Charities In Manchester City

Gospel dance mime and drama with themes relating to every day life.collection of second hand materials & instruments for our stage props.teaching and prayer based on the bible scriptures.Making tapestry & painting art & garden pots planting to raise funds with a view to help building water wells in developing countries.

TO PROMOTE INCLUSION BY INCREASING THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE FROM DISADVANTAGED BACKGROUNDS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO AFRICAN CARIBBEANS BY PROVIDING STRUCTURED PROJECTS WHICH WILL HAVE DIRECT IMPACT ON THE EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF YOUNG PEOPLE.

To advance education for the public benefit and narrowing the achievement GAP for disadvantaged pupils by providing tutorial and supplementary education in Maths, English ,computer etc, employabilities skills.To relieve poverty in the community by providing basic education, employabilities skills,training,advices to be autonome To distribute food,clothes and support to vulnerable people.

The Trustees make grants for the following:Research into IVF treatment.Medical treatment for the underprivileged which the NHS is unable to deliver.Relief of homelessness and the effects of old age.

Manchester Sensory Links brings Sensory Impaired CYP and their families together to reduce isolation. We facilitate a peer group and a sense of pride and belonging, focussing on empowering CYP to develop independence and life skills whilst developing effective peer groups. Organised activities/events include activities such as bowling, visits to farms, museums and family trips to the beach.

Cold Nights provides outreach services on a bi-weekly basis in Manchester City Centre. This includes the provision of food and warm clothing to the socially disadvantages members of the community.

Promote the interest and benefit of the inhabitants of Manchester and Bolton CouncilPreserve and protect the physical and mental health of those granted refugee statusRecreation or other leisure time occupation with the object of improving their lifestyle

Providing support group meetings, which may include counselling and treatmentWhere gaps in services are identified, campaigning for suitable provision, particularly in connection with an NHS dual diagnosis service for treating alcoholism

To advance in life and help young people through:(a) The provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare,designed to improve their conditions of life;(b) Providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them toparticipate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

The charity receives donations from Maccabee Lodge, a masonic lodge, members and also raises funds by activities of all members of Maccabee Lodge. Donations are made to charitable/voluntary organisations.

The charity was set up to preserve, restore and maintain Trafford Mill which is a Grade II Listed Building of public and historical interest, particularly from the Industrial Revolution. We open to the public on national open days and hosted events, along with personalised tours to interest groups. We operate in the building itself, which is a fine example of living history in today's climate.

1) to advance the education of the public in First Aid and defibrillation2) the protection and preservation of life through the provision of community public access defibrillators.3) supporting our community by using technology and team skills to identify, collate and publish information during adverse events

PROVISION OF AN EMERGENCY PRE-HOSPITAL IMMEDIATE MEDICAL CARE SERVICE AT THE REQUEST OF THE NORTH WEST AMBULANCE SERVICE. THE CHARITY RAISES MONEY TO BUY EQUIPMENT AND PAY FOR TRAINING FOR PRE-HOSPITAL PRACTITIONERS IN THE LANCASHIRE AND MANCHESTER AREAS OF THE UK TO ENABLE THEM TO VOLUNTEER THEIR SERVICES TO THIS AIM AS WELL AS COORDINATING THEIR GOVERNANCE AND TRAINING.

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.

To administer and present the Catherine Chisholm Memorial Lecture by the Manchester Medical Society (Manchester Paediatric Club) at three yearly intervals.

Providing funding for:1. Special activities that enrich the curriculum and that cannot be funded from elsewhere.2. Special activities that are related to a qualifying course of study.3. Special activities for young people as defined by the trustees.4. Special activities that have spiritual, moral, social or cultural dimensions.5. Special activities that are socially inclusive.

United Kingdom: Health awareness. Sessions on Lifestyle choices, nutrition and healthy eating.India: improving lives of disadvantaged children by empowering the parents/guardians through education and training. (Women's training programme, Health Education)

Collection of annual subscriptions from schools within the Salford Roman Catholic Diocese which have agreed to participate in the Building Project Scheme. The funds collected are then used to finance the Governor's proportion of any approved building project undertaken by a participating school.

Inter-religious & inter-cultural activities with initiatives to foster harmony, peace and tolerance.Education and service for peace projects.

Promotion of the arts in particular through the commissioning of plays

Scouting (helps young People)

Care and Concern for Jewish Children with Special Needs

Purchase, rebinding and repair of books owned by Chetham's Library

Charity currently generates no activities or services.

Donations to needy persons principally within the Jewish Community and also to educational establishments