Charities In Knowsley

Performing Arts classes for young people and people will learning and physical disabilities. Project work and learning.

Public Park and Golf Course

There are no operational activities other than those involved in the operation of the bank account.

Organising & conducting social and religious events to gather the community of Malaysian and Singaporean who reside around Merseyside. Conducting welfare visit for unwell elderly members. Provide funeral arrangement and other religious activities for all members.

Organises fundraising events in school. Money raised helps towards things in school such as transport for school trips, etc.

Desire & Inspire has been set up to help support disabled young people/ adults from exclusion back into inclusion by building friendships, long lasting relationships thus creating independence & empowerment. We provide clubs, activities & events for young disabled young people & adults, building confidence, striving to push societies boundaries & increasing inclusion within communities.

The charity finds and acquires a range of 'meanwhile' spaces for the purposes of advancing the creative and cultural sectors, providing flexible spaces and developing appropriate usage for individuals, organisations and authorities.

Fundraising activities for the benefit of disabled pupils and their families.

The K Woods Foundation is a Wirral based Charity providing support to individuals living with Dementia, and their carers. We provide a drop-in social support group, this is our ACES Group. The group provide free activity and cognitive engagement and support for both the individual with dementia, and their carers. Through this service we can assess the provision of short respite breaks if required.

We provide services, advice and support to the community/regions in all aspects of Specific Learning Difficluties.

The charity provides assets for use by the community in pursuit of the charitable and religious works of The Society of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (MSC) in England. These works include retreat and spirituality ministry, parish ministry, education, refugee support, community cohesion and inter-faith ministry.

the charity is dormant

Who are we, and what we do?Family Voices is a local charity based at Southmead Children's Centre. We work closely with the Children's Centre to provide activities for children and their families living within Knowsley. Since the charity has been established we have been able to provide many fun packed quality activities for families.

TDCA is a dynamic and community-focused charitable organisation based in Halewood, Knowsley. Our mission is to serve and uplift the local community by providing a wide range of essential services, support initiatives, and community engagement activities. We operate with a strong emphasis on inclusivity, empowerment, and sustainability.

The charity when up and running will provide sports facilities to the local community

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC WITHIN THE AREA OF BENEFIT IN TRADITIONAL SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING

Women and Digital Inclusion (WODIN) established in 2020 as a CIC now a charity, we predominantly but not exclusively promote the welfare of Black migrant women in Merseyside. We work with migrant women and families, many first-generation immigrants, facing poverty, destitution, poor mental and physical health. We provide a space for them to be brave, vulnerable and learn digital skills.

Creative Minds provides music workshops that help to empower individuals who face social exclusion,based at Mildmay House in liverpool which is a homeless hostel we work alongside various organisations across merseyside providing one to one tuition,we aim to inspire and engage people in the creative process,to provide them with the tools show them how to use them and let them find their voice.

To act as a resource for young people living in Knowsley up to the age of 25 by providing advice and assistance.

Activities include the provision of art therapy workshops

RISE supports two groups of children: young carers (whose lives are affected by a close family member with physical/mental/learning needs/disabilities) and bereaved children (bereaved of a parent or sibling).Children come together to share experiences/worries/emotions but most importantly to have fun with other children in similar situations which helps them to realise that they are not alone.

The Trustees make grants for the following:Research into IVF treatment.Medical treatment for the underprivileged which the NHS is unable to deliver.Relief of homelessness and the effects of old age.

To act as an umbrella group for the preservation of the habitat and wildlife of the Mersey Estuary.Education of the general public towards our aims.

Ringing birds. Including running constant effort sites. Training new ringers. Showing ringing activities to interested members of the public. Analysing results for conservation. Helping conservation work and bird study.