Charities In Kirklees

various activities laid down by the scouting association programs

To provide for the relief of persons suffering from cancer,leukaemia and other blood disordersin the Wakefield area.

Give help to the deserving people of Mirfield and district

RECEIVES GROUND RENTS

The Fund's main activity is to fund Learning Mentors in the Teenage Cancer Trust Unit at St James's Hospital in Leeds. The role of the Learning Mentor is to assist patients to ensure that they can continue with their education whilst they are undergoing their treatment for cancer.

THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A PARK OR RECREATION GROUND PROVIDING AMATUER SPORT FOR YOUNG CHILDREN AND THE COMMUNITY. ALSO BUILDINGS FACILITIES AND OPEN SPACE

Land Holding

Parents raising funds to buy extras for school and childrens use.

We are a Small Charity supporting young people 12-25 living in Kirklees, West Yorkshire and Surrounding areas. Delivering Activities that promote, Personal Development, Self Esteem. Employability, Volunteerism and Enterprise. Our services involve Community Learning, Youth intervention, Community engagement, Mentoring and Peer Counselling.

Makes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisations

Jamaica School resources provides twinning links between schools in the Uk and Jamaica.Provides Resources for School in Jamaica.Provide cultural information for Schools in the UK.

Grants to pupils entering Higher Education

Gives small grants (usually less than £100 but larger grants can be given, dependent on reasons and circumstances) for the support of individuals for religious activities, educational and socially beneficial activities and in times of special need for any approved purpose. Applications are particularly encouraged from younger people.

Educational Grants

1) Advancing education in all matters concerning amateur radio, radio communications and related systems2) Using amateur radio communication, within the terms of the amateur radio licence, to supplement communication for organisations involved in the planning or provision of rescue, relief or communication in the event of distress or emergency, both local and national.

To further or benefit the residents of Marsden, West Yorkshire, without distinction of gender, sexual orientation, race or of political, religious or other opinions by providing allotment facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreational leisure time occupation with the objective of improving life for the residents

Miscellaneous fundraising, eg coffee mornings, etc. to raise money towards replacement costs of school minibus.

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.

Community work within the local area. Supporting various local, national and international charities by fund raising activities. Sponsoring young people involved in charity work overseas.

Benefit of the Zion Baptist Church, Mirfield

Small grants are given to individuals who are ill and/or financially disadvantaged to offer help with costs which fall outside the remit of NHS or Social Services. Aid may be a modest payment or actual equipment. Grants are occasionally given to local organisations to benefit the wider community. Referrals are from the local GPs and other professionals, however self-referral is possible.

Children activities, training women in various fields - child protection, help with homework club for kids, etc.. Family day .

The promotion of education, including religious education, of children and young persons resident in Holme and the neighbourhood thereof and, subject thereto, the promotion of charitable purposes for the general benefit of the inhabitants of Holme and the neighbourhood thereof.

Support youth music and award prize

Fund raising activities of the student council