Charities In Denbighshire

The Foundation activities are to provide supportive funding to: (i) People who wish to train in the field of midwifery and health visiting (ii) People who (and projects which) promote and advance the issues prevalent throughout the post-natal care period. This support will be focussed in the North Wales area.

Religious activities within the Diocese of St.Asaph.

Cater for young persons 10 - 26 years of age from rural areas around Ruthin. Training in cultural and home crafts, plus an opportunity to socialise and compete against other YFC Clubs in the county. Our aim is to try to develop these young persons to become responsible citizens in their areas.

The Club organises various fundraising activities in the local community including a sponsored walk and a street collection. Funds are also raised through quizes and concerts supported by members and friends. Donations by members supported by Gift Aid make up the balance.The three major areas of disbursment of funds are Local and UK charities, Rotary Foundation and other International Charities.

LEADERSHIP EVENTS AND GATHERINGS, YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONFERENCES, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, HUMANITARIAN, AID WORK, ANTI-HUMAN TRAFFICKING & MODERN SLAVERY: AWARENESS RAISING AND TRAINING, SURVIVOR SUPPORT FROM RESCUE TO LONG TERM REHABILITATION. ADVOCACY AND RESEARCH. SUPPORTING EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT AND SCHOOLS.

In the past year Members Attended over 40 incidents on behalf of the Walsh Ambulance Service across North Wales.Many emergencies were of a life threatening nature, some were fatalities while others resulted in lives saved.We Provide care and treatment pre-hospital which is not carried out by paramedics due to different skills of the Doctors involved.

The activities of the Charitable Trust are to make grants and donations to individuals, groups, community associations, local or national charities in Denbigh, St Asaph, Llandudno, Ruthin, Tattenhall, Menai Bridge and in the surrounding areas of North Wales and Cheshire. Particular emphasis is made on local communities and grassroots benefit.

GRANTS GIVEN TO SCHOOL LEAVERS TO HELP THEIR CAREERS

Providing musical entertainment and diversion by means of brass band concerts on behalf of the local communities, schools, churches, and charitable organisations.Teaching the playing of brass instruments for all age groups within the local communities.

For education/ training purposes

community council

PRESERVATION AND INTERPRETATION OF THE MINING INDUSTRY OF NORTH WALES

Finincial Assistance for Clergy's widows, education, Tenant's and widows of the Llangedywn Estate, Poor and Necessitous persons of Llangedywn and Llanfihangel

To maintain a Baptist / and Local Community Cemetery at Glyndyfrdwy

To give disabled people (wheelchair users, visually impaired etc.) chance to get out and enjoy the countryside. To offer multi-media dance, recreation and wildlife projects.

Awards prizes to newly-ordained priests in the diocese of St Asaph, based on recommendation of the Bishop.

Grants for educational support/activities/premises

Support Guiding & Scouting activities within the Rhyl area by means of small grants which are applied for by individual groups.

The charity promotes widespread perfomances of the art form of jazz and organizes educational events which aim to increase public appreciation of the art form and to enable musicians to develop their full potential. In addition, it provides an advice service for bodies wishing to present jazz events and for the general public.

The Charity?s Objects are to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation and protection of the Great crested newt in statutory protected sites and connected areas in North East Wales.

to protect and conserve the countryside, seas and local shoreline;to help protect the flora and fauna and threatened habitats within the local area;to increase opportunity and access to sites of environmental and conservation interest;to highlight and promote environmental strategies/projects, which will help reduce social isolationto raise awareness of environment and conservation issues

To collect the interest from Investment in Income bonds, approx -£300 per annun depending on interst rates, and distribute to voluntary non profit making organisations for Children and Youth in the town of Rhyl. An advertisement is placed in the Local Freepress annually inviting applications for funds and these are assessed by the Trustees.

fundraising to support the work of the H.M.Stanley eye unit St.Asaph. includes coffee mornings ,raffles, bike rides. The charity has recently donated -ú1500 towards an item of specialist equipment matched by another local charity to provide full purchase price

Providing financial relief for financially disadvantaged members of the community

For education/training purposes