Charities In Lancashire

The charity has received one substantial initial donation of -ú5000 from a single benefactor and has also raised -ú111 through a car boot sale on its behalf. It has sought suitable requests for assistance from parents of children with brain-damage in the area but has either not received suitable requests (e.g. other charities have bid for funds) or is in the process of assessing bids from centres.

Carrying out scoping work to assess the feasibility of the provision of sporting facilities in accordance with the charity's objects.

The object of the trust is to advance education at Merchant Taylors' School for Girls in Crosby in the County of Lancaster.

We provide leisure activities and intergration opportunities for children and young people with disabilities. We are able to provide specilist equipment for the young people, sensory equipment, outdoor doors. we have also bought specialist cycles and promote cycling for all.

The trustees are responsible for an area of woodland which have preservation orders on the trees with no means of income. There is also a bowling green which is used by the people of clayton le moors both young and old.The trustees activities are to maintain the preservation order on the trees by any means at their disposal if work is to be done in the woodland.

4 Youth (Clitheroe) has successfully ran the Juice Bar on a 7 day a week basis as a fun, accessible, supportive and young people focussed centre providing access to leisure, education and volunteering opportunities.

Ex Servicemens welfare concerning eligble members of the Airborne Forces.

Organising leisure activities for young people.

Grant making for the relief of poverty to residents of Worsthorne and Hurstwood.

Founded in seventeenth century and continues today to help the residents of Treales, Roseacre and Wharles. The trustees are keen to continue this ancient and respected part of the Treales and District heritage.

The charity assists the North and East Lancashire Unitarian Mission in supporting the congregations in the mission area and promoting Unitarianism throughout the north and east Lancashire areas.

The trust supports:-The work of Network Church (Maghull) which conducts Ecumenical Christian worship services in residential care homes and day centres in north Liverpool. Two registered Christian charities that work in Uganda. Christian charities working in Romania.Several national charities including Save the Children and Christian Aid.

Engaging a variety of young people in various wheel associated activities both vocational and recreational. On completion of the WHEELS programmes, all young people will achieve [AQA] accredited qualifications. Also working with NEET young people to enhance job prospectus or gear towards further education.

Various fund raising activities to raise money for Calder Vale St John's C of E Primary School for the benefit of the children.

The Charity applies its income to provid for the annual celebration of a requiem Mass for the repose of the souls of former pupils of Stonyhurst College who have died on active military service. The Charity augments the income of the Stonyhurst Association Charitable Trust or of the Stonyhurst Association Charity and otherwise advances education at Stonyhurst College.

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

charitable donations to the areas st helens wigan and orrell

In offering a wide curriculum, based on National guidlines, and working towards achieving good grades in GSCE and A Level examinations, and vocational qualifications we aim to provide a learning enviroment that is stimulating as well as safe and secure.The advancement of the education of children and young people aged 5 to 18.For any other charitable purpose for the benifit of the brethren.

Aid and assist children from deprived backgrounds affected by the Chernobyl disaster.

holds the land and buildings of the Catholic parish of Scarisbrick, Lancashire

Advancement of the Christian faith amongst children and young people in schools, colleges and other educational establishments. To advance education in accordance with Christian principles in the United Kingdom and elsewhere. To encourage churches to respond to the needs of young people in the teaching and demonstration of the Christian faith.

The charity's principal activity is currently to develop the village playing field for the benefit of the community and visitors to the area.

To advance the education of the public within the area of benefit.

Christian Worship

provision of ice hockey and other sports coaching and facilities for young people in Greater Manchester and the surrounding areas and the advancement of the education of children and young people