Charities In Manchester City

Grassroots football and leisure football currently provided for all ages up to age 16 at the moment. Our current home ground and contact is Mersey Bank Playing fields. For further details see. www.fletchermossrangers.com

We tackle anti social behaviour and offending through prevention and early intervention by use of education, engagement and promotion of personal responsibility for the benefit of the whole community.

PHMG Foundation aims to raise money and generate awareness for charities to aid illness, disability, poverty and sickness.The public will directly benefit from every penny raised through the Foundation as it goes directly to a broad range of charities.

The Friends of H.O.P.E funds the work of charities working in the Nilgiri Hills region of Tamil Nadu. and is principally engaged in relief of poverty and creating sustainable futures, whilst encouraging eco-restoration, bio-diversity, improving health,education/training. We also focus on culturally understanding the indigenous and poor communities in South India

Bury FC Community Trust delivers a number of football and sporting activities to provide a range of opportunities to improve health and fitness, develop educational opportunities and to engage hard to reach and excluded communities. Our programmes support healthy lifestyles, reduce social isolation, improve academic achievement and employability, and reduce anti social behaviour.

Work in health prevention and support

Church of England Parish Church providing all regular Cof E activities. Runs a number of social action projects within the community around Community Cohesion, Warm Space, Food Poverty, Digitial Inclusion, Loneliness & Isolation & Interfatih Activities

The relief of unemployment or financial hardship through the facilitation and provision of services to deliver economic and employment opportunities and to provide support for individuals to be self-sufficient and able to generate a sustainable income.

Church worship

Providing classes on Meditation and Buddhism within the Greater Manchester area

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION IN THE MANCHESTER AREA MAINLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROVIDING YEAR-ROUND EDUCATION, WORKSHOPS, LEARNING AND PROVIDE A DROP IN TO TEACH THE PUBLIC HOW TO GROW THEIR OWN FOOD, CARE FOR PLANTS, GARDEN MAINTENANCE, ENJOYMENT OF NATURE AND BEING OUTSIDE AND HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON HEALTH AND OUR CARBON FOOTPRINT BY VALUING LOCAL SEASONAL PRODUCE TO CONNECT PEOPLE WITH FOOD IN TH

We arrange a variety of recreational activities for disabled children, young adults up to the age of 25 and their families. These include theatre and cinema trips, craft sessions, soft play/sensory sessions, day trips to farms and zoos, tramolining, fun and float sessions in a swimming pool.

Providing advice/support to clients facing challenges accessing services - SAL aims to serve people of Somali descent living in Manchester. We provide key services to members, including advice/support, regarding: debt, housing, health, benefits, education/employment/training, council & referral services. We also offer basic English language, IT & workclub to any individual regardless of origin.

The church holds weekly Sunday services, which are also streamed live on YouTube. It runs a Young Church and related children's and young people's activities, as well as Christian education for all ages through Bible study. The church offers a Christian environment for celebrating and marking life events - infant dedications, weddings andfunerals. It is also involved ecumenically.

To advance the Islamic Religion by the provision of the funeral and burial services in accordance with Islamic teachings. To relieve poverty by provision of funeral and burial services for the proper disposal of the deceased. Persons according to their religious beliefs by: 1. Providing financial contribution or other relevant assistance, in respect of a funeral and/or a burial of a deceased musli

We are a sober living facility

Maintaining community links via voluntary sport, insuring and partaking in healthy life style - through sport. Being involved in team building, coaching skills, confidence building and ensuring enjoyment via sport.

Activities as per Trust Deed

To further or benefit the residents of Manchester and the neighbourhood, without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, race or of political, religious or other opinions by associating together the said residents and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisu

Mode Rehabilitation support people to find purpose, hope and meaning in their lives; committed to making life better for people affected by mental illness. Mode provides motivation, openness, diversity and encouragement. Modes guiding principles: Acceptance, Hope, Compassion, Respect, and self-worth. Mode fund raises, through social events; mental health awareness, training; grants; donations.

Our objective is to support young people and their families. We do this through a holistic preventative and intervention service into education, employment and training. Our core services are made up of mentoring, counselling, mediation/family group conferencing, supplementary school services and as a accredited National Open College Network training provider.

1. To promote general charitable purposes primarily but not exclusively for the benefit of people of Israel through: (I) The advancement of the Jewish religion through facilitation or assisting in the provision of facilities. (II) The advancement of education of Jewish texts, culture and heritage.

To relieve people who are in conditions of need or hardship or who may be vulnerable, aged or sick and to relieve the distress caused thereby. The relief of poverty through food bank support, financial advice. Promotion of family wellbeing, mental health support, youth works and community wellness. To advance the Christian Faith for the public benefit in accordance with the doctrine of the bible.

The relief of Poverty, particularly of members of Jewish communities, living or working in Greater Manchester or Cheshire, by providing such persons with vouchers exchangeable for food, or basic household goods, which they could not otherwise afford through lack of means.Any other charitable activity under the law of England and Wales as the trustees see fit.

The activities we provide include a club for 6-11 year olds, Easter and Summer play schemes, family trips, rooms to hire and activities for adults such as zumba and an afternoon social for the over 50s.YPAC run sessions aimed at teenagers, a family support project called Happy Families and a community cafe/drop in every Friday in partnership with the volunteers from St George's.