Charities In Liverpool City

The site is 21 acres of woodland and an inner city farm. The site is used extensively for community activities including youth groups, playschemes, arts workshops and large community events. The farm is a working farm with native and rare breeds of cattle, sheep, pigs, goats and poultry.

To support the families of children with life threatening or life limiting illnesses in Netherton and the surrounding areas.

To preserve and document Merseyside and the North West's tramway heritage

Liverpool Bach Collective presents the cantatas and other church works composed mainly by Johann Sebastian Bach, in public performances of them in the liturgical context for which they were composed, as part of Sunday Evensong, in churches in and around Liverpool.

THE AIM IS TO ASSIST YOUNG WOMEN, OF NON-VOCATIONAL and VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, IN BUYING EQUIPMENT OR MATERIALS, NEEDED TO HELP GAIN A QUALIFICATION AND ACHIEVE INDEPENDENCE.

Supporting school activities and purchasing items of equipment.

We are a scout group operating for the good of local children

we give out new and used clothes to the less privilge in the third World,we pray for the peace among the Nations,speaking to the youths in the communities about good behavior and to better their lives in the positive way,feeding the homeless in the cities here and abroad and religious activities,etc.

The Ecclesiastical Parish of Liverpool St Anne, Stanley and Liverpool St Paul, Stoneycrofthas now joined with other parishes in the deanery to make a new Larger Single Parsh (LSP) Christ our Hope, Liverpool. This is a charity in its own right and the charity of Liverpool St Anne, Stanley and Liverpool St Paul, Stoneycroft needs to cease being active.

fund raising for school

We deliver items, goods or services to people in need who apply to the charity. We operate in an area centred on Chester, Cheshire. We look to promote and encourage acts of kindness. We look to promote the charity through word of mouth, social media, printed material and a website.

Elders week end lunch Club, Community Consultations, Community Gatherings i.e. Picnics in the Park In process of putting together community news letter.

General charitable purposes, education/training, medical/health/sickness, disability,releif of poverty, overseas aid/famine relief, accommodation/housing, sports/recreation, economic/community development/employment

We hold regular meetings and workshops to further education and interest in lacemaking. We also demonstrate lacemaking to the general public when invited.

This is a supplementary French school providing classes to French-speaking children. We also organise cultural activities relating to the French-speaking world.

Makes regular and ad hoc donations to individuals, particularly Christian missionaries, and Christian organisations.

To support, advice to those affected by sickle cell disorders. We aim to educate and give information to the general public cell disorders and thalassaemia. We visit affected person at home or in hospital.

general charitable purposes, support persons with disabilities, the prevention or relief of poverty, economic/community development/employment and recreation

Aim/Objectives - To promote the education of persons who, are under the age of 25 years, are in need of financial assistance, are or whose parents are residently in the city of Liverpool and at anytime attended a school in the city of Liverpool.

The charity provides a Sunday morning cheder (religious class) for Jewish boys and girls aged between four and twelve/thirteen years from the Merseyside Jewish community.

HOBY UK organises residential seminars and one-day workshops for young people, led by young people. We improve their life-outcomes by developing their self-awareness and self-esteem, building their confidence and providing them with leadership skills. We empower and motivate them to become involved in positive social action in their community.

We meet at the Basement, in Parr Street, Liverpool weekly to provide hot food, sandwiches, cakes, drinks, clothes and toiletries to those who are homeless or living in hostels in Liverpool. We also provide support, advice and counselling where needed. We direct them on to other volunteer services who might be able to help them, if necessary. We share a message of Christian hope with them.

relief of poor people resident within the Parish of Much and Little Woolton Liverpool.

MATCH offers non-judgmental support and information to mothers apart from their children in a wide variety of circumstances. Our members include those who are sharing parenting and those who have little or no contact. We believe that children have a basic human right to continue to be part of a loving, nurturing family network for life; no matter how many times that family re-makes itself.

Matches and supports active citizenship partnerships.