Charities In Liverpool City

To assist young members to further their physical, cultural and social education.

The trust makes donations to charitable organisations and groups mainly in Cumbria Merseyside and East Suffolk

Hope4Humanity provides relief around the world with activities to tackle poverty. Programmes to provide; shelter, healthcare, food, clothing and delivering emergency response to those in need.

Charitable assistance to defined group

The objects of the CIO are to relieve the needs of children and young people in Merseyside and in surrounding areas who are in need as a result of ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage, by providing or assisting in the provision of specialist items and equipment with a view to improving the beneficiaries conditions of life.

Supports the work of the Mothers Union worldwide, but operates mainly with the Diocese of Liverpool, providing support to families, children, young people and older people within the area.Operating within the community, schools, hospitals and prisons to support those in need.

Our secular/social work includes:- The provision of advice and support for people in need and distress. Provision of parents & toddler groups. separate support groups for men and women. Education: The performing arts, music/media. Children's & youth clubs To serve our community in a Christian context and to support our membership similarly. Provision of space for other charities to use.

Small Community Lead Community Centre based in Croxteth Park Croxteth.Community Centre built after murder of Rhys Jones at 10 years of age.We offer activities for children and adults 5 years of age to 105 years of age.4 Corner stones - 1. Enterprise, leadership & Employability 2. Inspiring Change 3. Raising Aspirations 4. Health & WellbeingRaising Aspirations, Hope and Community Unity

Preservation and restoration of historic buses, principally originating with Ribble Motor Services plus related artefacts. Non-commercial operation of the restored vehicles in support of heritage groups and transport gatherings.

We take in animals which need to be rescued and/or re-homed and, if necessary, ensure they receive veterinary care,neutering and microchipping.

The promotion of Christian religion through the provision of facilities, resources, education and training to churches, individuals and other charities.

Education/TrainingEconomic/Community development/Employment

To assist in maintaining and preserving the fabric of Liverpool Cathedral and to receive legacies and donations and generate income to fulfil the main objects of the charity

We provide mentoring for those with substance abuse problems.We run a mobile skatepark to provide a positive diversional activity in areas where there is little for children and young people to do.We have two charity shops which provide training placements for unemployed young people. We give away furniture and household items to those starting up a home for the first time.

To apply grants and provide management and administrative support when required to inner city projects in Manchester, Sheffield and Liverpool which aim to give help to the disadvantaged people in our society; and to childrens projects in N Derbyshire, Manchester, Sheffield and Liverpool

The objectives of The Ellie Trust are the preservation and protection of the mental and physical health of women and children who have suffered domestic violence and the prevention of hardship and distress to women and children by domestic violence by grant making to charities and organisations who are currently helping these objectives in the Liverpool and Merseyside region.

ANIMAL AID PREVIOUSLY OPERATED AS CHARITY No. 702713We aim to prevent cruelty and relieve the suffering and distress of animals in need of care and attention in the North West. We are committed to providing shelter for stray / unwanted animals and find loving homes for all the animals in its care ensuring they receive excellent veterinary care and are neutered, vaccinated, micro chipped.

Jesus Christ International Ministries (JCIM) operates in Liverpool and has two other branch in Whiston, St. Helens and Derby. It also support our three main churches in the Philippines. We are also giving donations to the sick, poor and needy, and giving famine relief. Our activities is to reach out to people and preach the good news, as our main purpose is to bring people to the Kingdom of God.

The Church is open for meetings and to the public to give them an idea about Christianity andthe Coptic Church by providing information.The church helps the homeless by operating a food bank.The church prays for the community, city and country.

Operating in Oxford, we exist to help remove the societal barriers that to continue to disable people from taking part their communities . We create, support, and promote inclusion in communities, including through our disbailty sport, social, gardening and other projects, bringing together our participants with disabilties with priamrily student volunteers.

To advance health and well-being by promoting healthy eating and a healthy lifestyle, relief poverty, advance education, protect the environment through the promotion of renewable energy, recycling and sustainable development. The promotion of racial and religious harmony, The advancement of citizenship and community development by promotion of volunteering

As an expression of the Islamic faith, Liverpool Muslim Outreach Society (LMOS) is involved in the relief and prevention of poverty in Liverpool but not exclusively by the provision of practical advice, food, basic essential items and support inaccessing services. LMOS serves the most disadvantaged in society through its weekly visit to Asylum Centres and homeless feeds in the city centre.

The main activities of the organisation are to develop the cultural education of language, where children meet to learn, play and discover Polish language, geography, history and traditions. The school welcomes all children and young people age 4 -16. Pupils express themselves through art, drama, music and dance and build community cohesive projects, raising the standards of education.

Aspire Liverpool has developed a program for two cohorts, our Year 10 Inspire and Year 12 Reaching Higher cohorts. Each cohort has the opportunity to experience Oxbridge style lectures and workshops once per month, and since 2022, Aspire has also run 4 successful residential trips to Oxford and Cambridge for both of its cohorts, with the aim of showing students that Oxbridge can be for them.

To Provide a safe place to worship Allah. To provide a safe place for the community and neighbourhood to meet and organise communal and public activities.To Encourage social cohesion and breakdown bigotry and misunderstanding between the immediate communities.