Charities In Lancashire

SAFE works in the Lancaster district with young people and adults experiencing mental health and life challenges. Our Socialease groups (adults) and the Prop-Up-Project (young people and young adults) uses arts, social and recreational activities for early intervention support. By tailoring engagement to individuals, SAFE aims to overcome barriers to involvement and build personalised strategies.

Pear Tree School is the Charity and it caters for students with severe and multiple and profound learning difficulties. The Charity raises money for the school to provide additional resources and equipment for the students. Pear Tree caters for students from the Preston, Wyre and Fylde area.

Education of children using the guidelines provided under the Scout organisation

donate funds to support organisations

Parish Church serving the community of Cliviger, in the Borough of Burnley, Lancashire.

'Working towards a just society, which gives everyone an equal chance to learn, work and live free from discrimination and prejudice and to be free from the fear of racial harassment'.

Provision and maintenance of a village hall

RSVH is a recently renovated, flexible venue available for hire for community activities, events, classes, conferences, theatre, film, celebrations and parties. Our Main Hall accommodates 120 people, We offer a stage, audio-visual system and professional stage lighting.Our Hub is for meetings, conferences and smaller community groups.We also have a fantastic outdoor community space.

General scouting activities for Beavers, Cubs, Scouts.Musical tuition for members of the community, undertake charity fund raising for other organisations.

GRANTS TO YOUNG PEOPLE for educational support who live in the ancient Parish of Thornton-in Craven, North Yorkshire/ East Lancashire border - includes Thornton, Earby, Salterforth, Kelbrook & Hague.Grants to groups and schools working with young people in the Ancient Parish of Thornton in Craven

Walkden Christian Centre is currently running a church within the Walkden Area, activities include the church itself and various community outreaches such as a youth project.

The charity makes grants to the classes shown in A8c for the benefit of children and young persons in need, hardship or distress for the purposes shown in A8a. Grants are made entirely at the discretion of the trustees. We do not make grants for computer equipment, education, overseas travel or individual holidays.

The continuing aim is to educate people in matters of local history through the use and involvement of oral history, archives, documents and exhibitions at the heart of the community. One of the ultimate objectives is to establish a permanent and fitting commemoration in the Lake District of the link between the child Holocaust Survivors and the local area that welcomed them in 1945.

The restoration, preservation, maintenance and repair of the historically significant grade 1 listed, Scarisbrick Hall. Provider of financial support to local children in education and training. To advance sports education and participation of children and the community. To advance the education of children in music and the performing arts children and the promotion of community participation.

To promote the conservation, protection and enhancement of nature and the amenities of the country in the UK for the purpose of study and research and otherwise for the benefit of the public and to educate and stimulate the interest of the public in all things and areas of natural and scientific interest and to acquire suitable areas of land for the purpose of nature conservation.

Formed on 15 May 2014 to take over the work of an unincorporated charity of same name number 1002627, wound up from 14 October 2014 and all assets and liabilities transferred to the CIO.The CIO has continued to preserve, restore and maintain its locomotives and rolling stock for public operation and education, providing opportunities for learning and skills development for those involved.

Provide premises for prayers and teaching of the Quran.

Promoting the Buddhist Faith through providing meditation classes, day courses, retreats, study classes, chanted prayers and other events.

Provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the area of benefit without distinction of political religious or other opinions, including the use for;meetings, lectures and classes and other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants

The Friends of Lytham Hall whose objectives are: To preserve for the benefit of the local community and of the nation at large Lytham Hall together with its works of art, furniture and contents. To ensure that the Hall is used primarily as an art gallery, museum and visitor centre and to provide other amenities of a similar nature for the benefit of the public

Brass bands and musical education in the local area

The trustees continued to invest in their land and buildings to ensure they are maintained in good condition. Support to people in the community whom they consider to be needy as well as supporting local organisations for community or education purposes has continued The trustees operate their work units for the twin benifits of providing local employment and producing income for the trust.

To donate funds to support organisations internationally which provide education to poor & needy children and which relieve sickness and preserve and protect good health.

Lytham Rotary Club raises money locally and supports local community projects, local youth groups and also some International operations, mainly recommended by the cental Rotary Organisation, RIBI.