Charities In Cheshire West & Chester

We are a Male Voice Choir who learn music and song to enable us to sing in concerts to help raise monies for other charities. We have enjoyed singing in Italy, Spain, Austria, France, Germany and Belgium together with venues like Symphony Hall in Birmingham, St George's Chapel in Windsor and the Royal Albert Hall in London.

To establish and manage a Community Centre incorporating a Community Library run by volunteers at the former Grappenhall Library Victoria Avenue Grappenhall Warrington WA4 2PE

Middlewich Community and Youth Project (MCYP) own a building called The Wych Centre and use it to provide community and youth facilities for local residents. MCYP endeavour to provide youth club facilities & provision of facilities for groups supporting younger children. The wider community, local groups and other charities are regular users of the centre, which is available for hire.

We provide a range of informal learning activities for retired and semi retired people. Learning is developed through member participation and discussion with a coordinator leading each activity group .We use a variety of locations with Winsford for our activities and we do not have our own premises

We engage in multiple fundraising activities which enable us to provide facilities or equipment which supports the pupils of Little Leigh Primary School, Cheshire and advances their education. Examples of our fundraisers are Christmas and Summer Fairs; school disco's; bake sales; buy and sell platform of pre-loved items such a clothes and uniform; film nights; raffles; bingo nights.

The Friends make grants available to the potteries museums and art gallery and Gladstone Industrial Museum to enable them to acquire objects and carry out activities which they would otherwise not be able to do. The friends therefore only indirectly help the classifications shown above.

1. To serve the interests of young people in Malpas and the surrounding area by providing facilities for their leisure, recreation and social welfare, to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities and help them to play their full part in the community.2. To establish and maintain a youth centre to facilitate the above, alone or in co-operation with other interested parties.

To aid in supporting and strengthening such Churches, Fellowships and Groups as may be connected with the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches; in endeavouring to establish new ones, and in extending the influence of religious teaching and practical religion throughout the District

Chester Visual Arts co-ordinates visual art activities, putting on programmes of local, national and international events, exhibitions and public activities. It aims to provide a permanent public visual arts gallery in the City of Chester for the benefit and education of the wider and visiting public of the North West region.

Lostock Gralam Community Centre Association manages the centre at Stubbs Lane, Lostock Gralam. We have a hall, committee room, kitchen and large car park with lighting. Regular groups meet at the centre including parents and toddlers, yoga and dance. The hall is available for hire for parties, conferences and events.

As a PTA we try to raise funds for the children at school for extra equipment that the school can not afford to buy. For example we have bought interactive whiteboards for all of the classrooms. Our main fund raising event is the Rose Queen in June, which we try to make fun for all of the family.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular for the provision of facilities for the playing of wheelchair sports and the relief of disability through sport by improving the conditions of life of people with a mental or physical disability.

CKCR rehome cats and kittens in the Chester area. Any cats or kittens that are in need of a new home will be neutered, vet checked, have flea and worm treatment. All new homes will have a safety checkWe try and control localised feral populations by trapping and neutering feral cats whilst working with the local community.We provide advice, education to the community on cat behaviour and care.

To engage in original research in the designated fields of the William Temple Foundation; to provide facilities, resources, training, etc to students, practioners and others working in the same fields; to maintain links with institutions and groups working in related areas, nationally and internationally and to provide opportunities for the dissemination of learning through seminars &publications.

101 General charitable purposes1o2 Education and training105 Relief of poverty108 Relgious activitites109 Arts and culture110 Sport/Recreation113 Econmic/communityDevelopment/emploment

To encourage men to discover the joy of singing and to develop the skills and ability to sing in a choir. To encourage and assist in the raising of funds for local charitable organisations in support of their local community activities.

Regular social activities: Monthly coffee mornings for survivors, families around Cheshire; workshops and courses, some related brain injury and some on discovering new interests and skills; outings including bowling, falconry display, boat trips. Volunteering opportunities for members. We raise awareness about brain injury locally. Website and social media outlets providing information.

Audley Brass Band performs on a regularly basis at either our own concerts or as a contributor to other concerts staged by charities, schools, village associations, churches, etc. We rehearse twice a week to improve the quality of the Band. We have a training band which practices once a week and when members of this band are ready to move to the main band, Audley Brass, this is encouraged.

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

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.

Bingo evening. Senior bingo lunch. ACE club for the people with physical and learning disabilities. Mother & Baby Classes. Blood Transfusion service. dancing classes. Children football team & Boot Camp Training sessions. Every woman club. Christenings, Birthday and Anniversaries parties. Coffee mornings. Annual Fete / Fun Day.

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

1st Lostock Gralam Scout Group runs under the Scout Association in accordance with its Policy, Organisation and Rules. It has a membership of around 70-80 members within Beavers, Cubs and Scouts.

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.