Charities In Darlington

Exists to educate women and enable them to provide an effctive role, to expand their horizons and to develop and pass on important skills.

Buildings and small garden area for community use

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC BY THE PRESERVATION, RESTORATION, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF THORPE LIGHT MINIATURE RAILWAY IN COUNTY DURHAM

Encourage people of all ages to participate in Music by either playing of listening

Teesside branch of Headway a charity that provides support and help to people and their families who have suffered a brain injury.

Operation of the parents, teachers and friends association for Hurworth Primary School

To promote the cultivation and exhibition of exhibition Chrysanthemums and Dahlias

Taekwondo and Scouts

To research, preserve, and promote the Northumbrian language.

Teaching, training and organizing events for young Chess players in the North East of England

Round Table supports local needs together with large national charities.

Fundraising for: (1)Local charities.(2) An overseas good cause.

The charity exists to promote music, especially the organ, and to encourage people to learn to play and contribute to local musical life.

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The provision of anti-retroviral and/or other medical treatments.The provision or assistance to provide projects to grow nutritious food, to develop initiatives to involve local communities for such provision.Support for members of the community affected directly or indirectly through HIV/Aids so as to improve their conditions of life and the relief in case of financial distress of dependants.

SUPPORTING WOMEN'S WRITING; RUNNING WORKSHOPS; MENTORING; RURAL OUTREACH WORK; READINGS

Peer support social meet ups for adults and their children.

The main purpose of the trust is the preservation and care of exhibits donated to the museum since 1975. The museum itself is now supervised and controlled by Darlington Borough Council.

Serenity Social and Therapeutic Horticulture Charity will from 2025 be known as SERENITY-Therapy in Nature Charity, Our aim is to provide Nature Based Therapies to those with, or vulnerable to, mental health problems and to protect physical health, through the encouragement of evidence based Nature therapies for both mind and body, over six weeks in Summer.

PROVISION OF RESIDENTIAL CARE AND HOUSING FOR OLDER PERSONS.GRANT PROVIDER.

Our charity was set up by local residents in September 1977; the aim of the charity is to enhance the lives of local residents. The charity owns and runs Firthmoor Community Centre which houses several services, including a Nursery, Cafe, Playgroup, Games Area and a Dental Clinic. The charity also supports services such as a credit union, citizens advice, childcare services and a local food bank

Working within the Tees Valley recycling and reusing household furniture and bicycles for the benefit of people with limited disposable income. Working with ex-offenders to improve their employability. Promoting the benefits of re-use and recycling as a contribution towards a sustainable lifestyle.

Welfare benefits & money advice and support for people suffering crisis, hardship and distress including people experiencing poor mental health, disability, unemployment, young parents, homelessness, domestic violence, addictions and poverty. Volunteering & training, enterprise support & managed workspace. Training for frontline staff and volunteers working with people facing hardship and crisis.

The Charity was established in 2015 to protect Community Centres', and other Community Assets, (that provide social benefit) from closure due to local government spending cuts. Its has since evolved to become Darlington's voluntary infrastructure organisation, filling the gap left by the closure of Evolution, Darlington's previous infrastructure organisation which perminantly closed in 2015.