Charities In Cheshire West & Chester

The project provides daytime & evening sessions during the weekdays. These sessions are for all age groups and can be accompanied by family members. WE have made significant changes to our premises in terms of re-organising and updating equipment and facilities. We are proud to have achieved a safe social centre for all ages, and their parents affected by Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD .

To support local foodbanks in the Cheshire, Staffordshire and Worcestershire area.To support international relief work through donating goods. To assist disabled persons and in particular provide wheel chairs.

The charity carries out an educational function, organising meetings related to local cultural and historical themes. It also publishes local history booklets.

Child sponsorship programme with Zambian partner organisations in Musenga and Chiwempala areas.Agriculture and fisheries projects at Musenga.School/youth project in Kitwe.Fundraising events in UK.

The Group's primary function is to provide Associates with the opportunity to improve their standard of car driving to the level necessary to pass the IAM's Advanced Driving Test.

Night Church Chester operates out of St Peter's Church in the centre of the city of Chester. We are open to the public from 9.30pm to 2.00am on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month, except August. Our aim is to offer a sacred space, open to everyone, where people of all faiths and none are welcomed to experience something of God's presence. We offer free hot drinks and live music.

Wirral Footpaths and Open Spaces Preservation Society is concerned with the preservation, maintenance, defence and development of the rights of the public to the use and enjoyment of public highways, footpaths, bridleways, byways and other rights of way, commons, open spaces, waste lands and roadside slips in the Hundred of Wirral, free from obstruction, nuisance and annoyance.

We provide a wide variety of wheelchair sports and activities (eg basketball, boccia cycling, ten pin bowling, crown green bowling, archery and skiing) and cater for all age groups for anyone with a physical disability. We have members throughout Cheshire East/West and the surrounding areas. Check out our Facebook and website for full details and details of where we meet..

Archaeological research (excavation and building survey) within the Area of Operation. Publication of reports on the results of the research. Provision of regular lecturers on archaeological or historical subjects. Supporting Trafford MBC on the interpretation and improvement of the Timperley Old Hall site. Provision of work experience and talks to local individual students or schools.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of Sadlers Wells Wood and such other land as may be acquired for similar purposes in the parishes of Bunbury and Spurstow, Cheshire and make the same available for public enjoyment education and instruction.

The Crewe and Nantwich Talking Newspaper provides a weekly service containing local news to its listeners who, are in the main visually impaired. The USB sticks are sent out to listeners each week and delivered back to the Talking Newspaper Office by the Royal Mail, as part of a national service to the blind.

General Charitable purposes including environment/conservation/heritage. The charity helps children/young people/elderly/old people and people with disabilities providing buildings/facilities and open space.

Provides musical education for all ages, children and adults. Teaches and trains adults and children to play silver wind instruments for public performance and fund raising. Provides music and players for concerts and public events for fundraising for itself and other local charities in the Deeside Flintshire area.

Preservation, improvement and prevention of obstruction of the existing network of public rights of way.Extension of this network by the creation of new public rights of way and the recovery of lost public rights of way. Provision, preservation and advancement of public access to open country. Preservation and enhancement of the beauty of the countryside for the benefit of the public.

To promote public education and appreciation of the organ and organ music of all periods.To promote regular organ recitals and educational masterclasses open to all members of the public.To promote regular visits to see, hear and play various organs in the surrounding area.To provide opportunities for young organists starting their career to give recitals.

The Trust seeks to attract support and donations to facilitate the playing and development of Cricket for everyone in Cheshire on a recreational basis to improve their conditions of life.

To advance the education of the pupils at The Firs School by providing and assisting in contributions towards the fees payable to the school by pupils who would be unable to continue their education or commence education without financial assistance.

Provision of life-saving and life-maintaining emergency volunteer service on behalf of West Midlands Ambulance Service, as despatched by WMAS in response to 999 calls made to WMAS Emergency Operations Centre.

The group does astronomy, as well as providing education for both its members and the wider community, e.g. to scout or guide troops, or to external astronomy events.

TOY LIBRARY LENDING TOYS TO FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 5. WE ALSO LOAN TO CHILDMINDERS.TOYS ARE BORROWED FOR A FOUR WEEK PERIOD. THIS IS A FREE SERVICE, BUT DONATIONS ARE APPRECIATED.

We fund the installation of stair lifts, wheelchair ramps and other domestic aids for people diagnosed with cancer wishing to leave hospital. We work with all areas of the local NHS Trust.Promotional activities to inform local people of the funds purpose and workTrustees are conversant with the charity's aims and are confident with the process of reviewing applications.

SWIMMING THERAPY AND ACTIVITIES FOR ANYONE FROM 2-100 YEARS OLD WHO HAVE A LEARNING OR PHYSICAL DISABILITY.SOUTH CHESHIRE/NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE AREA.TRAINED VOLUNTEERS TO SUPPORT SWIMMERS.MEMBERSHIP -£10 A YEAR.WK SESSIONS -£1 MEET ALSAGER LEISURE CENTRE SUNDAY EVENINGS 4.15 - 5.15 PM .FAMILY MEMBERS WELCOMED TO SWIM OR OBSERVE.FOCUS IS ON ENJOYMENT,SOCIALISING AND PHYSICAL EXERCISE.

The Society was formed over 50 years ago to ensure the highest standards for the development of Altrincham, with the aim of creating and maintaining an environment which is pleasant and attractive for its residents to live in and enjoy. It has in recent years been particularly concerned to influence ongoing major developments in the town.

To collect, conserve, restore and display fire appliances, uniforms, medals and equipment relating to the Fire and Rescue Service on Merseyside and to present to the visitors to the Heritage Centre its history and contribution to the local community.To maintain a digital archive of the fire history of Merseyside including the fire stations, personnel, appliances and equipment.

THIS SOCIETY ENJOYS MONTHLY MEETINGS FROM SEPTEMBER TO THE FOLLOWING APRIL, WHICH ARE ADDRESSED BY GUEST SPEAKERS TALKING ON A SPECIFIC TOPIC OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM AN HISTORICAL POINT OF VIEW. WE ALSO ARRANGE DAY EXCURSIONS TO PLACES OF INTEREST IN THE SUMMER MONTHS.