Charities In Liverpool City

Embracing Christianity to fulfil the spiritual need of the community in Britain & abroad

To establish Abdullah Quilliam Heritage Centre and re-instate the original mosque established by Sheikh Abdullah Quilliam in 1889 - the first mosque in the country. To promote correct knowledge and understanding of Islam and its true spirit faith for the benefit of all.On 24 June 2021 the Charity converted to a CIO number 1194942 and has filed it's Annual Report and Accounts under that number.

Youth engagement, play and wellbeing activities for children and young people

MINISTERIAL HOUSING ACCOMMODATION

We provide equine therapy and support to children and young people who have special educational needs or a diagnosis of ASD or those who are vulnerable.

To create new ways of learning and working so the young people they serve can get the very best from life. They aim to raise academic standards and improve the life chances of students; to create fantastic professional development and training for school staff and to support families and to improve communities.

ORGANISE SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIES, ORGANISE EDUCATIONAL EVENTS FOR MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIESPROVIDE A FORUM FOR MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIES TO DISCUSS ISSUES AND ADVISE EACH OTHER.PROVIDE VARIOUS INFORMATION, ADVICE TO MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIES.

In offering a wide curriculum, based on National guidlines, and working towards achieving good grades in GSCE and A Level examinations, and vocational qualifications we aim to provide a learning enviroment that is stimulating as well as safe and secure.The advancement of the education of children and young people aged 5 to 18.For any other charitable purpose for the benifit of the brethren.

The charity finds and acquires a range of 'meanwhile' spaces for the purposes of advancing the creative and cultural sectors, providing flexible spaces and developing appropriate usage for individuals, organisations and authorities.

Merseyside Dogs Home takes in abandoned dogs from across the Merseyside region, rehabilitating them and finding them suitable new homes.

We are a charity of professional bodies who aim will be to provide equipment and venues to help underprivileged people to thrive and become part of the community. We also aim to help other charity's to thrive in communities .we will initlly start in the north west of England and then move further into other areas to help

The society is established to assist in providing treatment, education, training and welfare of people suffering from Cerebral Palsy.To make grants or donations to people suffering from Cerebral Palsy who are in needy circumstances.To provide equipment and apparatus for people suffering from Cerebral Palsy.

Providing services to local people in L8.

THE OBJECT OF THE ASSOCIATION (THE OBJECTS) IS TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF PUPILS IN THE SCHOOL IN PARTICULAR BY:2.1 DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE STAFF, PARENTS AND OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SCHOOL2.2 ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES OR PROVIDING FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT WHICH SUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS.

We run a community afterschool and homework project; addressing students' needs and promoting activities to support their interest areas. We also run a drop-in internet cafe facility at our premises to encourage boys to take part [and which is open to everyone], and hold prize-givings to recognise participant and volunteers' achievement. We also support 2 schools in two different areas of Somalia.

The trustees had successfully recruited 4 international volunteers for the year 2021/22, but unfortunately due to previous Covid travel restrictions, we were unable to operate a programme. We were hopeful to operate a shortened version of the programme, for 6 months from January to July 22, but even this was not possible due to the difficulties encountered in trying to obtain visa approvals.

Provides grassroots support in North Liverpool through youth programmes, activities for older people, and help for those facing homelessness, unemployment, or isolation. Offers community events, advocacy, and partnerships to improve wellbeing, inclusion, and local opportunity. Supports regeneration by empowering residents to shape services and lead change.

Community Institute of Training activities include to advance the education of the public in the subject of Information Technology.It is also to promote the benefit of learning for pleasure by people no longer in full time employment through the continued development of their individual capabilities, competencies, skills and understanding in the subject of education value.

Women and Digital Inclusion (WODIN) established in 2020 as a CIC now a charity, we predominantly but not exclusively promote the welfare of Black migrant women in Merseyside. We work with migrant women and families, many first-generation immigrants, facing poverty, destitution, poor mental and physical health. We provide a space for them to be brave, vulnerable and learn digital skills.

Support for local people and groups, particularly in education and youth areas.

The promotion and holding of an equality and diversity ball in the borough of Chester and surrounding areas.

The charity was established to promote the benefits of the inhabitants of the area originally bounded by Carr Lane East, Lowerhouse Lane, Storrington Avenue and Stonebridge Lane. In June 2002, this area of benefit was expanded to include all residents within the borders of the Merseyside region. The charities aims are to facilitate the community, our associationÔÇÖs and other peopleÔÇÖs projects.

Provision of fixed assets to Liverpool Hope University

The charity is a support group for ladies with gynaecological cancer focussing on recovery and living life with or after a cancer diagnosis.Monies raised will support the members of the group as appropriate.

Currently dormant - but to operate a community sports hall and centre in the Everton area of Liverpool