Charities In Cheshire East

The aim and purpose of the Church is "to glorify God and enjoy him for ever". The Rector, supported enthusiastically by the PCC and the lay and ordained staff, prayerfully pursues this objective in planning the services, outreach and pastoral ministry of the Church in the community, We hope the activities during 2024 brought us nearer to meeting our objective throughout Middlewich.

Water use & Flood awareness. Food-related activities. Eco Parents Network & Teacher engagement - Love Food Hate Waste. Sowing Seeds workshops (schools/community). Planning green spaces. Bag Garden Design/Planting. Multi-Sensory, Spiritual Gardens. Merseytravel Bikes, Bread & Better Health. Energy efficiency projects. Understanding the Impact of Water, Food & Fuel Poverty. Warm Homes Healthy People

The provision of a modern, fully equipped and maintained, multi purpose community centre. Facilities include state of the art Cinema/Theatre, Meeting/Conference Rooms, Catering facilities, Art/Exhibition Gallery and leisure space. The Centre is currently run by more than one hundred volunteers with four full time and one part time employees.

The main focus is the Wellspring Medical Centre in the village of Kamutuuza, in Uganda. Health and Social care is provided for needy children within a 15 mile radius of Kamutuuza.

football activities for amputees and les autres

Pre-school catering for children aged from 2-5 years.

The charity exists to support and assist the Chester Grosvenor Museum and promote its use and enjoyment by the public. In furtherance of this, to make loans or gifts of money to enable the Grosvenor Museum to acquire artefacts and also provide funds for their maintenance.

-Delivery of a range of affordable bible training courses in NW, including day and evening ministry course and specific training courses to support evangelical churches in NW including Youth and Music. -The employment of a Director of Training. -Provision of an Annual conference. -Publication of a Magazine to encourage evangelical Christians throughout the region

To provide veterinary care, treatment and shelter for abandoned animals and to educate the public in matters concerning animal welfare.

The WI plays a unique role in providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.The WI is a democratic, non-sectarian and non-party political organisation.

Greenhills Pre-School provides an educational setting for pre-school children, and feeds into Marlborough Primary School. All children are welcome to attend, and bursaries are available to ensure even those families unable to afford the fees are able to be included. There are funded trips for the children, as well as a day-to-day environment created to maximise learning in all areas.

We meet together at Bethel Church, Northwich to worship God, to encourage each other as we share life together and to serve our community to demonstrate our love for Jesus in action.

Relief of the suffering of stray and abandoned cats and kittens which are in need of care and attention.Provision and maintenance of rescue homes and other facilities for the reception and care of unwanted cats and kittens.Provision of veterinary treatment including spaying and neutering of all adult cats.Re-homing of cats and kittens where possible.

PROMOTING IN THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH THE WHOLE MISSION OF THE CHURCH.

To advance charitable purposes (as pertains to the laws of England and Wales) in particular but not limited to the prevention and relief of poverty alongside community development, within the wider region of Stockport, Cheshire & Greater Manchester by means of grants and awards, to charities and other such organisations that provide public benefit.

The objects of the trust are the provision and maintenance of Gospel Halls for Christian worship, reading of the scriptures and preaching of the word of God.

Our objectives are delivered by matching relevant skills and expertise offered pro bono from the business community to resource needs in the voluntary sector.We do this in three ways: Short-term projects, or Quick Fixes; longer-term projects involving a range of professional skills; and, sourcing Trustees, Mentors, or Critical Friends to deliver longer-term ongoing support.

The provision of play and recreational facilities and activities for children and adults with disabilities and their families.

Provision of Almshouses

We help people on low income towards the cost of their dogs, cats, rabbits and other smaller animals to be spayed or neutered, to reduce the great number of animals being "put to sleep", going to bad homes, etc. We also rescue, rehabilitate and rehome small animals. We are a contact for caring animal welfare groups. We are known as 'PUP' in UK.

THE CHARITY PROVIDES PRESCHOOL EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN IN THE LOCAL AREA AGED BETWEEN 30 MONTHS AND SCHOOL AGE.

Disley PCC's aim and purpose is promoting in the ecclesiastical parish, the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. It is also specifically responsible for the care and maintenance of the two churches in Disley Parish - St. Mary the Virgin, Disley and St. John the Divine, Furness Vale and is committed to its Mission Statement to "Share Christ with Others"

The Wilmslow Half Marathon raises funds by organising an annual half marathon race in the roads around Wilmslow and Mobberley. The event is held at the end of March or beginning of April and has been held since 1984. Usually between 4-5000 competitors enter the event. Any surplus generated by the event is distributed to sports clubs and other organisations in the area.

The trustees invite applications for grants from any appropriate person or organisation as detailed in A8 but stress that they can only consider those which are for the benefit of the residents of the area of benefit (ie the town of Congleton (Cheshire) and the parishes of Astbury, Hulme Walfield, Eaton, North Rode, Bosley and Somerford).

The objectives of the charity are to help people suffering from rheumatic diseases and to provide funds for research into the prevention, cure and relief of such diseases. This is achieved by funding research and development at the Haywood Hospital and by supporting the education of patients and health professionals with expertise in the rheumatic diseases.