Charities In Manchester City

EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF YOUTH

Tramway museum for the Manchester area and operating tramway in Heaton Park, Manchester

Youth ClubsBoxing clubFood Bankbasic skills classes

FAST helps marginalised people develop life, digital & employability skills, address issues they face and improve their, and their families', health. We are available for all but particularly support those with seen/unseen disabilities and from communities experiencing racial and other inequalities. We achieve this through Employability, Citizenship, Literacy, Digital and other training & support.

The objectives of the company are the prevention and relief of poverty or financial hardship by providing grants or loans to individuals in need and/or charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty or financial hardship.

Main DR Congolese organisati in UK with 5 Commissions:1. Immigration: Im. workshops, guide, assistant other, organise conferences, public awareness.2. Education and Integration: Free Leadership Training, EAL & IT, CV Centre, Homework Club for young3. Unity: Link and working together4. Culture: Recreation, Young and adult culture exchange, 5. Public Relation: Sharing value, Media and Link

Squirrel Scouts (4-6 Year Old - Boys & Girls)Beaver Scouts (6-8 Year Old - Boys & Girls)Cub Scouts (8-11 Year Old - Boys & Girls)Scouts (11-14 Year Old - Boys & Girls)Explorer Scouts (14-18 Year Old Male & Female)

Research and information on the life and works of Elizabeth Gaskell, and the promotion of her works through talks, conferences, seminars, publications, outings and any other appropriate activities.

teaching the people faithhelp to relief the poverty the promotion of peace and harmony the advancement in education with a view to help the people to meet their own needs promoting information and mutual understanding and respect of the belief and practice of different faiths

Weekly rehearsals, and regular concerts given to raise money for a variety of charites

a) the provision and maintenance of a recreation ground for the benefit of the local residents ;b) the provision and maintenance of facilities for the recreation and other leisure-time occupation of the local residents

Castlefield Forum works to conserve and enhance the heritage and environmental assets of Castlefield for all to enjoy

To advance the education of the public in the subject of music.

Provision of educational and training facilities for Loreto schools in England

We are a group of women in Greater Manchester who support lesbian and bisexual asylum seekers and refugees.

To educate the public generally in the works the work of Gilbert and Sullivan, known as the Savoy operas. This is achieved by the performance of concerts, full productions and other activities.To advance the public appreciation of dramatic, musical and operatic arts of a high standard, and carry out other charitable activities as the charity sees fit.

Through constructive dialogue, engagement, and collaboration with local organisations, faith groups, and stakeholders, we endeavour to promote knowledge, respect, and cooperation among diverse communities, bridging cultural and religious divides for a united and inclusive Greater Manchester.

In the last 10 years members and volunteers have done over 50,000 hours of work in the park in the face of ever more severe local authority cuts, thereby preserving the park as an invaluable amenity and now regularly attaining the highest standards in the Britain in Bloom competition; being voted the "most favourite" park in Manchester and awarded the King's Award for Voluntary Services in 2023

Fund raising is by means of a house to house collection at Christmas and numerous events during the year. Donations are made to various rotary international projects, disasters, national and local organisations, charities and activities involving children.

RELIEVE POVERITY ,EDUCATE THE POOVER AND FEED THE HUNGARY.

Provides out of school activities for local children.

With a special focus on East Manchester, where we are based, but not exclusively to that area, we meet in Openshaw on Sundays for worship, Bible teaching and Sunday School. We also meet in homes, cafes or pubs mid-week and at special events, and we do regular outreach and social action activities and we have also raised money and given it to other charities in East Manchester and beyond

TO HELP YOUNG PEOPLE AND WOMEN, ESPECIALLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, THROUGH PROVIDING SUPPORT AND ACTIVITIES WHICH DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS,

Advice and help to the Local Community

The Association (ie Cheshire Sinfonia) finances and promotes an annual season of public concerts atsignificantly lower ticket prices than professional rates in order to encourage non-traditional audiences. Itprovides a range of concessionary tickets for retired people, students and children. The Associationsupports up-and-coming young musicians by providing an opportunity for paid solo work