Charities In Lancashire

The provision of financial grants to individuals or groups in order to develop life chances from a position of adversity through the relief of those in need by reason of poverty, youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage. In so doing, the Charity supports the advancement of citizenship or community development, in Southport/surrounding areas.

The objectives of the charity are to promote the education of persons of the Christian Faith in theology and social sciences both theoretical and practical having regard to the principles of Josephine Butler

Activities in the hall include a pre-school, a toddlers group, private parties, jumble sales, coffee mornings, sequence dancing, scottish dancing, pilates classes and karate clubs.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education and appreciation of light music.

Working with those who find themselves disconnected and disadvantaged in the Preston area.This include projects run for young people and children as well as work with the homeless and those on the fringes of society

Provision of housing accommodation for beneficiaries;Such charitable purposes for the benefit of the residents as the trustees decide; andThe relief of persons resident in the area of benifit who are in need, hardship or distress.

The trust says that the premises shall be for the purpose of physical and mental recreation and social, moral and intellectual development for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Austwick and its immediate vicinity. The charity serves the local community by maintaining the trust premises and equipment to provide both a meeting place and opportunities for diverse groups and activities.

Aughton - Ormskirk U3A is a dynamic outward looking collective of retired people which provides a framework for a positive creative approach & life after full-time work at a minimal cost. No qualifications are needed and none are given. It is affiliated with over 600 other groups as part of the Third Age Trust UK.

Provides self-catering accommodation for groups, in the Lake District. This is primarily for young people from the Bury area. Bookings are also taken for other groups of adults and young people from other areas.

To educate the public in the geography,history&natural history, archaeology & architecture of the Ancient Parish of Lytham;to preserve, protect, develop & improve buildings of historic or architectural interest;to foster & stimulate public interest in its history & heritage;to form & to encourage others to form a collection of material & make this available for public exhibition from time to time.

Wigan and Leigh Deaf Children's Society provides support for deaf children and their families in the Wigan borough and surrounding areas. We provide regular activities for deaf children to make friends, share experiences and build self confidence. We provide a local source of support and advice for parents of newly diagnosed deaf children.

The objects of The Charity are to advance the education of the public in Greater Manchester and surrounding areas, in the history and experiences of the Holocaust and in particular the history of European Jewry relevant to the Holocaust, and to organise the major Annual Holocaust Remembrance Service in the North West of England.

Christians Against Poverty (CAP) is passionate about releasing people from debt, poverty and its causes. CAP brings good news, hope and freedom.Every client is visited in their own home, while CAP do all the negotiating with creditors to reduce the outstanding debts. CAP gives advice on a suitable budget so that clients meet their debts while local volunteers offer them ongoing support.

We provide entertainments for the general public in the Arts, predominantly in the form of stage drama but with occasional musical presentations. The proceeds from selected performances are donated to local charities. We additionally involve youth members who form a distinct Section of our organisation.

Provision of unsupervised accommodation for young people who are participating in outdoor activities in the Snowdonia National Park

Promote community cohesion and social harmonyTackle poverty and isolation among socio-economically challenged demographics of society.Enlighten society on the true beliefs and teachings of Islam.Actively participate in existing projects and bring new projects that encourage inclusive welfare and relief?Establish links with educational, social and political establishments

Providing material assistance to referred applicants residing in the borough of Blackpool and Poulton-le-Fylde. Applicants need to be on prescribed medication, disabled or infirm.

To further education,to promote religious institutions, to relieve poverty and to promote other such charitable purposes.

The rescuing and rehoming of abandoned pets and the financing of vet treatment as necessary. The charity runs a small cat sanctuary for temporarily housing cats and kittens and maintains contact with other charities having facilities for dogs and other pet animals. Also the charity liaises with local vets and contributes to the vet bills of OAPs when they cannot afford treatment for their pets.

The charity supports the global ministry of David and Gwenyth Carling in strengthening the church and initiating and monitoring relief projects

Dragon boating

The promotion of six or seven concerts annually, open to the general public and in some cases preceded by talks given by the musical director or others.

To provide financial assistance for organisations and individuals within the village of Freckleton

The rehearsal and production of amateur musical shows for public entertainment and education. If and when finances allow, donations are made to local charities.

The furtherance of the Gospel along the Fylde Coast.