Charities In Durham

The object of the charity is to advance the education of the pupils at Woodland Primary School in particular by fundraising to provide facilities and equipment for the school. An to provide a healthy school life

Relief of elderly and infirm

To promote the objectives of The Institute of Advanced Motorists and Durham Police among motorcyclists in Durham for safe and considerate road use by training to an advanced level and in supervised group rides. All riders are welcomed for training, rides and for instructional and recreational club nights. Fund raising is carried out for good causes such as road safety charities.

Researches and records historical events, places and people in the Chester le Street area

Hold coffee mornings, arrange sponsored events, operate stalls at the school's summer and christmas fairs for fundraising.

Taekwondo and Scouts

We have always strived to be a help to the cancer community and have done this verysuccessfully but we are hearing of other hospital departments that also need help sowe would like to broaden our objectives that way can provide equipment for thetreatment of other illnesses while still providing help for those affected by Cancer .

The Association exists to join together Unitarian churches and fellowships and individual Unitarians in the north of England; to encourage the spreading of Unitarian beliefs; and to grant aid to churches. The Association collects income from investments, Trust funds, individual subscribers and donations and distributes it to churches and fellowships within the region and to other Unitarian causes.

Hexham Pride organises Hexham's annual Pride march and event. The charity also works with external partners in both Hexham and the North East of England to promote LGBTQ activities, events, artists, and any other activity that brings people together as an LGBTQ inclusive community.

We provide a venue for social inclusion for all residents of Wheatley Hill and guests, irrespective of age, race, religion, sexual orientation and sexuality.Activities include:- bingo, social evenings, meetings and training courses

Award of one or more annual prizes for research work undertaken under the direction of a member of the Association of Physicians of the North East of England, in order to encourage young doctors to research and expand medical knowledge.

The advancement, improvement development and maintenance of public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in the North East of England, at present by the commissioning of a new opera to be performed in November 2015

Fundraises in order to donate to deserving charities and organisations, locally, nationally and internationally.

Letting of Alms House

FUNDRAISINGTREATS FOR CHILDREN, EG TRIPS, PANTOS, PARTIES, DISCOS

young people aged 10 - 26 doing different activities evey week

Weardale YFC is for young people aged between 10- 26 years. Meetings are held fortnightly on a Tuesday night throughout the year. The programme throughout the year includes; talks, meetings, visits including Stock judging, quizzes, bowling, rock climbing, and many more.Each year we hold social events to raise money towards ourselves and a chosen charity decided by the club.

Providing fun and adventure for children in our local community, Eden Hill area of Peterlee Co. Durham, from the age of 6 to 14. This includes camping, sleepovers, daytrips out, games and badge work.

To promote the conservation of seals along the North Yorkshire, Cleveland, Teesmouth and Co. Durham coastlines, in particular but not exclusively by:Rescuing sick or injured seals and providing medical facilities, care and rehabilitation before release; supporting research; and advancing the education of the public in seal ecology and any other issues relating to seal conservation.

Education / training and sport and recreation for children,young people ,elderly ,people with disabilites and the general public.

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Providing relief or support in the recovery, rehabilitation or prevention of heart problems, their partners, relatives and carers for those that reside in the City of Sunderland or surrounding areas, by the provision of activities that are aimed at improving health and wellbeing, and reducing the stress and trauma of heart problems, these include weekly exercise sessions and monthly socials.

Co-ordinate sporting events.

Researching War Memorials in the area between the River Tweed and Tees. The results are available to the general public through our website www.newmp.org.uk.