Charities In Darlington

The charity's objective is, in the interests of social welfare, to improve the lives of people in the North East who by reason of their social and economic circumstances are in need of support. The charity provides activities that enable people to improve their physical, mental and social health, feel integrated within their community and develop skills that will benefit them throughout life.

Provide support for people living with MND and their family's. Provide support for people after they have lost someone to MND. - Support, financial. equipment, a meeting place and therapies

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.

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The charity activities includes support for children/young people and their family especially single parents. Supporting them with childcare advices and support in relations to their person centered needs and challenges they are facing being lone parents.

PTA supporting the community of Wyvern Academy in Darlington

To help educate and train young people

Aycliffe and Brancepeth Band is a brass band for players of all ages and abilities who want to play in a friendly atmosphere. We are very much a community band and enjoy entertaining audiences with our mix of traditional and popular music.

Providing practical support to groups in those communities seeking to organise for themselves events and activities that address their recreational, leisure and educational needs; Engaging residents in those communities in opportunities to learn new skills and develop their own projects, events and activities.

A full year of social initiatives in partnership with North East churches as part of the national "Hope 08" initiative. The Just 10 series, based on the Ten Commandments, with Canon J John of the Philo Trust took place in Gateshead and Stockton on Tees with more than 88,000 people attending over 10 weeks.

To promote the education of children, young persons and the general public and to improve the quality of life of all such persons by providing sporting and recreational facilities for the communityof Wear Valley and other surrounding districts.