Charities In Knowsley

PARENT & TODDLER AND PRE-SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN IN WOOLTON VILLAGE, LIVERPOOL

The trust makes donations to charitable organisations and groups mainly in Cumbria Merseyside and East Suffolk

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space. Pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved. Teaching of Christianity. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. Promotion of Christianity through events and meetings. Promoting mission of the Church by activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers and others. Supporting other charities in UK and overseas.

To promote the objectives of the Riding for the Disabled Association registered under the charity number 244108 by providing disabled people with the opportunity to ride to benefit their health and well being in the Merseyside area.

We are attempting to remove barriers by obtaining funding to offer an intensive pre-employment / training residential course over a 6 week period.Prior to the start of the programme they will complete initial briefing, training which will include team building and an individual skills analysis.Creating the environment for young people to discover and develop themselves. .

To help relieve sickness by the provision of motorcycle and vehicles courier services to hospitals and hospices in the charities catchment areas all free of charge and by volunteers of the group

Supporting 2 full time schools workers who work in schools and colleges providing support to school clubs and assistance in curricular areas ( assemblies, religious education,citizenship, PHSE).Working in partnership with other schools/youth workers; joint presentations at Easter, end of school year 6 and Christmas; Encouraging prayer and financial support from Churches and individuals

The Trustees objectives are to make donations to such charitable bodies or institutions at such times and in such manner as they in their absolute discretion think fit.

We provide accredited activities to young people who may not otherwise be able to acccess them. Enabling young people to gain benefit socially, economically and personally.

To provide a place of worship for the Hindu Community, hold Hindu festivals and offer full facilities to all shades of thought within the Hindu religion.To advance education in Hindu Culture by offering facilities for reading, social and cultural activities.To provide day care to the elderly and community facilities for the local community.

We assist young people, victims and witnesses of crime, and vulnerable members of the community through grants to either individuals, or organisations.We assist other charitable purposes as determined by the trustees.All applications are submitted by either a Police Officer, or member of Police Staff.

General Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingReligious activities and sermonsEnhancing religious harmony

To promote the Christian faith through meetings, evangelism, pastoral care, counselling, distribution of the Bible and Christian literature, and other means of support for these activities.- to counsel and help all members of society in any need.- to work with all other Christian organisations to promote the public good.- to perform charitable acts and services.

The objects of the CIO are to relieve the needs of children and young people in Merseyside and in surrounding areas who are in need as a result of ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage, by providing or assisting in the provision of specialist items and equipment with a view to improving the beneficiaries conditions of life.

Supports the work of the Mothers Union worldwide, but operates mainly with the Diocese of Liverpool, providing support to families, children, young people and older people within the area.Operating within the community, schools, hospitals and prisons to support those in need.

Provide inclusive activities for disabled children and their siblings. delivering a Saturday Club, school holiday club, Friday Night youth club, advocacy for parents, training opportunities, volunteering opportunities and a safe haven for all beneficiaries.

To provide community outreach and support facilities for learning and recreation to individuals and groups ( most ages) who are in need by reason of disability, poverty or social and economic circumstances. Interventions are offered in the interest of social welfare and with the objective of improving health and wellbeing.

The encouragement and support of the working together of Christian Churches within their respective ecclesiastical boundaries

Donations are made to registered charities in the Arts, Drugs, Medical and Environment fields.

The charity operates principally in and around the Thornton area of Sefton in a variety of ways to help advance the Christian faith and to help people in need. Weekly activities includes: children's work, youth work, lunch clubs and drop-in for the elderly and disadvantaged, community choir and church services. The charity works closely with local schools, local churches and other agencies.

Using football as a means of social integration to combat the effects of homelessness

FFFJ was formed by Jean Taylor it offers support to families who have lost a loved one through homicide and culpable road death we offer peer support, daily drop ins and volunteering opportunities. O.L.L.Y (Our Lost Love Years) is part of FFFJ, providing its services to children bereaved by homicide also children from communities across Merseyside were there is high deprivation, crime and poverty.

To advance the education of the public in the history and development of Merseyside area road transport and to preserve, for the benefit of the public, historic or potentially historic road passenger transport vehicles,equipment and other associated items from the same area

The charitable activities are those of the enhancement and improvement, maintenance and protection of the environment and landscape within the North West, for the benefit of the public.

The principal activity of our Charity is to promote and advance the knowledge, education and well-being in life of all persons with special educational needs and or disabilities, and to support their families including siblings by delivering training, independent advocacy, representation and family focused activities.We offer independent consultation to organisations and Local Authorities.