Charities In Gateshead

Care and education of children for children aged 2.5 to 11 years in the form of Nursery Education and out-of school clubs. Nursery operates within the Early Years Foundation Stage requirements, focusing on learning through play. Wraparound care is provided for working parents in breakfast club and after-school club. Holiday club care for 2.5 to 11 year olds in school holidays.

SRMC seeks to be a loving, welcoming and active Christian community, serving and sharing with the world around us, following the example and teaching of Jesus Christ.We serve the world and community by providing premises in Rowlands Gill and Chopwell for church, community and charitable use, as well as working with children and youth, refugees, the elderly and the socially disadvantaged.

Durham Amateur Rowing Club is a community sports club specialising in rowing but also working with partner organisations to offer alternative watersports on the River Wear in Durham City. The Charity provides facilities and equipment to enable all users to access the sport from beginner level up to national standard.

Wrekenton Nou Camp is a grassroots sports club offering the young people in the community an opportunity to engage in football and fitness in a safe and encouraging environment. The club is a FA charter Standard Community club inviting young people of all abilities to participate from the age of 4 to 18 with the strategic plan to open up our services to everyone in the community.

General Church work led by ministerial team. Lay members involved in running various groups. In 2010 a new structure covering 10 areas of church life were identified. Members encouraged to be involved to enable further development.Cornerstones has been open for eight years and many new activities and links with outside organisations made benefiting all ages in our community.

The JCR is a student-run organisation at Van Mildert College, Durham University; it represents their interests and supports their personal development and education through wider student experience activities such as sports, societies, events and our Outreach projects where our dedicated student-volunteers work in our local community and fundraise to sustain their activities.

As a charity provide the following services-1. Educational support services- we run free after school session to improve the children from BAME background. 2. Mental health workshop- we run various mental health workshop to increase the awareness of mental health issues and discuss on this topic.3. Family Fun Day in Bank Holidays4. Activities to keep the Park and street cleaning etc.

The charity provides community centre facilites to the local community and beyond. Room space is hired out to various organisations. Amongst other things it is used as a polling station, councillor meetings, resident groups, blood donor site. It was also used as a base for victims who were caught up in local flooding within the area last year. It depends on an annual Local Government grant.

We provide the AQA unit award scheme in three fields, basic car/motorcycle maintenance, construction and hair & beauty to disadvantaged children aged between 12 and 18yrs. The students, will gain recognized certificates/qualifications to take them further with their future.We also incorporate life skills and team building within these units, again to give the students a good start to their future.

The Chloe & Liam Together Forever Trust raises money from events and gives grants to support young people living in North East England to reach their potential, in the fields of Sport & Performance, by assisting with costs for auditions, exams, coaching qualifications, equipment, or travel expenses, at the beginning of their careerApplications form on website http://togetherforevertrust.co.uk

We have a preschool offering preschool education for children aged 2 to 5 in the local community.We have an out of school club offering childcare to school children aged 3 to 11 years old before and after school

The promotion of social inclusion for the public benefit, primarily but not exclusively,among people who are refugees and asylum seekers who are socially excluded onthe grounds of their social and economic position, by providing:- education and training, including in the English language and in vocational skills;- social and recreational facilities and events involving the local community

Aim: Improving Mental Health through creativity. To use creativity as a tool to influence positive changes in people's mental wellbeing and attitudes towards mental health.To achieve this we run a service 4 days a week, this provides an innovative range of creative based services that are directed at improving and enhancing the quality of life, health and social integration of its members.

Community Welfare Services provides relief of poverty and addresses food insecurity for disadvantaged families with young children, new mothers and elderly individuals, by providing assistance to promote well-being and sustenance. We run various targeted initiatives aimed at ensuring access to food and daily living essentials, ultimately making a positive impact on the lives

Foundation Futures CIO is a specialist teaching and youth service operating in the NE of England. We support young people to find out what they can do instead of what they can't. We support their families and the wider community to improve the lives of young people.

NERAF provide peer 1-2-1 recovery coaching & peer groups for people who have substance addictions & their family/carers. NERAF work to achieve outcomes in, Mental, Physical & Emotional Health &Wellbeing,HousingEducation/Employment, Relationships, Finance,Offending, Living Skills. Raising public awareness through a monthly newsletter,website,conferences,partnership working,training & networks.

To relieve the suffering of dogs in need of care, rescue and attention and in particular to provide and maintain facilities and homes for the reception, care and treatment of such animals.

The main activities of the charity are the examination and licensing of deep sea pilots, the relief of poor mariners and their widows, and the provision of youth maritime training, the provision of maritime consultancy services, and the upkeep and conservation of ancient listed buildings.

Prudhoe Community Partnership is a development trust representing education, churches, local authorities, voluntary groups, local businesses and members of the public. The Partnership manages The Spetchells Centre, a purpose built community hub in Prudhoe and takes charitable initiatives for the good of the town.

Northern Roots promotes in excess of 100 concerts a year in reggae, soul, blues, in Newcastle and Gateshead.The organisation has since the late 198O's worked hard to attract a culturally diverse audience to our concerts. We have developed mentoring projects with refugees as well as work with young people in culturally diverse schools. .

Based in North East offering support groups, holiday play groups, events. Giving families a safe place to meet and enable families living outside the local area an opportunity to connect with others in similar situations. Creating a safe and accessible place to explore and enable some form of socialisation with other families in the same situation and allow siblings to interact with other siblings

The charity provides, develops and maintains a centre for the use and benefit for people living in the Ryton and Crawcrook area within the west of Gateshead. The centre has a programme of activities that include Youth provision, arts and crafts, wellbeing sessions and mentoring.

We are a community centre at the heart of our community. We are ran by a volunteer management committee. We employ three part time staff and have over 30 volunteers. We offer a range of activities including sports clubs, fitness classes, parent and toddler groups, youth club, lunch clubs and offer affordable room hire.We hold regular fundraising events and free family fun days.

We provide long term programmes of support for young people from some of the most challenging backgrounds, providing access to the finance, social capital, opportunities and the supportive relationships needed to succeed in tertiary education and beyond.

Apna Ghar is a centre run by and for minority ethnic women residing in a deprived area of South Tyneside. The centre provides vocational and non-vocational classes i.e. IT, English for beginners. Make services more accessible to the senior citizen members of the community with luncheon clubs, health awareness sessions. It also provides activities for the youth community.