Charities In Manchester City

Education / TrainingRelief of PovertyOverseas aid / Famine reliefReligious activitiesArts / cultureSport / recreation

Educating children in Dutch/Flemish language and culture and acting as a centre of culture and community for Dutch/Flemish speakers in the North West

Welfare support to the Armed Forces Community

Supporting and representing vulnerable women.

zen meditation classes and gatherings

Religious activities including holding public worship

JT Foundation exists to improve the quality of life for Children leaving with cerebral palsy in the Greater Manchester area. It provides a variety of services to help and support children with cerebral palsy.

Strive4Purpose supports rehabilitation and tackles unemployment by helping NEET young people, under privileged, ex-offenders, and those at risk of re-offending. Providing mentoring, training and work experience through a compliant Authorised Treatment Facility (ATF), participants learn to recycle, reuse and refurbish electrical equipment, building skills, confidence and clear routes into work.

We support the Sudanese community and wider public in Greater Manchester by promoting social inclusion, education, and cultural awareness. We provide community networking, ESOL and language support, and guidance and awareness workshop for refugees and asylum seekers, on housing, welfare, health, education, training, and employment, while also promoting Sudanese history, culture, and heritage.

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship among individuals and families living in Manchester and the surrounding areas, byProviding access to professionally prepared meals including, but not limited to, those in temporary accommodation, refuges, or those using food banks, and;Assisting in the delivery of educational courses to equip those people with the skills and capacities

Inspire Manchester is a network of dedicated organisations, committed to providing support for people in Greater Manchester experiencing difficulties, with a specific aim to remove barriers and red tape that get in the way of delivering assistance to those most in need.Our charity is completely none-profit - no-one is paid and no expenses are taken.

We provide individuals, families and children experiencing poverty or hardship all the essentials to make a Christmas dinner and also toys/gifts for children, ensuring that all our clients can enjoy a magical Christmas regardless of their current situation.

Our aims are to advance education in psychoanalytic therapy through high quality teaching, conferences and clinical seminars and to advance psychoanalytic ideas and concepts. We are offering bursaries to therapists in training who come from more disadvantaged backgrounds to continue with and complete their training.

Divine Touch Ministries is a registered Christian organization dedicated to advancing the Christian faith and promoting spiritual, moral, and social wellbeing within the community. Our mission is to bring hope, healing, and transformation through the power of faith, service, and compassion.We carry out our objectives through a range of activities

For the benefit of the inhabitants of Manchester and its visitors: the provision of facilities for recreation and leisure time occupation in the interests of social welfare with the object of improving their conditions of life by the improvement, maintenance and management of Field of Os Pocket Park.

To promote social inclusion and community development for the public benefit among people of Enugu originliving in the Northwest of England. The charity aims to prevent and relieve social and economic exclusion by providing education, skills development, mentoring, cultural engagement and leadership programmes aimed to help people participate more fully in society and improve their well-being

Welfare SupportOffering vital help for individuals and families facing hardship, connecting them with resources that protect dignity, improve wellbeing and strengthen community care.Cultural PreservationWe celebrate heritage and strengthen community bonds by engaging people of all ages in cultural activities, ensuring traditions, language and values are shared with future generations.

PathWell was born from a deep passion to help individuals find their way to better mental health. PathWell bridges the gap between clients and the resources they need, helping them navigate their mental health challenges. Licenced practitioners help callers explore options, create treatment plans with them and advocate for ongoing support.

We support people affected by sickle cell, especially in BAME communities, through health education, family support, fitness, and community events. We empower young people with skills and activities that boost confidence and wellbeing. Through art, culture, sport, and outreach, we raise awareness, build connection, and improve lives.

Little Nest Rescue provides rescue, rehabilitation, rehoming and lifelong care for equines, farm animals and domestic pets. We advance education and wellbeing through animal-assisted learning, therapeutic and community activities, and supported volunteering opportunities for vulnerable adults with additional needs.

The mission of flow church Manchester is to advance the Christian faith in accordance with Biblical teachings which include clear and ethical guidelines recognised in the Holy Bible. We gather regularly to worship God and share God's love to our neighbour.

We provide liturgical worship and spiritual guidance in the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo church tradition across Greater Manchester. Our activities include religious education, pastoral care, and support for the local community.

We are a brass band located in Hazel Grove, Stockport. We perform in and around the local area, supporting community groups and contributing to education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects.

The CIO assists the Dean and Chapter of Manchester Cathedral to: (1) maintain and enrich the fabric, fittings, ornaments and furniture of the Cathedral, (2) advance and maintain public interest in the Cathedral and its religious and charitable work,