Charities In Leicester City

We are a long running member of the Scout Association in the South East District of Leicester. As part of the Scout Movement we aim to help young people achieve their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential as individuals, as responsible citizens and as Members of their local, national and international communities, providing fun and adventure through our progressive training.

the advancement of education of children and young people who are underachieving in mainstream schools which will be reflected in better examination passes giving them better chances and quality of life, and in particular children and young people from African Heritage in Leicester and surrounding areas

The Fund makes grants to individual children and young people who live in Leicestershire who are delinquent, deprived, neglected or in need of care. The Fund also makes grants to organisations assisting such children and young people.

The Museum is unique, because when the last master hosier died in 1952, the workshop was locked and left, leaving seventeenth century frames intact with other equipment. Part of the Museum consists of a modified seventeenth century farmhouse, that was used as the family residence for the master hosiers over the decades.

Leicester Council of Faiths promotes trust, understanding and co-operation among the city's faith communities, speaks up for their viewpoint on significant issues, provides reliable information to civic authorities, service providers, educational institutions and local media. Our membership includes representatives of Bahai, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jain, Jewish, Muslim and Sikh communities.

The Objectives was to provide spiritual guidance and support charities members and affilliates as they work to further the christian religion.Members involved in philanthropic outreach both in UK and Asia.See Annual Report

We provide mid-month health and well-being activities, for example, walks to local venues like art galleries, museums, parks, and gardens, nature reserves, etc. At the end of the month, we provide a craft workshop & IT advice and guidance. During the week there are lunchtime meetings and arranged 1:1 sessions. We provide 2 online zoom workshops in the evenings and a WhatsApp closed group.

To provide or assist in the provision of activities in the interest of social welfare. This is for individuals who may not usually have access due to youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances. The object is to improve their conditions of life. We do this by creating experiences in, on or around blue spaces in the East Midlands.

In pursuance of the choir's objectives to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects, COLS presents three concerts each year together with other occasional musical activities.

The Charity receives regular donations from the members of the Rotary Club of Leicester. These donations are dispersed to at the discretion of the members to The Rotary Foundation and other local and national charities. The Club also raises money for specific projects through requests for donations and fund raising events involving Club members; other Rotary Clubs and the general public.

In promoting the Trust's Objects our focus has been on training in CPR and emergency life saving skills for secondary school age children and those who interact with them, in city and county secondary schools and sports clubs, including the provision of defibrillators, raising awareness of Sudden Arrhythmic Death syndrome , and the establishment of small grants and awards for young people.

2018 was another significant year. The Pioneer Community Worker for Lubbesthorpe has become a quickly established and important role. In 2018 the Revd Canon Helen Cameron became the new Chair of the Church Leaders meeting. The URC Moderator of the East Midlands Synod the Revd Peter Meek stepping down after four years. It was also agreed that a 'light touch' but important review of CTiL was begun.

Main activitiesTo help poor people for education, prevention or relief from povertyTo engage youth to find job, sports activities. To facilitate educational and sports activities for youth.Trained 25 youth about project planning and management255 persons and families had been helped for their enquiries for job applications legal advice information.

We provide and facilitate preventative and targeted support for children and their families, resident in Leicester or Leicestershire, who are in need because of adverse childhood experiences.

Monthly events and open days. Working Parties involved with restoration, maintenance and upkeep of museum, displays and vehicles. Taking vehicles to displays.

Leicester Community Concert Band (LCCB) was established in 2007 and is now one of the largest amateur wind ensembles in Leicestershire. The band performs a varied repertoire, with something to suit everyone's taste, and strives to provide a friendly and supportive environment within which all musicians can progress at their own rate.

The objectives of the charity are:(1) advancing awareness of cancer in the local community in Leicester;(2) promoting and teaching the community how to identify signs and symptoms of cancer;

1.The promotion of public education in and appreciation of music by the preparation and rehearsal for, and the presentation of, public concerts and by such other means as NCB shall from time to time determine. 2.The provision of such grants and donations for individuals or such charitable associations, bodies and organizations as the trustees in their absolute discretion shall think fit.

We have weekly rehearsals where through internal and external coaching we educate and develop members singing skills. Members are given the opportunity to demonstrate their skills entertaining the public and in competition at the annual British Barbershop Competition

Friends of Evington manages two projects called Enjoyably Evington and Evington Echo.Enjoyably Evington includes all the affiliated groups who share our charitable objects. The Evington Echo (established 1981) is for the charity's bi-monthy magazine, website, calendar, training and events. We will bring people together for a community centre, in cooperation with the statutory authorities.

The Olive Trust seeks to support and empower individuals in mental health distress. Our main area of service delivery is to provide free, or low cost counselling and psychotherapy to anyone residing in Leicester/LLR.

Provide transport and other logistical support to the community, working with the emergency services, councils, meals on wheels and similar entities, using 4x4 equipped vehicles and drivers during time of inclement weather or civil emergency in the Leicestershire and Rutland area.

THE RELIEF OF PERSONS RESIDENT IN THE CITY OF LEICESTER WHO ARE IN CONDITIONS OF NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS BY MAKING GRANTS OF MONEY TO THEM, PROVIDING OR PAYING FOR GOODS, SERVICES OR FACILITIES FOR THEM OR BY MAKING GRANTS OF MONEY TO OTHER PERSONS OR BODIES WHO PROVIDE GOODS, SERVICES OR FACILITIES TOTHOSE IN NEED.

Restoration of relationships in marriage; dinner-conferences for couples; community cohesion; music performancein Leicester City Centre; Praises and worship; trips in fellowship; help the needed.

We are a small charity based in the East Midlands and our mission is to help young people aged between 18-30 years and suffering from kidney disease. Through donations and fund raising events we will assist in funding recreational activities, days out, holidays and the purchasing of equipment to make their lives more bearable whilst raising awareness and the impact of kidney disease