Charities In Dudley

Monthly Church Services, Marriages, Funeral Services, Baptisms.Activities at the school room include, Church Social activities, room hire for dance classes, heritage groups, craft classes.Each year donation to a local charity

Provides a comfortable meeting place at which retired citizens regardless of social class, race or creed can meet friends, have a chat or purchase refreshments. There is no membership fee to join. Friends of the centre organise fund raising and social activities. The activities are on going.

Making grants - principally in and around Birmingham.For more information please refer to the Financial Statements.A list of exclusions is provided on page 2 of the Trustees' Report and an analysis of grants on page 9.

Provision of a safe drop-in centre for young people age group 10-16 in the Stourbridge area of the West Midlands.

We seek to alleviate social isolation and financial exclusion of vulnerable asylum seekers and refugees, providing a safe weekly drop-in, telephone support and deliveries to people across Dudley, Sandwell and the west of Birmingham. Offering friendship, refreshments, empathy, mutual support, guidance, signposting, financial help, foodbank access, clothes, baby supplies and household goods.

To preserve and protect the physical, mental and emotional health of parents and families in the West Midlands caring for sick and preterm babies by offering hospital and community-based services, ancillary to those provided by medical professionals and which are not covered by statutory funding.

Rescue stray and abanded cats, re home etc

Halesowen Asian Elderly Association provides advocacy, advice and information service to ourmembers, who are elderly men and women of Asian origin. We organise and facilitate gentle exercise classes , health awareness and safety courses in our centre. We also arrange, Computers for Health training basic courses.

To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellecutal, social and spiritual potential by using the traditional scouting activities of camping, hiking, canoeing, first aid etc. With a special emphasis on air activities and flying.

Raising funds through a Summer Ball, Great Midland Fun Run and Quiz Night as well as various other means.

The main objective is the furthering the teaching of Buddhism and Buddhist culture to the community. The charities main activity is providing the community with opportunities to deepen their cultural understanding and community cohesion. Typical activities include public talks, meditation, formal ceremonies and Sunday school teaching. The centre is open to everyone

A member organisation of Rotary International

To promote the study of archaeology and history and the preservation, investigation, excavation and restoration of local antiquities and buildings of historical interest for the public benefit

Kingswinford & Stourbridge Lions Club (CIO) is a member of Lions International a worldwide service organisation, serving our local community and serving local charitable causes.

Supports two primary schools in Dudley by providing their sites and buildings. Gives grants towards childrens activities at those schools.

Educational and leisure activities for retired people in Lichfield and district.

SCOUTING ACTIVITIES FROM AGE 6 UPTO AGE 14. ANY CHILD CAN JOIN. LEADERS AGE RANGE FROM 18 TO ? WHEN THEY GIVE UP OR DIE. WE COVER ANY AREA IN THE DUDLEY BOROUGH.

Working with and for the people of Cradley

Providing entertainment for hospital in patients

The Association lets out the facility to local groups in the area. This allows the general public to take advantage of the variety of activities provided. The association also runs a group itself; providing an weekly get together with bingo and light refreshments, as well as an annual outing.

Social and fund raising activities for the benefit of pupils of Oldswinford Primary School

scout group

Aims of "Kids Like Us" are 1, to educate the public in all matters relating to arthritis and particularly as it pertains to children. 2 to carry out research into the causes of arthritis. 3 to alleviate suffering of those with arthritis particularly children and to provide support for those caring for the children. The charity organises fund raising events and awareness talks. Recently money has b

For the benefit of St Andrew's Church

We offer free food to those who are in poverty or need via a voucher based system where voucher-holding agencies assess need and issue accordingly. Vouchers, when presented to the Food Bank, will entitle the client to 3 Days of food. This can be done 3 times. We also signpost and offer advocacy in relation to debt counselling and relief.