Charities In Cheshire East

Village hall is a central hub providing a meeting place for sports and social activities to benefit the health and well being of the local and wider community. We offer space for small businesses to meet. The hall is available to hire for gatherings including anniversaries/ celebrations/ weddings. From time to time charitable donations are given to other organisations.

Samaritans' vision is that fewer people die by suicide.We work to alleviate emotional distress and reduce the incidence of suicidal feelings and suicidal behaviour, and promote good emotional health.Samaritans is available to everybody all the time. Call free on 116 123 or online chat via the Samaritans website.

Haydock Male Voice Choir is a 60+ strong choir which sings to entertain audiences; support charities in fund raising & for the individual pleasure and education of its members. It operates from St. Helens within a 25 mile radius, but also to other destinations within the UK as well as occasional trips abroad.

To further the education of the public in the archaeology of the Poulton Research Project and to promote and foster public understanding, knowledge and appreciation of archaeology generally.

We hold fund raising events within the school community to help the school purchase equipment and have special and extra curricular activities for the pupils outside the constraints of the school budget.

Leek Young Farmers is a affiliated Club to the Staffordshire Federation of Young Farmers Clubs, a rural youth organisation open to anyone aged between 10 and 28 years of age. They meet regularly in and around the Leek area and organise their own programme of events which include sports, talks, visits, discos and balls to name a few!

The object of the charity is to advance the education of pupils at Pownall Green County Primary School. It organises events and other activities in order to raise funds for the school.

Provision of wheelchair dance and wheelchair dancing classes and competitions to persons of all ages and all disabilities through the medium of inclusive dance training events.

We run a drop-in centre two days a week for homeless and disadvantaged people.We provide drinks and toast during the morning and a lunch from 12 noon.We provide advice and assistance in areas of Benefits, Housing and Employment We have leisure facilities of various kinds, and laptop computers are availableWe provide tents, sleeping bags, and clothing as required

a. The provision of an annual series of professional chamber concertsb. The provision of educational classes in all aspects of classical music and to organize other associated educational activitiesc. Collaborating with other music societies in arranging concerts and musical educational activities.

Members meet weekly to rehearse a variety of Choral Music for our 4 local Concerts per annum to provide good musical experiences at reasonable prices.Annual Singing Days and Come and Sing events are held to enable Members to meet other Singers and practice together under the leadership of a qualified Conductor.We encourage musical activities for the welfare of local people of all ages.

We are a wheelchair rugby club. Wheelchair rugby is a sport for the disabled. Primarily tetraplegics or persons with upper and lower limb dysfunction. The club is open to all ages, male and female.We aim to provide an environment for the disabled to play sport for recreation or competitively.

TO PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF CONGOLESE PEOPLE LIVING IN THE UK AND ABROAD, BY ASSOCIATING TOGETHER THE SAID PEOPLE AND THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND OTHER ORGANISATION IN A COMMON EFFORT TO RELIEVE PAUVERTY AND SICKNESS, TO ADVANCE EDUCATION AND TO PROVIDE FACILITIES TO RECREATION, WITH OBJECTIVES OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF THE LIFE OF THE SAID COMMUNITY.

The Choir shall study and practice choral music in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by means of public performance, or by giving or taking part in such musical events as the Committee recommends to the Choir, or competing at Music Festivals at the discretion of the Musical Director. To help such charitable institutions or purposes as the Committee shall determine.

A uniformed youth organisation run by volunteers. We take the best aspects of the Scouts, Boys Brigade, Girl guides et al and meld them into our own framework of activities.We offer indoor based activities during the autumn/ winter period and outdoor ones during spring and summer.

1. Rehoming of stray and unwanted cats and kittens in the SK postcode area. 2. Trap, neuter and release of feral and community cats and kittens. 3. Education of the public about cats and their needs.

The charity raises money through various events throughout the year. Events include Christmas Fayre, Summer Fete, Camp Out, Easter Fayre and many more. The profit raised is spent on needed areas within the school for the enhancement of the children who attend. We support school events such as theatre trips and Christmas parties and have bought some IT equipment for the school aswell.

Our group promotes and preserves the tradition of brass band music combined with encouraging the development of youngsters both as musicians and good citizens. The band caters for children between the ages of 8-20, and currently has approx 85 members.

To advance the musical education of young persons under the age of 25 in the Congleton area by the provision of training in orchestral playing and the presentation of public concerts

The objectives of the charity as set out in its constitution are to advance the education of the pupils of the school by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education not normally provided by the LEA.

SSBB seeks to advance the education of young people of Stockport and Greater Manchester in the pursuit of music making through its organisation, support, training and provision of music facilities. SSBB continues to advance the education of the general public in the art of brass band music through continuing to perform in public in many different venues including theatres, churches and schools.

Delamere Community Centre serves Delamere & Oakmere residents well and is used morning, afternoon & evenings by the community. This includes Crown Green Bowling, Bridge, Badminton, Indoor Bowls, Golden Club, Whist, Snooker, Billiards, Military Whist, Women's Institute, Keep Fit, Slimming World and other meetings and social occasions. Over 400 people use the centre of which 180+ are DCA Members.

Maintaining the Village Hall and associated playing field in good condition.Organising social events in the Hall for local people.Maintaining a register of outside organisations using the Hall.Publicising the availability of the Hall for individuals and organisations.

The principal activity of the charity is to provide grants to assist overseas students at higher education institutions, studying in the Diocese of Liverpool.

The charity manages a village hall which is used for meetings, lectures and classes or other formsof recreation and leisure time occupation in the interests of social welfare and with the object ofimproving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of the Parish of Weston & Basford and such area adjoiningthe parish of Weston & Basford agreed by the management committee