Charities In Liverpool City

Donations received from public. Merseyside, Cheshire, North Wales, Lancashire.

supporting mental users with education and training

The aim is to award small financial help to young people under 21 who suffer financial hardship which would prevent them from pursuing a wish in the field of outdoor activities. This could include mountain walking, canoeing etc for themselves or for joining in activities such as DOE, Operation Raleighetc

The charity administers and funds the Percival J. Hay Memorial Prize which is awarded for a critical essay or paper in the field of ophthalmology, which may or may not have been published. The winner receives a certificate and a small sum of money. It also funds an annual memorial lecture in the field. Owing to the Covid-19 pandemic the charity has had no expenses since April 2020.

Discuss with Liverpool City Council and Historic England the implications of building an International Heritage and Visitor Centre via an Asset Transfer of Anfield cemetery's on-site Grade 2 South Chapel to Friends - removing the cemetery from the At Risk Register - providing community and visitor facilities linked to Heritage, celebrations and wakes - creating volunteering and job opportunities.

Provides Bread for the Poor

Ministry and Mission work in North East Liverpool

Providing funding to local maternity services in order to improve access to training.

The Maintenance of Bursaries for young people resident in the beneficial area who have not less than three years at any time attended a public Elementary school and (a) a who hold scholarships or exhibitions warded by open competition and examination by any public charitable foundation (b) who intend to qualify as Teachers

The charity holds land in the L8 area of Liverpool known as the Leighton View Millennium Green in trust as an area of open space for the benefit of the local community.

The main activities of the charity centre on bell restoration projects in the Merseyside area.

CITA offers support and advice to those and their families withdrawing from Benzodiazepine Tranqullisers and/or Antidepressants. CITA also offers information and guidance to health professions. Not only do we operate locally and nationally, we also act as an international resource.