Charities In Dudley

Hospital Broadcasting as Dudley Hospital Radio at Russells Hall Hospital, Dudley.

General Charitable causes associated with Glass

To be an expression of God's hands, feet and voice within our Church, Community and beyond with the aim of winning people to Christ, establishing them in the faith, discipling them and sending them into the world.

General Charitable Purposes

Religious services and helping the wider community.

Raise funds to support and enhance education of pupils attending Old Park Special School

Our post 16 career development service supports young people aged 16 to 25 with special educational needs and disabilities to access employment, work experience and volunteer work.

Provides amenities for the residents of Withymoor in the form of Playgroup, Parent & Toddler Group and Netball clubs as well as a room to be used by the local community

The objects of the CIO are for the public benefit the relief of those in need in the area of benefit by reason age, disability, or other disadvantage in particular but limited to:- the provision of accommodation;- the provision of facilities, support services and equipment;-

WCCVI is a Cricket Club specifically set up for visually impaired people to take part in the cricket league and Bill Frindell Memorial Trophy, ran under BCEW (Blind Cricket England & Wales) a charity wich governs sports in England & wales. Also to take part in the Knock Out Cup that is mainly if not totally funded by The Primary Club.

Flame Trust is an organisation with a Christian ethos, engaged in a variety of community and educational initiatives in the UK and overseas, including mentoring, leadership development and project management.

Provision of public amenity space for recreation

The object of the CIO is The advancement of the Christian gospel and faith within the Diocese of Worcester by administering and maintaining Churches or Ecclesiastical Buildings licensed for public worship in accordance with the Christian faith as received by the Church of England.

No activities have taken place to date

We promote community participation, exercise and healthy living though the practice of boxing: by providing or assisting in the provision of facilities for boxing for young people, schools, those with a disability and those from economically, educationally, socially disadvantaged and vulnerable backgrounds with the object of improving their condition of life.

prize fund

To make use of the hall for the community

To provide holidays and outings and to promote the welfare of the mentally handicaped generally.

Provision of some building costs.Propagation of the Gospel.Childrens Club (costs for this not passed through the Trust).A venue for some local interests eg An allotment society (no charges made).Sometimes the venue is used by the Neighbourhood Watch.

St. Peter's Centre has made a substantial loan to St Peter's, Pedmore PCC to help fund the St Peter's Centre which is used for the church and the community.

The charity's activities include hosting local events for the surrounding area and facilitating the use of the Wollaston Village Community Centre for the general public to book out for events and activities.

Religious activities

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC BY PROMOTING, SUPPORTING AND ASSISTING THE CHARITABLE WORK OF THE BLACK COUNTRY MUSEUM IN GENERAL AND IN PARTICULAR, TO SECURE THE PRESERVATION OF TRANSPORT EXHIBITS DESTINED FOR THE SAID MUSEUM.

(1) The preservation and conservation of 106 Heahtifled Road. Handsworth Birmingham for use as a centre to educate the public in the inventor James Watt.(2) To build a centre for education of the African Community.(3) To provide education and training for young people from the black minortiy ethnic communities and other socially or economically disadvantaed groups.

The BCFA Charitable Fund supports the football 'family' in times of need. We offer grants to help those connected with the game eg. participants, volunteers, match officials and administrators and sometimes their dependents who suffer financial loss or adversity as a result of injury, illness or economic hardship - all of whom serve the game in all its formats within the Birmingham CFA boundary.