Charities In Manchester City

Church provides a place of worship (a Sunday school) primarily for Christian Scientists, but services are open to all. Makes charitable donations.

Makes grants to organisations in Manchester, Cheshire and Lancashire

Aquire, carry on and develop the undertaking of Beech Hall School, Macclesfield in the County of Cheshire a Preparatory School for Boys and the premises which such undertaking is carried on. To acquire, carry on, maintain, support and/or offer assistance (including but not limited to financial assistance) to any school or any other establishment for the education of children.

The association aims to add value to the academic and socialexperience of pupils at FOBC by:- Enhancing the capacity of the school by supporting existing activities (e.g. volunteering at school-runevents such as open days, school plays, trips etc).- Raising funds through social events, such as school fairs, to fund educational equipment andextra-curricular activities.

Diversions' is a support network, based in the North West of England, for families with a child or young person living with a bladder or bowel diversion / dysfunction. We provide opportunities for people to experience a range of different fun activities through our regular programme of events. These include outdoor adventures and team building tasks, art work-shops and day trips out

Singing training to male members, giving concerts to support other charitable and community based organisations.

Provision of facilities and items for needy

As a religious organization we provide a variety of services to the orthodox faith followers. Among the services preaching gospel and liturgy are carried out on a weekly basis respectively where as christening and marriage would take place when there is a demand from service users. All the above mentioned services need resource person and hence we have to invite priests from other part of England.

1. Madrasa - Saturday and Sunday Islamic Studies taught by qualified teachers with enhanced DBS checks, about 12 students from 10.30am to 12.30pm.2. Youth Club - once a week children play Table tennis, Carom Board, FIFA on Play Station and table football and more. About 20 children takes part .3. Homework club - Saturday and Sunday from 1.00pm to 3.00pm we teach Maths, Science and English.

The provision of scholarships and prizes for certain students of scientific subjects at Wigan and Leigh College.

The provision of scholarships and prizes for certain students in arts subjects at Wigan and Leigh College.

To advance the education of children and young people aged 4-18 through the provision of education in Tamil language and fine arts including singing and classical dance.

Regular weekly worship servicesOrganising conferences and seminars to promote the Christian faith. Singles Retreat and Married Couples' Dinner. Leadership TrainingMen?s and Women?s FellowshipsCommunity projects including clean-up campaign in our local community.

Gorton Imagination Library sponsors book gifting to children aged between 0-5 living in the Gorton area of Manchester.

The Trust organises educational visits and lectures, undertakes research into existing and lost gardens and parks, comments upon planning issues affecting designed landscapes, produces a quarterly newsletter. It is undertaking a project bringing the information on the Caldwell Nurseries of Knutsford to the public.

Fundraising for and developing the school community

An independent, voluntary, non-profit, community burial and bereavement services organisation based in Old Trafford, Manchester run purely by volunteers. We provide a unique, personal, empathetic service to bereaving families when losing a loved one. Our main purpose is to help, support and guide bereaving Muslim families in Manchester when a loved one passes away.

To provide guidance and encouragement to improve the standard of driving in the local area.

Bolton Neuro Voices works with five local support groups (Stroke, ME. Parkinson's. MS and Motor Neurone Disease) and also with individuals with rarer conditions to improve quality of life. It provides a range of services including links to statutory bodies, information and access to hydrotherapy and dry exercise. Involvement in these activities facilitates mutual support and reduces isolation.

To educate and perform theatrically to the public, through musical performances

The promotion of Community participation in healthy recreation. In particular, the provision of facilities for playing and taking part in martial arts and to advance the education of the public in martial arts by the provision of training, examination and awards.

As an organisation the PTA organises events to raise funds for the school. Our aim is not only to increase our donations but also to work towards creating a more cohesive school community. The vast majority of our children come from various ethnic backgrounds so we aim to build a strong and lasting community. This, we hope, will also benefit our fund raising aims.

1- Promote educational and research activities by undergraduate clinical medical students and staff involved in undergraduate education at Manchester Royal Infirmary, for example by contributing to costs of travel or specialist materials.2- The relief of financial hardship of medical students in undergraduate education at Manchester Royal Infirmary by making grants or providing services

1. To advance Islam, in particular but not exclusively by the provision of a Mosque in Manchester2. To further or benefit the residents of Manchester and the neighbourhood, in education with the objective of improving the conditions of their life.3. To promote religious harmony for the benefit of the public by organising awareness of different religious beliefs.

Scouting is non-profit-making and open to ALL young people. It is educational in nature and provides training. It is concerned with the development of young people and the making of good citizens.