Charities In Darlington

Parish support. Short breaks for those in difficult circumstances, support for women prisoners and families, school children in deprived area, womens refuge. Blankets, baby clothes, toilet bags to hospitals, support members overseas, literacy, development, health education, famine relief.

CHILD CARE

For the Advancement of Christian FaithFor the Relief of Poverty

To promote the Buddhist faith of the New Kadampa Tradition throughout Co. Durham, North Yorkshire and the Tees Valley.

Supporting people affected by racism through weekly youth and community sessions in Stockton and Middlesbrough; and 1-1 support for people in the Tees valley

The Bulls are an amatuer Wheelchair Rugby Club operating out of Sedgefield in County Durham. Our main aim is the relief of disabled people by the promotion of disability sport and in particular Wheelchair Rugby in County Durham, Teesside & North Yorkshire.

A drop in centre for people with Multiple Sclerosis, their family and carers. We aim to help them cope with the affects of this disability through therapies, exercise and listening

Teesside Airport Foundation is a fundraising charity which exists to support the people of Darlington, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Redcar and Cleveland and Stockton-on-Tees to achieve their ambitions in education and employment and to assist in the regeneration of the area

The charity provides social activities, help and support for people with learning disabilities in friendly and welcoming club premises in Darlington. It operates 3 evenings per week using volunteers to provide all facilities, in addition to one-off events during the year.

Our aim is to advance the education of the public in the performing arts by establishing and operating a community theatre in Darlington and its surrounding areas

An Accessible food bank serving the residents of the Tees Valley

Advancement of education & trainingSupporting older & vulnerable peopleEmpowering local communitiesDeveloping stronger bonds between communities across Tees ValleyRelief of poverty & health inequalitiesConduit for communities to mainstream services.Advancement of the Muslim religion, beliefs, Islamic values & moral welfare

The aims of the Trust are to use the income from invested capital for the relief of people who are sick, convalescent, disabled or infirm. Applications will be considered from residents in the following local govenment areas -North Yorkshire County Council, The City of York, Durham County Council & Boroughs of Middlesbrough, Redcar & Cleveland, Darlington, Stockton-on-Tees & Harlepool.

Provision of dance workshops and lessons for children with special needs.

Bishop Auckland and District U3A is a learning organisation in which members teach each other. We meet for educational and recreational purposes.

To provide educational and social activities to the community, to administer and maintain a Community Centre.

The Charity provides accommodation for single persons in the borough of Darlington

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

The activities of ONE are for the benefit of the general public and are undertaken as the Church Council feels fit.They are:a, to advance the Christian Faith.b, to help relieve sickness and financial hardship as well as promoting and preserving good health by the provision of funds, goods and services.c, to help advance and support education.

The charity makes an annual payment to exseafarers -mainly in the north east of england-who are suffering economic hardship. Preference is given to ex employees of The Ropner Shipping Co Ltd. The charity will also consider applications from charities with related objects.

Vision: To be an integral, flexible, self financing and valued part of a participating and identifiable community.Mission Statement: The provision of a resource offering a wide range of community led activities responsive to the needs and wishes of all current and potential users.

1. Regular 5 times prayer and religious discussions 2. Young students learn Islamic Teachings. 3. Occational Community Meetings.4. Visit by the school/ college students to learn Islam.

The object of the ClO is to advance the education of the public in the history of all the railways that have operated in the North East of England, particularly the North Eastern Railway its constituents and successors.

North East Ladies Day provides support to the local community within the North East of England, raising charitable donations to be distributed to local community groups, other charities and organisations, which will include but not limited to, the relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, financial hardship, domestic and psychological abuse and community projects.

We give grants to adults taking part-time education courses in the arts and humanities in the North-East of England. Grants can be for fees, transport, books and materials, or other expenses such as child care.