Charities In Liverpool City

WHISC is run by women for women to provide appropriate training, information and support, which addresses the needs of women within different communities in Liverpool who are disadvantaged in access to health care and education.

We support unpaid carers by providing essential respite breaks, allowing them time to rest and recharge at Ince Blundell Hall. Our work helps sustain carers' well-being, ensuring they can continue their vital role with renewed energy and support.

The Charity supports education in its widest context but especially in primary and secondary schools.

ÔÇóRegular public worship open to all ÔÇó provision of sacred space for prayer ÔÇóPastoral work ÔÇóTeaching of ChristianityÔÇóTaking of religious assemblies in schools ÔÇóprovision of childrens' and youth groups with a Christian ethos ÔÇóPromotion of Christianity through activities, events and distribution of literature ÔÇóSupporting other charities in the UK and overseas

The charity is currently carrying out the following activities:Integrated programme of support to build educational capital and improve the life chances of young people and their families;Classes in ESOL, ICT, Maths and Textiles for parents;Curriculum support for pupils with special needs;Community support in the Arts.

We are dedicated to transforming the lives of the world?s most disadvantaged children by focusing on literacy and education. We implement sustainable programs which aim to raise literacy standards and give individuals every possible chance to receive a quality education. Promoting and teaching literacy in early childhood years is not only key to success at school but also later in life.

Weekly Bible studies and Prayer meetingsLive2Give Outreach Weekly Life Groups Children and Young people ministriesCharitable relief of need for those who need food, clothing or other items (In partnership with other organisations)

services are person centred and informed by the needs of individuals many of who experience multiple levels of exclusion and disadvantage. We deliver services designed to enable individual's access the necessary support and develop the skills, confidence to make more informed choices and work through and overcome barriers which hinder progression and participation in wider society.

Charity located within the Princes Park Ward, Toxteth Liverpool. Activities at the Centre: Outreach/Support Services: Surgeries For Benefits Advice, Housing, Education and EmploymentHelp, Advocacy and Advice: Debt Issues, Form Filling Older Women: Lunch club, Swimming, Outings, Art, Crafts. FGMYoung Women: Football, Swimming, Somali DanceChildren: Play SchemesHeritage & FGM

West Everton Community Council (WECC) is a resident led community organisation that works to ensure residents have a voice at all levels in identifying and responding to issues that affect the West Everton community. Based on the principle that 'nothing about us, without us, is for us', WECC works collaboratively with those who encourage and support community led ideas, solutions and projects.

Religious Activities

We undertake research in and to advance the education of the public in the protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by the promotion of sustainable development of urban food production and promote for the benefit of the public, the protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by the sustainable development techniques for urban food production.

EHYCC Limited focuses on providing a safe, positive and structured environment, which is accessible, stimulating, fun, affordable and of high quality. This is achieved by providing opportunities for young people, pensioners and other residents and local community members to develop and enhance their personal, social and life skills via the of regular activities, trips, educational sessions.

At St Luke in the City we have a team mission statement (since 2002) as follows: "To discover, with others, the freedom, justice and hope of the Kingdom of God: to work for and celebrate it in the lives of individuals, the community and the City"

The object of the charity is the advancement of education and relief of poverty and hunger among needy human communities in any part of the world. Support was provided to local community and youth activities.

To relieve hardship, improve education, preserve good health, promote employment opportunities to provide and assist in the provision of facilities, in the interest of social welfare and recreational activities in the community.

We are a place of worship and seek to minister to both spiritual and practical needs of the local community.

The trustees continue to be guided by the objectives set out in the CIO Association document. The trustees are mindful of their need to be apprised of current developments in the treatment of leukaemia and related blood cancers and are therefore in continual dialogue with medical staff at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital.

The Charity provides a Community Centre for the benefit of the Community in West Derby and the surrounding neighbourhood in the City of Liverpool, which was partially funded by the Big Lottery Fund.

Sanctuary Family Support provides:- 1-1 support, advice, counselling, advocacy, home visits, referrals, peer to peer group, relapse prevention, health & wellbeing workshops, holistic therapies, drug education and information, sign posting, family cohesion activities.

The object for which the Institution is established and incorporated continues to be to support the sons and daughters of deceased seafarers and fishermen, by providing help with general living expenses, education costs and maintenance by way of monthly grants.

Jewish outreach, education and welfare

The promotion of the welfare of the people of Granby/Toxteth and its environs. Improve the conditions of life with respect to the advance of education and provision of facilities for social welfare, health,recreation and leisure.

The Institution was established for the cultivation of knowledge in medicine, surgery and the collateral branches of science, together with the maintenance of a library.The Institution was established as an association in 1770 and incorporated under a Royal Charter dated 23 June 1964.The principle activities are the library, lectures and meetings for members and conference activity.

Makes grant to individuals. The beneficiaries are communicants of the Church of England resident in the Diocese of York, Liverpool and Manchester.