Charities In Denbighshire

Provision of housing for persons in need.Financial assistance towards training for employment and educationRelief in need

Raising funds in the North Wales region to help sick-disabled-disadvantaged children who live in North Wales. Run by a committee of volunteers (no wages involved) by holding functions indoor and out, bucket collections at supermarkets, donations, have a small fundraising shop in Rhos On Sea, enter a team in London marathon each year, organise lots of sponsored events.

To advance education by the establishment and maintenance of a museum of local history in Llangollen and to provide archive space for artefacts, maps, documents and photographs relevant to Llangollen and the surrounding area and to make those items available to the public, either through a handling archive or through access to the original items, for education and research.

The primary function of the CIO Foundation is to receive donations raised by Lions Clubs and to distribute the income to various identified beneficiaries

The main focus is the Wellspring Medical Centre in the village of Kamutuuza, in Uganda. Health and Social care is provided for needy children within a 15 mile radius of Kamutuuza.

provision of emergency food to those refered to us from referral agents as well as from schools churches and other charities provision of surplus food from the fareshare scheme supported by all local supermarketsprovision of a Toy bank during December signposting to other support facilitating a community cafe two days each weekCommunity money advice centre affiliated to CMA

The charity provides low cost rental housing to local people over the age of 60, who have a proven need - whether the need be housing, social or financial.

Chester Pride provisions an LGBTQ community festival, an LGBTQ support helpline, social and support groups, and LGBTQ library, provision of free sexual and menstrual products, and undertakes various other works to address key issues the LGBTQ communities of Cheshire and North Wales face. We aim to end discrimination against LGBTQ people, and build inclusivity for them across our area of operation.

We provide a clinic at 1 Vaughan Street, Rhyl, LL18 1TB for eligible people on low income and/or state benefit. We also rescue, rehabilitate and re-home animals in our branch area and support regional initiatives working in partnership with other RSPCA Branches and the National Society.

Snowdonia Donkeys was established in 2013 to promote health and well-being through working and walking with donkeys in the local environment of North Wales. It is our mission to be a centre of excellence for the promotion of health and wellbeing of people and donkeys.

The Trust's objects are to preserve and operate the historic miniature steam trains on the Rhyl Miniature Railway, in the County of Denbighshire, for the benefit and education of future generations.

Providing support and meaningful activities for children, young people and young adults form age 5 to 25 who have a diagnosis of an Autistic Spectrum condition and or related conditions.We are based in Wrexham borough but we welcome people from Denbighsire, Shropshire and Flintshire and Cheshire.

CYLCH MEITHIN YSGOL DEWI SANT IS A WELSH LANGUAGE PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP. ON 1 SEPTEMBER 2020 CYLCH MEITHRIN ABERCLWYD MERGED WITH CYLCH MEITHRIN RHUDDLAN. THE NAME OF THE NEWLY FORMED NURSERY IS CYLCH MEITHRIN YSGOL DEWI SANT.

Encourage Churches in the Circuit to celebrate God's love; recognise God's presence; use resources responsibly; provide opportunities for spiritual growth; share the love of Christ outside the Church; show Christian love to all; challenge injustice; respond positively to local and national needs and offer resources generously; evaluate priority areas within the Circuit and direct resources

Normaleiddio'r defnydd o'r Gymraeg ym mhob agwedd o fywyd yn Sir Ddinbych.Sicrhau fod cyfleoedd ac anogaeth ar gael i fewnfudwyr a thrigolion di-Gymraeg ddysgu'r iaith.Sicrhau fod cyfleoedd i drigolion cynhenid ddatblygu eu gwybodaeth a defydd o'r iaith.Dylanwadu ar y ystod eang o weithgarwch cymdeithasol, economaidd, diwylliannol, addysgiadol sy'n digwydd o fewn y sir er mwyn datblygu'r iai

PROVISION OF GRANTS TO REGISTERED CHARITIES WITHIN BIRMINGHAM AND NORTH WALES. FROM ASSETS/INCOME IN SUCH PROPORTIONS AND IN SUCH MANNER AND SUBJECT TO SUCH TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS THE TRUSTEES MAY AT THEIR UNCONTROLLED DISCRETION DETERMINE. THE TRUST DOES NOT MAKE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS. TRUSTEES HOLD TWO MEETINGS EACH YEAR IN MAY/JUNE AND NOVEMBER/DECEMBER

The club's principle activity is the promotion of a series of 12 concerts of classical music put on from October to March annually. These usually consist of solo musicians or small groups of up to 6 or so players. Some seasons include concerts given by a small orchestra of up to 18 players. The Club has regular concerts promoting Young Musicians from the area.

The Benefit Advice Shop is an independent, specialist Welfare Rights charity that provides free, impartial, advice, assistance, advocacy and representation on all Welfare Benefits and Social Security Law. People can access our full range of services by telephone, by appointment, open door drop in and through our community outreaches.

Cat charity. Care and Rehoming of local unwanted cats.

The Owen Jenkins Trust focuses its donation activities, but not exclusively so, in supporting charities in the environmental, homeless and youth development sectors in Shropshire, the Marches and the West Midlands area.

Clwb Twm provides after school childcare for pupils of Ysgol Twm or Nant. We provide sessions for up to 48 pupils of Ysgol Twm or Nant during term time from the age of 3 to 11 years. The provision will be open for sessions between 3pm to 5.30pm, Monday to Friday, excepting Bank Holidays and school holidays.

We are a childcare setting operating for children between the ages of 2 to 11 years. We provide full day care in a school setting. Our playgroup runs from 9am until 11.30am. from this time onwards we offer wrap around care until 6pm.

We hold regular sessions where food is distributed from our centre. By prior arrangement we also make deliveries of food to individuals and families who are unable to come to our sessions. We also refer our service users to other organisations to help them with other needs.

Cylch Meithrin Mwy Twm o'r Nant aims to provide quality Welsh-medium sessional and early years care to boys and girls ages of 3 who attends the Nursery Class at Ysgol Twm o'r Nant.The cylch has the right to accept 26 boys and girls. The provision will be open for sessions of 3.5 hours, between 11.30am 3.00pm, Monday to Friday, excepting Bank Holidays and school holidays.

Children's educationtal establishment.