Charities In Manchester City

A fund established to give either hardship awards to parents of students at Chetham's School of Music who are in financial difficulties, or towards the maintenance of the Chetham's Foundation buildings.

Cornerstone Trust no longer provides residential and domiciliary care for adults with learing disabilities in Bolton. We do however, provide a voluntary weekly day time activity group called CAT at the premises of Radcliffe Road Baptist Church in Bury.

Financial and other support for community-based charitable activities in Manchester area. Providing counselling and practical support for vulnerable individuals in crisis situations.

Wythenshawe Community Church and Wythenshawe Youth and Community Centre provides services for the community. We aim to improve the social wellbeing of all members of the community and in so doing fulfilling the Lord's commandments.

Helpline, information, advice and support for individuals and families affected by ADHD and associated conditions throughout the north west.Outreach support, workshops and programmes for parents (predominantly but not exclusively within Lancashire).Information, advice, and training for professionals/support workers.Multi-agency working groups, lectures and conferences

1. PROVIDE HOUSING AND ACCOMMODATION, FOOD, CLOTHES AND SHELTER AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR HOMELESS PERSONS.2.TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION WHETHER VOLUNTARY, PAID OR UNEMPLOYED BY THE PROVISION OF FREE TRAINING. 3. TO PROMOTE, IMPROVE, DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN PUBLIC EDUCATION IN AN APPRECIATION OF THE ARTS AND SCIENCE OF THE ARTS. 4. AND ANY OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC

To advance the Christian faith and worship, support local community wellbeing, deliver youth and family activities, promote mental health and trauma support, raise domestic abuse awareness, support refugees and vulnerable people, provide English, French, media and music training, and organise sports, walking, and community activities.

Fundraising to improve the outside play areas for our pupils. To create a truelly accessable and interesting play area for pupils of mixed age groups and abilities.

Human Care International supports people in need through education, community and social activities, health promotion and poverty relief. It provides educational, practical and financial assistance and works with suitable charitable partners in the UK and overseas, where consistent with its charitable purposes.

UPENDO WETU supports its participants and their families through important life events. i.e UPENDO WETU visits new arrivals at homes to assist them with integration.We also organise family activities which encourage our participants to integrate with & get to know UK society. Trips,football,cultural & leisure activities,House to House Collection,Music,ESOL,Advice,Community transport,interpretati

provision of ice hockey and other sports coaching and facilities for young people in Greater Manchester and the surrounding areas and the advancement of the education of children and young people

Our Charity offers Urdu and Arabic Language classes for young people. We provide Quran classes for young children or Adults. We also provide Homework clubs for English, Maths and Science and preparation for 11 year olds and above.

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.

Examples of work include: ? the ?Big Sing? where schools come together to sing popular songs ? a summer school for disadvantaged young people at Band on the Wall, led by Brighter Sound ? A project in Manchester Library where young people came together to create and perform their own music ? An ongoing project with Bridgewater Hall for families of children with special educational needs

The Charity's objects are to promote any charitable purpose for the health and benefit by the advancement of education, the protection and preservation of health and the relief of poverty and distress in particular, but without limitation for the benefit of the community in Greater Manchester.

To advance the Hindu religion in Manchester for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals and cultural activities to enlighten others about the Hindu religion.

Provision of mental health support for vulnerable children, adults, and the elderly. We also provide care to people with learning disabilities. Our aim is to improve the quality of life of vulnerable people in society across the United Kingdom.In view of the Covid 19 pandemic, our services are limited to confidential telephone and online helpline to provide immediate emotional support.

We aim to support women and girls through our drop in services, advice sessions, health and well-being activities and arts and crafts. We have experience working with women who are survivors of domestic abuse and are diagnosed or struggling with mental health. We currently have 8 weekly groups including a coffee morning, a carers group and a young girls group. Our groups and activities are service

DE-Rebirth Creative Arts Group is a community-driven initiative focused on tackling loneliness, supporting mental wellbeing, and celebrating cultural diversity through music, arts, and creative expression. We empower underrepresented voices, especially young people, by nurturing talent, building confidence, and creating inclusive spaces for connection and growth.

The Booth Centre CIO is proud to work with UK citizens, refugees, migrants and anyone in need of support to address the impacts of homelessness, poverty and the immigration system. We have a wealth of experience and knowledge of person centred, trauma informed working for 30 years. We recognise the individual's right to identify how they choose, without risk and with respect. We are a community.

Originally founded in 2004 and based in Greater Manchester, Boaz Trust is a charity working with people facing destitution and homelessness as a result of their immigration status, including people granted refugee status and others who have sought safety in the UK.

To advance the understanding of the true Muslim faith which stands for an inclusive and peaceful social cohesiveness in London and other areas in the UK for the benefit of the public through the holding of reading circles, lectures and prayers to enlighten others about the Islamic faith.

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.

FabFutures exists to give young people opportunities to learn, create, and grow. We will focus on Music (giving access to instruments, lessons and practice spaces), Science and Innovation (helping young people explore ideas, develop inventions, and gain confidence) as well as Health and Sustainability (providing affordable, healthy meals while tackling food waste).

We have two key areas of animal welfare work in our community: rehabilitate and rehome animals rescued by the national RSPCA charity and a programme of community outreach to support pets and people to stay together. This includes support with low cost neutering and microchipping, providing pet food to Salford Foodbanks and animal health clinics in the community.