Charities In City Of York

Provision of scouting activities for children in the vicinity of Haxby and Wigginton near York

Help and support given to Unitarian congregations and individuals in the Yorkshire and Humberside region. Sharing of worship, discussions and social activity.Grants made to children and adults attending national Unitarian activities. Grants for worship studies courses for lay preachers across the district. Donation to Send a child to Hucklow charity. Grant towards maintaining church premises.

Debt and budgeting help at home

Objects are:- in providing benefits for the school of a kind not normally provided by the Local Education Authority; and promoting the education of pupils and former pupils by financial support towards fees or expenses.

The Trust seeks to promote schemes of lasting benefit to people in mining and former mining communities in the Yorkshire area within the objects of the CISWO charity and which may be determined from time to time by the CISWO charity.

We are an independent volunteer counselling service based in York City, providing professional short-term (usually 6 weeks) counselling and support to the local community from 16 years old onwards. Presenting issues may include anxiety, mild to moderate depression, bereavement, domestic and relationship issues, addiction, post-trauma effects and the long-term impact of early life events.

Furthering secondary education through the funding of applicable equipment for the school. This education is available to the general public in the school's catchment area. Funds raised through various events.

Our primary aim is to help the people of York, the U.K. and elsewhere across the world, who are less fortunate. The Club supports children and youth, elderly people and those with disabilities, and all mankind. Our Rocking Rudolph schedule at Christmas is our major fundraiser.The club manufactures and distributes toiletry packs to hospitals, and collects used spectacles for recycling, and others

(a) To advance horticulture for the public benefit in particular but not limited to the maintenance and development of the nursery; (b) To advance the education of the public in particular in horticulture, railway nurseries and the railway nursery site at Poppleton including the maintenance and development of the historical features of the nursery, including the narrow-gauge railway.

To promote any charitable purpose for the benefit of older people within the City of York and its environs. To help represent the views of those people to national and local decision makers. To help those people to know what services and opportunities are available to them. To help to identify the needs and interests of those people not being met by existing services.

Community Village Hall / Reading Room

Providing financial assistance for housing needs, in the form of non-repayable grants or loans at low or no interest; assistance with residential accommodation and the repair and improvement of such accommodation; and helping those who are aged or disabled in the provision of proper care.

The Group operates in accordance with the Policy, Organisation and Rules of the Scout Association providing training to youngsters between the ages 6 to14 years of age in three sections (Beavers,Cub Scouts and Scouts).

Educating the public in the history and heritage of the inland waterways of Yorkshire by:- a) preserving vessels and artifacts which illustrate and explain the history and heritage of the waterways; b) providing the public with access to the waterways for the purpose of education; and c) undertaking research into the waterways and publishing the results for the public benefit.

We run events at Scarcroft Primary School in York. They include summer and Christmas fairs, junior talent night, Rag-Bag collections and other social events or fundraising events.

Grants for the religious and other charitable work of Quakers in Yorkshire and making grants for other charitable objects with an emphasis on religious charities, animal charities and charities for elderly people, children and disabled persons and for peace and reconciliation. It is the Trust's practice not make more than one grant to the same organisation within a period of 18 months

Room Hire facilities for Community groups. Current users are shown on the Charity website at poppletonroadhall.org.uk

To encourage the conservation, restoration and maintenance of Georgian buildings and architecture; To prevent disfigurement to settings and other features of Georgian character; To promote interest and education in, and knowledge and learning of all aspects of Georgian architecture, arts, culture and society, all with special but not exclusive reference to the city of York and its neighbourhood.

We provide support to all members including family and carers who have had or are currently receiving treatment for a breast cancer diagnosis. We offer Wellness Days, Pilates, Dance sessions, walks, a monthly drop in session with guest speakers, buddies for hospital appointments if requested and a private Facebook group with approximately 250 members where advice can be sought.

To run events at the school which are either fund-faising events or which bring together pupils staff and parents in an informal and fun way.To provide grants to the school to purchase equipment and resources as identified by staff at the school.

To advance the education of the public in the subject of architecture by organising the opening of buildings of architectural merit in and around the city of York.

The main purpose of the WI organisation are to enable women who are interested in issues associated with rural life including arts, crafts and sciences, to improve & develop conditions of rural life, to advance their education in citizenship, in public questions both national & international, in music, drama & other cultural subjects & in all branches of agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, h

York People First actively pursues its objectives by providing training and promoting advocacy. We work in the Yorkshire and Humberside region.We have worked with a wide range of groups and organisations.

Provision of age-related financial assistance to people aged at 90 years living within a radius of 25 miles of York Minster.

We hold regular meetings on the third Saturday in the month with the exception of December.Some meetings have a business section followed by a talk or demonstration given by a visiting textile artist. Other meetings are used to practice and share our skills.We also demonstrate our crafts at local events and shows.