Charities In Gateshead

Raises funds for charitable organisations from various group activities within District 3 Inner Wheel clubs

The Carl Chapman Trust is a Charity that provides grants to individuals involved in the sport of Gymnastics in the North East. A Grant application form with guidance notes and details are available on the City of Newcastle Gymnastics Academy website.

Financial assistance to members of the Scout Association within parts of the NE of England

Pursuit of archaeology, by lectures, walks, excavation, field work, publication, etc.

Chritian church activities

The organisation provides a wide range of opportunities and provision aimed at increasing knowledge, skills and achievements. We offer sports, games, arts & crafts, IT, drama, music and dancing. Other activities include upskilling sessions that aid personal & social development. We also provide awareness raising sessions around disabilities, housing and welfare, conservation and the environment, h

Fund-raising for the benefit of pupils at the Cedars school to buy equipment, or a mini-bus for example.

Provide a therapeutic working environment for adults with special needs who use the Day Centre or visit the farm for activities with their carers.Educational activities on horticulture and livestock production.Engaging with schools, college and children through courses and activities.Provide opportunities for volunteers, young people and those seeking employment, to participate in farm activities.

To advance the education of pupils and other users of Oakfield College by providing or assisting in the provision of educational and community facilities and services.

Provide support for people living with MND and their family's. Provide support for people after they have lost someone to MND. - Support, financial. equipment, a meeting place and therapies

A full year of social initiatives in partnership with North East churches as part of the national "Hope 08" initiative. The Just 10 series, based on the Ten Commandments, with Canon J John of the Philo Trust took place in Gateshead and Stockton on Tees with more than 88,000 people attending over 10 weeks.

The charity's objective is, in the interests of social welfare, to improve the lives of people in the North East who by reason of their social and economic circumstances are in need of support. The charity provides activities that enable people to improve their physical, mental and social health, feel integrated within their community and develop skills that will benefit them throughout life.

To promote understanding, good will, and equity between people of different faiths, cultures and communities - particularly through education, community cohesion, the celebration of diversity and co-operation with other groups and organisations within the faith, community, voluntary, statutory and private sectors.

1. THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY OR FINANCIAL HARDSHIP I) BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EDUCATION, TRAINING AND ALL THE NECESSARY SUPPORT DESIGNED TO ENABLE INDIVIDUALS TO GENERATE A SUSTAINABLE INCOME.2. WE SUPPORT THE DEAF AND HEARING IMPAIRED. WE HOLD REGULAR EVENTS THAT GIVE THE CHILDREN/PARENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET THEIR PEERS AND SHARE THEIR EXPERIENCES.

We are working in Partnership with Iraqi universities and UK universities to provide knowledge and expertise to change outcomes for children in Iraq. We are focusing on education, social emotional well being, disabilities and trauma.

The charity seeks to provide for the advancement of the Christian religion for the public benefit by supporting Christian charities that are registered with the Charity Commission for England, charities reaching out to international students studying in Tyne and Wear and charities reaching out to school aged children through school clubs, assemblies and holiday clubs.

The Trust facilitates the advancement of the Christian religion for the public benefit. It provides and maintains gospel halls where religious meetings are held including the carrying on of the service of God, and it facilitates the distribution of Christian literature and engagement with the wider community and other charitable organisations.

We help and assist poor people mainly children's, in Angola Africa province of Kuite Bie, but, we also help communities in Northeast of England, we are also working partnership with local authorities. hospitals, association we receives donation from the public and local companies, food, used, cloths, shoes, money if necessary, disposable material for hospitals such as; needles, syringes.

For the public benefit to relieve the needs of those in need by reason of substance addiction and their carers/family/friends in Teesside, through;a) Access peer support by telephone, online or in community venuesb) Liaising with professionals/organisations and more complex support when neededc) Raising Public Awareness on Addictiond) Providing safe and sustainable housing.

Operating within Sunderland and the greater Wearside area, to provide relief to poverty; to educate and inspire; to conserve the heritage of the area; to create social cohesion and a vibrant and healthy community.

We are an affiliated and FA accredited grassroots football club, based in the North East or England offering sporting activities for children and adults.

Provide sports activities to the community