Charities In Kirklees

Own and operate the textile heritage centre at 6 Queen Street, Skelmanthorpe for the benefit of the public at large and education establishments in particular. Guided tours can be arrange and we are also open during national heritage events.

To promote the public appreciation and understanding of the arts by the support, maintenance and advancement of the charitable work of the City Varieties Music Hall.

Provision of items services and facilities to the Thurstonland School

Social afternoon on Tuesday's. Sequence dance Saturday evenings

To organise and run a competitive musical festival together with all the fund raising activities to make this possible.

The Charity has received a large legacy payment and is managing the invested funds to support the needs of young people under the age of 16 in the West Yorkshire area that are suffering from cancer.

Provision of horse riding facilities for disabled persons

Providing the sound and spectacle of the Pipes and Drums at community and charity events in and around Leeds.Providing free tuition for both pipes and drums.

The Peter Brook Centre is a facility held in Trust as a field centre for the advancement of the education of the children of the Colne Valley High School through their leisure time activities so as to develop their physical mental and spiritual capacities so that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and that their conditions of life may be improved.

We aim promote and advance the education of the public in the theory and practice of astronomy and related subjects, by encouraging the public interest in astronomy and/or circulating current astronomical information and/ or furthering the education and knowledge of the general public and of members, by providing facilities for the active promotion of and participation in observational astronomy.

Provides the facility of crown green bowling for anyone over the age of 12 years and is a member of 5 local leagues.

Provides activities to promote the mental, physical and spiritual growth of young people between the ages of 6 and 25 years old

Educational - Blind SchoolSupport Young PeopleCommunity EventsFund RaisingVolunteering

The relief of persons 65 years of age or over resident in Honley who are suffering from sickness, hardship or distress - by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce their need, hardship or distress. An amendment to the age limit rule in 2008 authorises the Trustees to waive the age requirement in exceptional circumstances.

Social activities ie meetings with speakers or entertainment, coach trips, bingo, quizzes.

FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES MAINLY THROUGH SCHOOLS FAYRES, DISCOS AND SPONSORED EVENTS. ALL THE FUNDS ARE TO BENEFIT THE PUPILS AT NIELDS SCHOOL

Education of the public and members of the regiment in the history and military accomplishments of the regiment by public exhibition of the collection in a museum. Restoration, conservation, repair, reconstruction and preservation of objects in the collection.

As a Church/Community Organisation we engage in activities that minister to the spiritual man, our first priority. But we also give serious attention to the social, physical, mental,emotional,economical,cultural and political needs via following: welfare and mental health projects, soup kitchen, youth and children programmes,creative arts, older people services, cultural and economical activities

To advance the education of the pupils in the school by: developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school Engaging in activities and providing facilities and equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils

The charity's objectives are to advance education of children and adults anywhere in the world. To advance healthcare and save lives following any accidents or disasters anywhere in the world.

SUPPORTS IMPOVERISHED CHILDREN HELPS WITH EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF CHILDREN FROM POOR BACK GROUND AND SUPPORT THEIR FOOD PROGRAMME DURING SCHOOL HOURS. SUPPORT WITH EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS HELP ORGANISATIONS WITH INFRA STRUCTURE SUPPORT TO MEET THE NEEDS FOR EDUCATING CHILDREN FROM POVERTY BACKGROUND

The members of the society plant native tree whips on selected sites, each Saturday morning from the start of November to the end of April. And woodland management in the summer months.

Our main aim is to provide and support adventurous activities locally, notably but not exclusively the Duke of Edinburgh's Award through voluntary effort, grant provision and fundraising. We believe that financial constraints and additional needs should not be a barrier to participation in these activities, which help to develop the confidence, motivation and skills needed in everyday life.