Charities In Halton

To restore and bring back into public service the steam tug/passenger tender "Daniel Adamson" built at Tranmere in 1903.

The main purpose of the Council of Asian People (CAP) is to improve the quality of life of people in Haringey and neighbouring boroughs. Its facilities and services are available to all members of the local community but is targeted, in particular, to people from the Black Asian Minority Ethnic (bame) communities including lone parents, women, children, old people and people with disabilities.

Providing pre school education for children aged between 2 and 4 years of age.

Principal objects of the charity are to undertake, promote, develop and encourage research into diseases of the kidney and urinary tract and research into the treatment of such diseases.

To provide a community based welcoming environment where emotional and psychological support is available for people from Halton touched by cancer.

Museum dedicated to life and times of soldiers of The Cheshire Yeomanry, The 22nd (CHESHIRE) Regiment, The Mercian Regiment and C Sqn RMLY Exhibits show history of regiments raised in Cheshire spanning 3 Centuries.Assists in research for individuals tracing family history.Extra commemmorative exhibitions throughout the year.

Built in 1879, The Studio was transferred from HBC to LOOSE in 2009 and renovated with a grant from The Community Assets Fund. Run for community benefit, with community participation, there is a very strong focus on youth support and provision.LOOSE aims to remove barriers to participation in music, theatre & creative arts by providing free or low cost opportunities, facilities, and support.

Grant making to registered charities in the beneficial area.

Restart Trust provides abstinent supported accomodation for people recovering from addictions to drugs and or alcohol, and creates training, volunteering and employment opportunities for vulnerable adults.

The Big Trust supports and helps the most disadvantaged and excluded people in the Liverpool City Region through positive interventions from our dynamic business community.

Operation of the North West Museum of Road Transport in St Helens town centre.

Religious activities

Providing pre-school play and teaching.

REGISTERED WITH OFSTED, PRESTON BROOK PRE-SCHOOL PROVIDES EDUCATION FOR PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN AGED 2YEARS TO 5 YEARS.

To advance public education in issues of gobal development through the provision of services and through acting as an umbrella or resource body to provide education and training, and community development activities.

Runcorn and District Foodbank activities are the prevention or relief of poverty - by providing emergency food boxes containing a supply of balanced and nutritional foodstuffs to individuals in need and provides signposting to relevant information and other advisory services. Non-perishable food is donated by the community and is distributed to individuals via seven distribution centres.

Families United Warrington is for families with children and young people that have special educational needs and disabilities. The charity offers social opportunities for the whole family to participate in adaptive inclusive outings and activities, monthly FUN Club, monthly family respite, weekly sport/swim sessions and parents support meetings.

To preserve and protect the health of young adults on Merseyside by: - promoting and facilitating cardiovascular screening of young adults in Merseyside so as to reduce early death rates from previously unknown or undetected medical conditions; and,- promoting the general public's understanding and awareness of coronary heart screening of young adults and its potential benefits.

Pre-school Play Group is a non profit organisation that endeavours to enrich the lives of the children in the community. The children learn through play experiences following the national curriculum.We offer full day care for 2 year olds up to the age of 5 and provision for children with disabilities.We rely heavily on donations and grants to continually improve the quality of our environment.

The Society offers various services across the Shrewsbury Diocese these include: Community Action Support, Family Groups, School Social work, Home Visiting Service, School Counselling, Parenting programmes We also offer delivery of courses and training focused on children, family and community were children are bereaved or grieving.

Facilitating communication between the Churches.Encouraging, supporting local initiatives to relieve poverty, address other social issues, direct the Agricultural Chaplaincy.Services of worship, other events, teaching or literature.Reviewing local partnership practice.Co-operation with other ecumenical bodies.Promotion and publicity of all positive aspects of churches working together.

Purchase of medical equipment or items requested using fundraising via light refreshments and small shop, also second hand books.

The aim of the charity is to provide free pre-school education to children between the ages of two years nine months to four years for a maximum of twenty children, selected by an admissions list. We also take children who are in receipt of the two year old grant. This admissions list operates on a date of birth priority system.Spinney Pre-School was formed in April 2001.

We arrange a variety of recreational activities for disabled children, young adults up to the age of 25 and their families. These include theatre and cinema trips, craft sessions, soft play/sensory sessions, day trips to farms and zoos, tramolining, fun and float sessions in a swimming pool.

Beekeeping