Charities In Halton

The charity operates across 5 key areas: School Sport, Aspiration Centre, Vikings Health, Sport 4 All, and Vikings Learning Centre. Our close partnerships include NHS Halton Clinical Commissioning Group, Halton Borough Council, RL Cares and Sky.

Provide courses and training to private members of the public as well as organisations, companies and associations in the practice and commissioning of electrical installations.

The encouragement and support of the working together of Christian Churches within their respective ecclesiastical boundaries

Provide a community facility to local residents

Using football as a means of social integration to combat the effects of homelessness

FFFJ was formed by Jean Taylor it offers support to families who have lost a loved one through homicide and culpable road death we offer peer support, daily drop ins and volunteering opportunities. O.L.L.Y (Our Lost Love Years) is part of FFFJ, providing its services to children bereaved by homicide also children from communities across Merseyside were there is high deprivation, crime and poverty.

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.

VARIOUS FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES IN WIDNES INCLUDING CHRISTMAS FLOAT, GALA DINNERS/RACE NIGHTS TO SUPPORT LOCAL CHARITIES AND INTERNATIONAL ROTARY CHARITIES

We are a Liverpool Combined Authority based charity helping Armed Forces personnel, service leavers and veterans get access to mental health support, wellbeing, treatment and employment. We work with the local authorities very closely by supporting the most vulnerable cases including those who suffer with Complex PTSD, chronic homelessness, addiction and those who are escaping domestic violence.

To provide short term help & support to self-employed families unable to attend work due to the sudden and unexpected loss of a child. The charity may also provide support to other good causes that will benefit children.

The Charity raises funds to provide Powered Wheelchairs for disadvantaged children with special needs in the North West of England, especially Cheshire.

Hosting art exhibitions and offering various art/craft courses to the public.

The charity helps and supports families who have children with cancer.

To provide help to children with renal and urological disorders, through welfare assistance, supporting staff training and development, providing equipment, supporting research and other activities to assist.

The principal objects and activities of the charity are the provision of resources and facilities that benefit and support young people who are disadvantaged by reason of having become the victims of crime or bereavement and to reward those who are judged to have shown exemplary conduct making a positive contribution to sick or disabled relatives or to the welfare of others or society in general.

Musical Theatre

Production of operatic performances for the public both on stage and in concert form.

MANWELL has entered into a number of supportive strategic partnerships with a range of organisations who are wholly committed to supporting our work, by providing us with the benefits of their professional expertise, insight, experience and track records in these areas.

Regular meetings

The charity is based in Halton, Widnes. It operates a nature based service in c3/4 an acre of much-loved community green space, focusing on enhancing the natural environment, wildlife and biodiversity using sustainable methods. It delivers nature based therapy, food education, development of life skills through horitculture/DIY activities and gifts 20% of its produce, plants and flowers.

The Charity exists to provide encouragement, mainly in the form of financial grants for young people of Cheshire between the ages of 5 - 25yrs to get involved with crime prevention, community safety or citizenship projects in their communities. Appropriate visits are conducted by the High Sheriff of Cheshire in an endevour to raise both an awareness of the particular scheme and publicity for it

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreationTo act as a resource for young people up to the age of 25Organising programmes of physical, educational and other activities as a means of:Advancing education; Relieving unemployment; 0001

Advances the education of the public in the study of Family History in all its many aspects. There are groups who meet throughout Cheshire and elsewhere.

Relief of need, hardship & distress, and promotion of education, family life and recreation among the families of clergy & licensed lay workers of the Church of England in the Diocese of Chester.

The principal aim of the Charity is the care of sick clergy and retired clergy of Shrewsbury Catholic Diocese (who are members of the fund) through financial grants.