Charities In Herefordshire

Providing opportunities for Methodist Circuits to work together and support each other, offering resources, finance, personnel and expertise, and enabling them to engage with the wider society and address its concerns. The District also serves the local Churches and Circuits in the support, deployment and oversight of the various ministries of the Church and in programmes of training.

We walk with families and individuals left behind by services not designed for the realities they face: parenting challenges, relationship conflict, joblessness, money and housing trouble, isolation, well-being, addiction and criminal justice. Our person-led relational mentoring helps people to find stability and make lasting change.

TREWEN MEADOWS PROVIDES THERAPUTIC RIDING, EQUINE ASSISTED THERAPY AND HIPPOTHERAPY TO DISABLED, THOSE WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS AND DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE IN HEREFORDSHIRE AND THE SURROUNDING BORDERS

We operate a Day/Therapy Centre for disabled and older people. They enjoy social interaction, games, exercise, assisted baths and home cooked food. Personal Carers assist when required.We also run Dial-a-Ride & Community Transport enabling users to enjoy independence-enabling visits to doctors, hospitals, friends/family and shopping. We run home-to-school SEN transport.

Citizens Advice Shropshire offers free, confidential, independent, and impartial information, advice and casework services for residents of Shropshire and environs.

To produce a music festival to the highest standards, on a rotational basis in the cities and surrounding area of Gloucester, Hereford and Worcester, augmented by outreach and participation activity in the local community.

ENHANCE DEVELOPMENT,CARE AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN PRIMARILY UNDER SCHOOL AGE AND CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE OF SCHOOL AGE BY ENCOURAGING PARENTS TO UNDERSTAND AND PROVIDE FOR NEEDS OF THEIR CHILDREN THROUGH COMMUNITY GROUPS.ENCOURAGE FORMATION OF GROUPS OFFERING PLAY,EDUCATION AND CARE;OFFER SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT TO GROUPS; ENCOURAGE STUDY OF NEEDS OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.PROVIDE TRAINING.

To provide community based support services for children, young people, adults and families who are vulnerable, have complex needs and who face difficult life challenges.

To relieve the suffering of sick wild animals by: a) Rescuing, caring for and rehabilitating injured, orphaned or distressed wild animals. b) Education of the public in the care and rehabilitation of British wildlife. c) Assisting others with research in wildlife rehabilitation.

ECHO provides activities and support for disabled people in Herefordshire. Most activities are suitable for people with moderate or severe learning difficulties, but we try to support anyone who wishes to take part in our activities, including people with mental health problems and people with physical or sensory disabilities.

The Trust raises funds to support the work of the Chapter of Hereford Cathedral.

The Cambridge Science Centre develops and hosts STEM-themed exhibitions and programmes. We aim to inspire broader public participation in tall STEM topics and to improve public accessibility to current research. We achieve this through hands-on exhibits and workshops, school visits, pop-up science engagements, evening programming for adults and supporting on-line content.

Herefordshire Community Foundation is a local, independent grant making organisation. It develops local philanthropic giving in order to support local activities and also adminsters a variety of different charitable funds. Grants can be given to local charities or community groups and cover all ages and many different activities. The organisation normally works within the county boundaries.

We want a better life for people with experience of mental distress so they can live full lives and play their part in society. We work with people in a variety of ways and settings to help overcome barriers to engaging in the community and to encourage them to move forward to achieving their potential and aspirations.

Maggs provides a centre and ancillary support for people in material or emotional need, and/or who feel socially isolated, and/or who are homeless, or at risk of becoming homeless, in Worcester and its surrounding area.

The company was incorporated in 2003.Following an amalgamation with Gateway Nurseries Limited(registered charity number 1089821) on 1st April 2013, the charity has filed full financial statements for the subsequent financial years.The primary activity of the charity is to provide childcare facilities at the Gateway Centre,incorporating the pre-school nursery and out of school activities.

The Gloucester Rugby Foundation aims to Engage, Educate & Inspire the local community to bring about positive social impact & new opportunities for all through sport.

Grants are made to organisations particularly schools, churches and those which support the arts and those who request assistance (particularly those who suffer from disabilities). The Trustee Board meet regularly throughout the year to consider applications for funding including social or programme related applications.

Freedom Church is a Bible-believing church that exists to connect anyone, anywhere to a life-changing relationship with Jesus. Freedom Church aims to pioneer new churches throughout the world by training, empowering and releasing Christian leaders to make the gospel accessible to as many people as possible.

To prevent cruelty and relieve the suffering and distress of wildlife needing care and attention.Advance the education of the public in the study of wildlife, wildlife first aid and rehabilitation, conservation and the prevention of cruelty to animals.

(1) The holding of an annual agricultural show. (2) Hiring of the showground for events.

WE PROVIDE LEISURE THERAPY FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES WHO HAVE ANY DISABILITIES & ADDITIONAL NEEDS. THESE INCLUDE MULTI-SENSORY ACTIVITIES, HYDROTHERAPY, CREATIVE ARTS AND THERAPIES. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR WE HOLD EVENTS WITHIN THE WIDER COMMUNITY TO RAISE AWARENESS & EMPOWER OUR MEMBERS WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERFORMANCE, LEARNING NEW SKILLS & EXHIBITIONS.

The charity trust's objects are to protect and maintain, in perpetuity, two houses of historic interest - Southside House, Wimbledon and Hellens, Much Marcle and to make both houses available for educational and cultural activities to the local communities.

Collect and care for items associated with the history and practice of making and selling cider, including the social history, and with items involved in the use of cider, cider brandy and related crafts.

The principal activity of the company was that of a charity, with particular reference to the establishment and continued support of Jewish schools.To achieve the objects, the charity uses its income to make charitable donations and grants to Jewish schools, other educational organisations and other charities.