Charities In Cheshire East

Fundraising to purchase medical equipment and supplies not normally provided by the National Health Service and to advance the education of patients of the Madeley Practice on health and healthcare issues.

Fund raising for maintenance and improvement to St Albans Church Building

Culcheth Village Choir acts to promote and encourage choral singing for the membership of the community choir. We aim to contribute to the musical and artistic life of Culcheth Village and the surrounding communities. We perform public performances for local charitable organisations and other collaborative work as agreed upon by the Trustees. We are a non-profit making charitable choir.

Adult Musical Threat performing shows for all, twice a year. We also perform concerts for local groups , for example in retirement and care homes and at public events, such a community fetes and Pride events. Fundraising and social activities

Provides support to the Prestbury Guide movement, maintains the Guide Hut, funds activities for the Guides, Brownies and Rainbows. Fundraises through a number of activities during the year.

Raising funds to supplement the income of the school and to pay for various school expenses like buses for school trips and playground / classroom equipment.

Hold monthly meetings with a speaker. Hold monthly groups for handicrafts and a weekly group for crown green bowls and golf. Several outings for members and friends are organized annually.

One monthly social meeting for women members. This usually comprises a talk by a speaker and institute news/business, with refreshments. There are occasional extra activities - trips and meals out, and we also have a reading group which meets monthly.

Therapy Stars Foundation awards grants to children under 18 years of age who are living with long-term disabilities and their families, living within Shropshire, Cheshire, Mid or North Wales. The grants are for them to access various recognised therapies.

Eastham Women's Institute promotes Education, Training, Arts and Culture, Sports and recreation, raises awareness on conservation, environment and local heritage

General fundraising and using those funds for registered charities.

The group owns and maintains a large mechanical signal box from Exeter St. David's station. Fully restored to working order, the signal box is open to the public on a regular basis at the Crewe Heritage Centre.

Alsager-based Charity for people in suffering life-changing illness.If you are a patient of any of the GP Surgeries in: Alsager; Scholar Green or Rode Heath Keystone provides free of charge support, complementary therapy and nurse advice services to people living with a long term life-limiting illness. We also provide services for the carers of patients and for the bereaved.

Provides activities for people with learning disabilities in Halton and Vale Royal. Also respite and support for carers.

To educate and inform the members of Hartford WI. We have speakers at our monthly meetings and arrange visits to various places of interest.We have several sub groups such as craft, art, walking, history, darts, bowls and music. We give a bursary each year to one of our members to use on a course of her choice.We meet on the 1st Wednesday of each month at Hartford Methodist Church Hall.

The relief of patients suffering from Asthma disease

Evangelistic campaigns in Lancashire and surrounding areas

TO SUPPORT THE ACTIVITIES OF SCHOLAR GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL

Local scout group.

Friendship and good fellowship

Promotion of education, training and research in medicine and dentistry.

Provision of Prosthetics, aids and other specialised technologies, provision of rehabilitation, specialist support, consultation and research, provision of education to raise awareness of disability and the benefits of prosthetics.Assisting those new to prosthetics to return to sport and as such improve their overall health & wellbeingRaising awareness to the benefits of sport for disability

The W.I. plays an 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 learn new crafts. Its concerns range from climate change to cooking, from crafts to community projects, from traditional values to new friendships.

MONTHLY MEETINGS FOR LOCAL WOMEN WITH SPEAKERS COVERING TOPICS OF INTEREST, CURRENT AFFAIRS AND EDUCATION, ARTS AND CRAFTS, HEALTH AND FITNESS AND OUTINGS TO PLACES OF INTEREST.

Organising activities for young people through the Scouting Movement.