Charities In Cheshire West & Chester

Youth workDetached work Healthy lifestyles Project work Sports and coaching

Working with local volunteers we put on high quality arts events on local spaces in rural areas.

Rescue and re-homes abandoned dogs and puppies, provides veterinary care and kennelling.

Chester Aid To The Homeless provides accomodation and related support services to homeless individuals in need.

Provides buildings/facilities/open space for amateur & professional groupsActs as umbrella or resource body

Pre-school education for 2- 5 year olds plus breakfast & afterschool club for 2-11 year olds.

To educate the public in the dramatic, operatic and musical arts and to further the development of public appreciation and taste in said arts.

(i)Primarily (but not exclusively) for the benefit of the inhabitants of the area administered by Chester District Council.(ii)The dissemination and improvement of medical knowledge, skills and the care or treatment of patients whether in public or private hospitals or nursing homes (including hospices) or in their own homes.

Providing education and financial assistance for the neutering of pet animals. Rescuing and rehoming animals in need.

To support families with Autism Spectrum Condition or Aspergers Syndrome, whether diagnosed or not, living in Cheshire

Religious Activities

Chapter offers support and provides opportunities to people who have a severe and enduring mental illness diagnosis.

Church activities & social events support to parishioners & local residents.

EDUCATION

To assist with the maintenance upkeep of Ness Gardens

Mid Cheshire Foodbank provides 5 days of food to local people in crisis referred to us by local and national referrers.

Education is provided for children from the age of 3 years until the age of 11 years.

Makes grants to individuals and organisations.

Provides sanctuary for unwanted animals and aims to educate people in their care for animals

Religious Activities

Community ActivitiesConducting Meetings & ServicesYouth WorkElderly WorkRelief work UK & OverseasWorking with other Christian Organisations

Providing supported employment opportunities for adults and young people with learning disabilities and autism.

HALTON SPEAK OUT was founded in 2001. We converted to a CIO in November 2016. We continue to support individuals with learning disabilities and other vulnerable people by offering a wide range of services including self advocacy, person centred planning, employment opportunities, training, peer advocacy, dramatic and visual arts education and participation.

Counselling and counselling training

To restore and bring back into public service the steam tug/passenger tender "Daniel Adamson" built at Tranmere in 1903.