Charities In Hartlepool

The Bulls are an amatuer Wheelchair Rugby Club operating out of Sedgefield in County Durham. Our main aim is the relief of disabled people by the promotion of disability sport and in particular Wheelchair Rugby in County Durham, Teesside & North Yorkshire.

We work with LGBTQ plus people seeking asylum and those who have been granted leave to remain but are unsettled. Based in Newcastle, we cover the North East region. We provide social opportunities where members can meet safely and enjoy each other's company. We work one-to-one with each member helping to provide detailed case information.

Acting, singing and dancing

Teesside Airport Foundation is a fundraising charity which exists to support the people of Darlington, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Redcar and Cleveland and Stockton-on-Tees to achieve their ambitions in education and employment and to assist in the regeneration of the area

An Accessible food bank serving the residents of the Tees Valley

Advancement of education & trainingSupporting older & vulnerable peopleEmpowering local communitiesDeveloping stronger bonds between communities across Tees ValleyRelief of poverty & health inequalitiesConduit for communities to mainstream services.Advancement of the Muslim religion, beliefs, Islamic values & moral welfare

The aims of the Trust are to use the income from invested capital for the relief of people who are sick, convalescent, disabled or infirm. Applications will be considered from residents in the following local govenment areas -North Yorkshire County Council, The City of York, Durham County Council & Boroughs of Middlesbrough, Redcar & Cleveland, Darlington, Stockton-on-Tees & Harlepool.

Music making and promotion of classical music in the North East of England

In house activities such as pool, darts, board games, indoor gymnasium and community groups such as badminton, healthy eating, luncheon club, swimming

North East Ladies Day provides support to the local community within the North East of England, raising charitable donations to be distributed to local community groups, other charities and organisations, which will include but not limited to, the relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, financial hardship, domestic and psychological abuse and community projects.

To work with community groups in Hartlepool offering weekly drop in sessions to promote wellness and peer support. Offering monthly drop in focus groups to discuss any local issues that effect our communities.

TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN PARTICULAR, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY WORKING WITH THE PUBLIC AND EDUCATING THE PUBLIC IN THE NORTH EAST OF ENGLAND IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE A GREATER UNDERSTANDING OF CHRISTIANITY. TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF THE PUBLIC BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF INFORMATION ABOUT AVAILABLE SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

Weekly exercise and relaxation sessions for persons in Stockton, Billingham and Hartlepool with heart and circulatory conditions. Sessions led by BACPR level 4 qualified tutors. Sharing experiences in group discussions and social events provide practical support. Referrals from hospitals and GPs etc. and by self-referral with authorisation of fitness for exercise. Family and friends welcome.

NCBF is an annual regional event held each November to promote the love of reading and books to children, parents/carers and teachers by facilitating author visits to schools,libraries and other regional venues.

We hold Sunday services, offer children's, youth and families work; pastoral support; courses; andother Christian events. We will also work with local schools. In particular we have an existing relationshipwith Wynyard Church of England Primary School and support the spiritual life of the school through thedelivery of Collective Worship, supporting the RE curriculum and after school clubs.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of lupus in the North East of England through the provision of support, education and practical advice, as well as advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to lupus. The support is given through many channels such as face-face meetings, outreach, online

The aim is to advance the education of the public, especially young people, in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in the Teesmouth area.

Information and advice for parent/carers/guardians of children/young people with a special need ages 0-infinity years.Provide activities term time and holiday for the whole family where there is a child/young people with a special need aged0-infinity years

Charity Fundraising Activities

To relieve the needs of young persons residents in Middlesbrough and the surrounding area by the provision of facilities for recreation and sport for individuals in particular, but not exclusively, those aged 8-19 years of age who have learning disabilites and those with physical and/or sensory impairment.

Clubs, Cafe, Outdoor Education and cookery school

Northern Chords Festival advances education by promoting and providing opportunities for the appreciation, understanding and enjoyment of the art of music in particular by the provision of a regular festival, public concerts, lectures, tuition and youth engagement programmes.

Hart Village Hall provides a spacious and safe place for a variety of activities to take place. These range from exercise and well-being classes, to pre-school activities and to specific interest groups. In providing a variety of activities the Hall provides a social hub that supports the physical and emotional well-being of a wide age group of inhabitants from Hart Village.

The aim of the Charity is to provide a free and confidential, accessible counselling service for young people aged 11-25 years of age, to improve their mental health and emotional well-being and help them to reach their full potential.

Our main aim is to improve the welfare of fellow Gypsies and Travellers by facilitating them to live full and purposeful lives and enabling them to contribute to the well being of their communities. We actively address the discrimination experienced by Romany Gypsies and Travellers and encourage the wider general public to understand and celebrate our Romany Gypsy Traveller culture and heritage.