Charities In East Riding Of Yorkshire

The principal object of the Charity is that its income be applied to such charitable purposes as the trustees think fit but excluding any purposes they consider to be of a warlike character. Some priority is given to Quaker causes wherever they may be and a high priority is also given to causes aimed at bringing benefit to the people of Hull and East Yorkshire.

The Charity's primary objective is to promote the conservation and welfare of amphibians and reptiles in the UK and anywhere else in the world. This includes habitat reclamation, remediation and restoration.The Charity's secondary objective is to promote education amenity and research activities for the benefit of the public at large relevant to amphibians and reptiles.

The organisation mission statement is "to provide the way forward for the disabled community of North East Lincolnshire and surrounding areas. Empowering individuals to a new beginning, a brighter future, and a full and enjoyable life.?

Giroscope buys and renovates empty property. We then let this property to people in housing need as well as to social enterprises and community organisations. We also provide training opportunities for disadvantaged people.

The provision of activity days for young people with severe learning disabilities and autism. A drop in centre and advice centre for people with high functioning autism and Aspergers syndrome

Provides Swimming, Aquatic, Fitness and Health related activities to the Community

Set up to deal with the Relief of Poverty, by way of making payment against outstanding water bills.

1. Relief of persons with a physical and/or learning disability, the elderly and persons suffering or recovering from mental illness.2. Conserve, protect and enhance the natural and physical environment.3. Advance the education of the general public in horticultural and allied skills.

We at Beverley Housing Charity (The working name for Beverley Consolidated Charity) provide relief from need to those who have lived in Beverley and surrounding areas for 10 years or more and have reached state retirement age. We deliver this primarily, via the provision of Almshouses in the area of benefit within the terms of its current criteria. available on our website.

Operation of a working trolleybus and transport museum, including the associated restoration and/ or conservation of exhibits, archives etc.

Supporting Young People be Healthier, Happier & more Active-Supporting High Quality PE & School Sport provision in schools-To ensure young people meet recommended physical activity levels-To commit to work with partners for the 'broader' wellbeing of young people-Engage & equip the next generation of leaders/volunteers-Sustainable High Quality provision regardless of government funding

WCTS supports mental health and emotional wellbeing of women in Leeds prioritising those on low income and those who struggle to access or engage with statutory services. Core activities: provision of individual and group counselling and psychotherapy in a women's service; peer support; partnerships with other services; contributing to a co-ordinated approach to service delivery to women.

SUPPORT THE NEEDS OF ADULTS WHO ARE VUNERABLE AS A RESULT OF DISABILITY, AGE OR LIVED EXPERIENCE OF MENTAL HEALTH AND TO PROVIDE FOR THEM TO ACHIEVE AN INDEPENDENT AND SOCIALLY INCLUSIVE LIFESTYLE.

CHARITY ESTABLISHED IN 2012 TO HELP AND ASSIST WORTHY CAUSES IN THE BRIDLINGTON AREA OF EAST YORKSHIRE

SASH prevents vulnerable young people from becoming homeless by offering them a room in a volunteer?s home. We provide emergency accommodation through our Nightstop Service for up to 14 nights. Longer term accommodation, for up to 2 years is provided through our Supported Lodgings schemes.

Community VISION provides a range of services to support the Voluntary Community sector organisations and communities including volunteering, youth volunteering, governance information and advice, funding support, community accountancy and payroll support, capacity building and training.

Engage, Educate and Inspire people of all ages using Hull FC community initiatives.

Emmaus Hull is seeking to offer homeless people a home by providing a safe and comfortable, en suite- room with quality communal living accommodation, full-time work in all aspects of the Community business and through companionship and the support of other people an opportunity to recover self-respect, take responsibility for their own lives and help others less fortunate than themselves.

People of all ages, often with complex underlying issues, are supported to overcome the barriers that prevent them moving into education, training or employment. Our uniqueness comes from how we do things, not just what we do. Our experienced & dedicated team builds trust & confidence in individuals with programmes of self-analysis, development and challenge. The result is lasting personal change.

The Umbrella Charity of Northern Lincolnshire & Goole NHS Foundation Trust covers Diana Princess of Wales Hospital Charity, Scunthorpe General Hospital Charity, Goole District Hospital Charity, NHS North Lincolnshire Charity and North East Lincs CTP Charity. Funds are used for the Benefit and Welfare of our patients and staff.

CASE, using a combination of day-care, training, education, personal development and welfare services aims to improve our learning disabled service users lives by enabling them to achieve their own personal dreams, hopes and ambitions. We also engage with carers to both support them with their caring responsibilities and also to maximise improved outcomes for the service user.

Our charity is part of the community and we are a BME Group reaching out to care homes, less priviledged, disabled people by way of giving gift items to at least a care home once in a month. Also, we are a voice to BME Group in our community.

To rescue and rehome unwanted and stray cats and kittens. As part of the change in legal status to a Charitable Incorporated Association (CIO), the charity took over all the operations, funds, assets and liabilities of Yorkshire Cat Rescue (registered charity number 1058218) on 1st April 2015. This charity had been operating since 1996.

The principal funding for the year was from property rental income

Yorkshire Dance works through dance to create happiness, health, connection and change. We are excited by the diversity of dance in all its forms and styles. We want to support artists who ask questions of themselves, their work and of the world and those who challenge ideas about what is allowed. We dismantle traditional hierarchies both within the creation of dance and within our programming.