Charities In Lancashire

we do clubs like art and crafts coffee morning and we have children's clubs we have meetings for the local community

Upkeep and Provision of Tatham Fells Old School as a community facility

General charitable purposes, education and training, overseas aid and famine relief for children, the elderly, the disabled and other charities/voluntary organisations, schools and individuals as decided by the members of Rotary Club of Lancaster under the Trust Deed dated the 6th April 1973.

The objects of the Charity is to advance the education of pupils in The School.

The charity exists solely to provide ministry at Park Lane Unitarian Chapel. The income from the Park Lane Chapel Estate may be used for no other purpose.

We work to advance education of pupils at schools in Ankoma, Ghana and England, by supporting children from Ankoma to visit England on an educational and cultural trip. This brings children from both cultures together to create educational and cultural bonds, linking schools, teachers and pupils in a spirit of sharing and educational learning.

Raising funds via events i.e. school fairs

1. Relief of Kidney Patients under the care of Liverpool/Merseyside area.2.Support of the above and thier families.3.Educate the public in renal problems and associated conditions.4.Fundraising ans social events

The group meets monthly to offer support and advise to people with cerebral palsy.

The relief of persons over the age of 18 with learning and/or physical difficulties through the promotion and provision of supported accommodation.The promotion and provision of education and training facilities for persons over the age of 18 with learning and/or physical disabilities that will lead to self reliance and independent living.

Parents and Friends Association for Ormskirk C of E Primary School.

The charity was established in 1993 and supports Girlguiding units in Morecambe, Heysham , Slyne with Hest, Bolton le Sands, Carnforth, Nether Kellet, Warton and Silverdale,Lancashire. The division jointly owns, with Lancaster & Garstang division (Reg Charity No 1031360), Silver Sapling campsite, Silverdale as a facility available to all Units within the division and the wider area.

We have provided support and instruction to all members who have, or have had breast, cancer by teaching them fly fishing to promote healing post operations. We now have groups in, Somerset, Devon, Cornwall, Avon, Pennines, Dorset and Gloucestershire.

To advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by: developing effective relationships between the staff parents and others associated with the school: engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils. We have purchased an outdoor gym and are now fundraising for a new rugby kit and pop-up sensory tent.

Activities, meetings, issue of publications and film

Womens Institute activities. Informing members and lobbying parliament about current issues i.e. environmental and contributing efforts to local causes.

Raffles, Discos, Sponsored Events, Fashion Show, Bingo

General fundraising e.g.Quiz night, lunches and raffles; Grants made for charitable purposes including to registered charities.

Promotion of Road Safety.Improving Driver and Rider Skills

Meetings and outings for Over 60's in the local area

1. Promote social inclusion of asylum seekers, refugees and BAME groups.2. To preserve and protect the physical and mental health of victims of human trafficking, rape and torture.3. To advance the education and training of those granted refugee status and their dependants.4.The promotion of social inclusion among elderly persons who are excluded from society because they are house bound.

Small group who organising event such as summer fair, discos and bingo evenings to raise funds to improve the palyground and any equipment required by the teachers.

The trust gives grants to apprentices from the old parish of Warton, which includes the parishes of Silverdale, Warton, The Two Yealands, Borwick, Priest Hutton and Carnforth.

The Pulse is a community based Charity providing a venue for a range of groups and activities, with a view to improving the physical and mental well being in Skelmersdale.

The society exists to promote the study of any aspect of the history of Lancashire and Cheshire. This is done through a series of public lectures and meetings, a grant scheme for research, schools and publications and the publication of an annual volume of transactions. The society's library is on open access to all who want to use it.