Charities In Liverpool City

Croxteth School on site activities re - Children and Parents

OARFDC has been a registered Charity since July 2006 (Registration Number 1115456). We work to benefit and educate African Refugees, Asylum Seekers and their families mainly from Central Africa. We are the only Refugee Groups in Oxford that address social welfare of refugees through Sports. We are affiliated to Football Association, We support refugees, Asylum seeker to break in sports industry.

Neutering and rehoming cats on Merseyside

Leigh Network supports families across the UK affected by mitochondrial disease both with an online presence where families can share information and in person. We hold annual meet ups which include family fun days out, sometimes including a doctor specialising in the condition. We also support research and raise awareness. We hold monthly zoom calls to ease the isolation.

The prevention or relief of poverty in the Borough of Knowsley and Merseyside by providinggrants to charities, or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty. To advance inlife and relieve the needs of young people through: (a) The provision of recreational andleisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve theirconditions of life; (b)

Fund raising through links with staff, students and parents of students at Priestley College

Grant making to individuals and award prizes

Charity is involved in supporting children receiving treatment for childhood cancers and when attending Cystic Fibrosis Respiratory Unit by raising money through sponsored runs, cycle rides, fun nights and fashion shows.

to raise money to support children and staff of princes primary school, to enable the children to take part in as many activities as possible,within their local area and community.

THE RESCUE CARE AND WELFARE OF SICK, NEGLECTED OR ABANDONED HORSES AND PONIES.

To educate the public in the works of Gilbert and Sullivan, to further the development of the said arts and to assist and further such charitable institutions as the Management Committee shall from time to time determine.

The aim of the Sea Cadet Corps (SCC) is to help young people towards responsible adulthood and to encourage them to reach their potential by developing valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct, using a nautical theme based on the customs and traditions of the Royal Navy.

Provides social interest and activities for people with impaired hearing.

Fund raising to purchase equipment and provide improved facilities for the patients in Alder Hey Childrens Hospital annd their families

Social activities to raise money for various charitys

Responding to queries on history of individuals and the regiment, providing lectures on military history, preservation & cataloguing regimental records and artefacts of the Liverpool Scottish, arranging displays of regimental collection.

General fundraising to provide additional equipment and resources for Holy Rosary Primary School.

Club is open to all women, weekly meetings with a variety of speakers, activities and days out, Fund raising to support club and other charities supporting women and children.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation, for the benefit of the inhabitants of Sefton and the surrounding area, by the provision of facilities for playing basketball and to provide facilities in the interest of social welfare in recreation and leisure time occupation, with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the residents of Sefton and the surrounding area.

Building preservation.

The charity sponsors and oversees promising young scientists undertaking innovative patterns of basic research into the pathogenesis and treatment of the rheumatic diseases. The charity also encourages the education of health care professionals in rheumatology by providing funding for courses and conferences. We have also sponsored young doctors from Kenya to train in rheumatology.

Our objective is to improve society through supporting the most vulnerable. We specialise in supporting vulnerable young people into Education, Employment, or Training (EET) that may otherwise become NEET.

Community development, training and support.

For the public benefit, the relief of people in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage in the United Kingdom and in Somalia by:The prevention or relief of povertyThe advancement of education; andThe promotion and preservation of good health

To make available the Pilkington Glass Collection of Glass objects, and other objects comprising or relating to glass, on loan to a Museum for display to the Public, for the advancement of the education of the public.