Charities In East Riding Of Yorkshire

Armed Forces Veteran Charity setup in the Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire region to help Veterans predominately with accommodation and or problems with adjusting to civilian life post leaving the services.

Help and support to people with sight loss

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.

The advancement of the Roman Catholic religion through parish - based ministries, educational support, spiritual guidance, missionary work and specific grant making projects. The Trustees also provide support and life-long care and maintenance for those Fathers in retirement from full-time active ministry.

Nell Bank provides unique outdoor learning day and residential experiences for children, their families and friends, from all walks of life. Over 20,000 children visit the centre each year & a significant proportion of them are from the most deprived areas of the district. Programmes are curriculum linked and bring children's learning to life, whilst developing a love & respect for the outdoors.

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.

Objects are to promote any Charitable purpose for the benefit of the community within the East Riding of Yorkshire in particular the advancement of education, the development of financial awareness, the promotion of health and the relief of poverty, distress and sickness. To promote for the benefit of the promotion and provision of voluntary and community services for the wider community.

Active Humber is a charitable company whose purpose is to help people of all ages and backgrounds to improve their health and well-being by taking part in regular physical activity and sport.Active Humber is also one of the 42 Active Partnerships located across England and as such receives funding from Sport England to carry out several functions to help achieve the Sport England strategy.

The aim of The Hull Vineyard is to extend the Kingdom of God by drawing people into a relationship with Jesus Christ through its activities.

The purpose of The Lords Feoffees and Assistants of the Manor of Bridlington is to benefit the Town and Townspeople of Bridlington as stated in the Town Deed of 1636. Bridlington Schools, clubs and organisations benfit from the financial support the Lords Feoffees offer.

The trustees maintain 11 flats in Sutton, Hull, for the use of ladies who are practising members of the Church of England, with priority being given to Clergy Widows and Unmarried Daughers of the Clergy.Educational grants given to individuals and local groups and organisations, conditions apply.

The object of the Trust is the provision and maintenance of Burnby Hall Gardens and Museum as a public park, ornamental gardens and museum for the benefit of the inhabitants of Pocklington and the neighbourhood for the purpose of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

Providing public benefit in relation to animal welfare within the community.

Provision of day-care support for young people with multiple and complex learning disabilities age 19 - 25 years. A unique service for when full time education ends.

House of Light is a perinatal mental health Charity offering support and counselling to parents' pre-conception to post birth who are struggling with mental health difficulties following pregnancy, birth and in cases of loss, miscarriage, termination and stillbirth. We do this via one to one counselling, group and one to one peer support, telephone and email support.

For the advancement of the Christian religion in accordance with the Statement of Faith and the support of gospel work within Hull and beyond. This includes the employment of staff to work with families, children, students and adults of all ages and the provision of the Christ Church Centre.

PATT Foundation currently works to campaign for better environmental practices, take action against climate change, implement small to medium tree planting projects as well as set up tree nurseries, provide environmental education. The charity also supports veterans welfare via nature based therapy courses and engagement on nature based tasks to support post traumatic growth.

Dance. Drama.Musical Theatre.Singing.Also provides venue and classes for a group of blind/ partially sighted people who have now performed several public performances,Provides Outreach teaching in several local schools

community transport

To engage and educate the public in the arts, particularly performance, music, drama, poetry reading, sculpture, painting, handicrafts and other arts; and encourage public participation in the arts by the presentation creative activities, exhibitions and festivals in the City of Kingston upon Hull and its environs. The core of this activity centres around the annual Freedom Festival.

Preserve Burton Constable Hall and the collections therein together with its associated buildings and historic parkland for public benefit.

We provide support and information to adult survivors of rape, sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse in York and North Yorkshire.

Beverley Minster and its associated churches provide Christian worship and mission. There is a clergy team led by the Vicar, a team of staff employed by the PCC and a large team of willing volunteers.The Minster strives to support the Diocesan Common fund generously, and gives a proportion of its congregational offering to outside causes and charities..

The charity's prime objective is to relieve sickness and promote and improve the health of the public. This will be achieved by raising the profile of the charity, its purpose and how through charitable endeavours monies raised can enhance the provision of health care in support of patients, their relatives and carers and health care staff

YMCA believes in fairness and opportunity. There are essential building blocks for a full and rewarding life: a safe home; acceptance; guidance; friendship; physical and mental health; academic support; employment skills; and access to real opportunities. At YMCA, we provide these critical foundations for a fresh, strong start for young people and a better quality of life in the community.