Charities In Liverpool City

Sports facilities for Jewish youth on Merseyside.

Provides help and guidance for ileostomists

To promote Croxteth Hall ensuring an understanding and respect for its heritage and surrounding country park of 500 acres in the North West of England

Providing and assisting in provision of transplant treatment, facilities, support services and equipment.Aiding in establishment of transplant units.Establishing and helping maintain national frameworks for regulation of transplant activity.Advancing education of public and health care professionals via provision of lectures, fora and publications devoted to transplant related healthcare.

Provides monies for the purchase of any items in connection with the religious activities

Education and Training

To collect, conserve, restore and display fire appliances, uniforms, medals and equipment relating to the Fire and Rescue Service on Merseyside and to present to the visitors to the Heritage Centre its history and contribution to the local community.To maintain a digital archive of the fire history of Merseyside including the fire stations, personnel, appliances and equipment.

Activities include the maintenance and support of clergy and congregations in the UK and Ireland with the work of the Church.The maintenance of Church buildings. Supporting the work of the Presiding Bishop and overseas Bishops, clergy and congregations.The Parochial Fund supports the work of the Pro-Cathedral Church of All Saints, Putney, its clergy and congregation.Public religious services

To help through innovative and creative non-formal education young people in Liverpool, the UK and Overseas, particularly through their leisure time activities i.e. International Youth Exchanges, Training Courses and Seminars, so as to develop their participation, citizenship and individuality.

TO MAKE GRANTS OF MONEY TO ANY INDIVIDUAL, HOSPTIAL, CLINIC OR WELFARE CENTRE FOR THE PURPOSE OF PURCHASING MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, MEDICAL FURNITURE, SPECIALISED MEDICAL TREATMENT, EQUIPMENT FOR PHYSIOTHERAPEUTIC PURPOSES AND VEHICLES FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF SICK OR HANDICAPPED PERSONS (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WHEELCHAIRS AND AMBULANCES).

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we look after and maintain the War Memorial tower, maintenance of the clock

(A) THE PAYMENT OF FEES TO ENABLE PUPILS IN THE BENEFICIAL AREA TO PURSUE THEIR EDUCATION (B) GRANTS FOR BOOKS AND APPARATUS FOR THE PUPILS AT (A) (C)) GRANTS TO THE PARENTS OR GUARDIANS OF BENEFICIARIES FOR MAINTENANCE.

Project Development for the Regeneration of the St James area

We organized cultural events , for example, free admission African Arts exhibitions, cultural dance display and dishes to showcase our traditions and culture to the wider community and also as part of our contributions towards the Liverpool 08 European Capital of Culture celebrations. We also supported some of our elders by providing them with out traditional dishes in their own homes.

Raising funds for charitable or community projects in the UK, and Aid projects in the developing World

Our PTFA works with our school, parents, pupils and the local community to put on a range of events and activities e.g. bonfire display, Christmas Fayre, prize bingo and summer festival etc. These help to build a school community, breakdown barriers and help fund-raise. We use our funds to purchase a range of goods and services that help advance the education of pupils at our school.

To advance the education, relieve the sickness and the poverty of persons living in the Gambia, West Africa particularly but not exclusively through the provision of equipment and support, and by any other charitable means that the trustees in their absolute discretion think fit.

Makes grants to aid students improve their chances of gaining a Higher Education place.

Providing a hospital radio service to the patients and staff within hospitals and similar institutions in the Liverpool area from studios based at Broadgreen Hospital.

The activities of the organisation include: translation and interpretation; provision of information, advice and advocacy on health, education, training, employment, housing and welfare benefits. WHH also sign-posts and refers its service-users to specialist providers, as well as accompanying these service-users so as to translate, interpret, advocate and support them. .

INTERCHANGE IS AN EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROVIDER, WHICH WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE THREE HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ACROSS MERSEYSIDE. IT ACTS AS A BROKERAGE SERVICE TO OFFER THIRD SECTOR ORGANISATIONS ACROSS MERSEYSIDE SUPPORT IN ACCESSING RESEARCHERS, VOLUNTEERS AND HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE FORM OF STUDENT PLACEMENTS.

Distribution of grants to the 18 churches which currently comprise the Church of England Liverpool South Deanery for the purpose of supporting their mission and growth.

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