Charities In Cheshire East

Smallwood Village Hall is a rural Village community hall in the South Cheshire countryside.It hosts many community activities and charity luncheons to serve the local and neighbouring community

The choir has a professional musical director and accompanists who receive an honorarium. The choir rehearses once a week (Sunday evenings) and sings at concerts in the Chester, Wirral and North Wales areas to raise funds for various charities.

Our role is to support the school and the teaching staff. We raise funds to purchase 'extras' that the school budget could not otherwise afford. We organise fun events for the benefit of the pupils, staff, and family, and friends of the school to enhance learning opportunities, life experiences and community cohesion

Reaching out to the homeless poor and needy of Chester and neighbouring areas. Sharing the good news of love, joy and peace and meeting practical human needs. . Providing a safe shelter and community that treats all people equally and with dignity, giving purpose and hope to those we reach.

Provide activities for children and young people aged 8 - 19 years. Provide access to a confidential sexual health clinic and a confidential counselling service for young people aged 11 - 25 years.Education is provided from the building for one to one tuition for young person/s out of mainstream education.Computer facilities are available for all ages to use.

Range of social events to raise funds to help support school activities and resources.

NWTCA plays an integral role in bringing the Turkish-British community together in the North West of England.Turkish lessons for children and adults.Turkish Community Choir. Celebrating National/Cultural festivals. Promoting Turkish arts, culture and heritage. Participating in Manchester Day Celebration, Gallipoli Commemoration Service, Sing Turkish Events, Women's Club, Children's Festival.

The orchestra meets regularly, every week during school term time, to give the opportunity for adults and children to play a musical instrument with others in an orchestral setting. Any person is welcome of any age and of any standard with any instrument. At least two concerts are given by the orchestra in a year. Concerts for charity have been given.

The relief of sickness and the preservation of good health of the residents of, and visitors to, the Flash and Longnor districts of the Staffordshire Moorlands and surrounding areas, by providing trained volunteers to attend medical emergencies, as directed byWest Midlands Ambulance Service and to advance the education of the public in the subject of basic life support.

Sponsered EventsChristmas MarketSummer FairSchool DiscoTushingham Toddler Group

The Charity raises funds to provide Powered Wheelchairs for disadvantaged children with special needs in the North West of England, especially Cheshire.

The charity raises funds within the following activities, in order to provide improved facilities, resources and activities for the school children.Film NightsChristmas FairSummer FeteSeasonal activities (mothers day etc)Family entertainment events (eg. magic show/ animal shows)

The museum will advance the education of the public with regard to the evolution of policing in the County of Cheshire from it's inception in 1857 to present day. This will be achieved by collecting, preserving and documenting material, evidence and associated information relevant to the Cheshire Police, and the earlier parts of County and Borough Forces which have amalgamated with it.

We operate from school premises, raising funds through events such as fairs, school discos and bingo nights in order to support the school in curriculum enhancing activities.

Amateur Dramatic & Theatre Club

Provision of general social functions

Public Hall for the use of the residents of Bunbury Parish and adjoining villages.

The charity achieves its objects by making grants to organisations and individuals within the area of benefit.

Brass band - education, performance, contests.

To promote the physical, spiritual and mental abilities in young people

The Object of the Association is to relieve patients and former patients of the Whitchurch Hospital and other invalids in the Community who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm or in need of financial assistance and, generally, to support the charitable work of the said Hospital.

The charity's object is the advancement of religion, especially Roman Catholic faith. The trustees primarily achieve this through maintenance & support of a community of Nuns resident at Curzon Park. In addition the charity is engaged in prayers, almsgiving & hospitality. Regular donations are made on a monthly basis to other charities. Financial assistance is also given to individuals in need.

Arts education and charity support.

The advancement of education among children and young people attending Mottram St Andrew Primary Academy by the providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school (not normally provided by government funding).

Primary school PTA raising funds from activities to provide equipment and services that benefit the children within the school.