abuse or neglect or are in care or who are young carers, and children who who have special educational needs

The aim of our Club is focused at encouraging more Children, Young people & Adults from all walks of life, broken homes, at risk of crime, truancy or addiction etc to participate in sports, particularly boxing to promote Health and Fitness and provide a focus for skills and confidence development thus making a Positive difference to their lives. .

We are an emergency service providing Moses basket starter packs for the most vulnerable pregnant women unable to provide for their babies directly after birth. The women are referred to EE via a 'referring Agency' and we only provide a basket to referring Agency staff if the 'public benefit' criteria are met. Baskets act as baby's safe place to sleep and are filled with Mum and baby essentials.

WE HELP TO CONSERVE CHESTER'S HERITAGE, WE INFLUENCE THE NATURE OF NEW DEVELOPMENT AND WE PROVIDE CONSTRUCTIVE OPINIONS ON THE FUTURE OF THE CITY AND ITS SURROUNDING AREA.

The charity's activities are to advance the Christian religion by initiating, supporting, organising, maintaining, equipping or assisting any work in connection with the teachings of the Christian gospel as contained in our confession of faith.

Facilitating communication between the Churches.Encouraging, supporting local initiatives to relieve poverty, address other social issues, direct the Agricultural Chaplaincy.Services of worship, other events, teaching or literature.Reviewing local partnership practice.Co-operation with other ecumenical bodies.Promotion and publicity of all positive aspects of churches working together.

Provision of a church for worship ministrations, holy sacraments and teachings in full accord and unity with the doctrines, rules, ritual, chant, canon law, faith, practice, discipline, tranditions and usage of the Antiochian Orthodox ChurchAdvancement of the education in the faith of the Antiochian Orthodox Church, its history and religious cultureRelief and assistance to the sick and elderly