Charities In Manchester City

MiST Foundation is a global medical charity that responds to emergencies triggered by natural disasters or conflict where a need emerges for Limb Reconstruction surgery using an Orthoplastic approach. MiST Foundation establishes surgical Units to move towards self-sufficiency in providing Limb Reconstruction for the local population, regardless of the race, creed or nationality of the patient

HOBY UK organises residential seminars and one-day workshops for young people, led by young people. We improve their life-outcomes by developing their self-awareness and self-esteem, building their confidence and providing them with leadership skills. We empower and motivate them to become involved in positive social action in their community.

Help children and youth in sickness and poverty by the distribution of aid and educational projects.

Scout Group adhering to the objectives and rules of the wider Scout Association. We also manage the groups premises as Rainsough Community Centre, where we carry out and facilitate activities and hold events for the benefit of the Rainsough area and its inhabitants, whilst raising funds for the Scout Group

Assist African Women in exile financially (as much as possible), help them build working skills and increase their knowledge as well as aid them to get integrated into the society. We also help promote any other relevant charitable objects.

To hold trust property in perpetuity and for the resulting income thereof to be distributed to the Francis Columbine Lodge (Masonic Lodge) for such purposes as are charitable.

To relieve poverty/distress among persons of Polish origin and their families mainy, but not exclusively, in Tameside MBC and surrounding areas.To advance religion among the Polish community in Tameside by supplementing the support of a Polish speaking priest.To support other charitable purposes for the benefit of the wider Polish community as the trustees may from time to time decide.

We provide telephone helpline; information; support: advice on medical, educational, housing and advocacy to members. We also provide some supported housing in adapted flats.

To relief the disadvantaged by making grants of money and providing items or services for those in need,

Our purpose is to actively engage and support young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.

Child sponsorship programme with Zambian partner organisations in Musenga and Chiwempala areas.Agriculture and fisheries projects at Musenga.School/youth project in Kitwe.Fundraising events in UK.

Welfare of serving and ex-serving Air Force people and their dependants

Manchester Group of RoSPA Advanced Drivers and Riders run advanced driving and riding courses for any qualified driver 18 years or over seeking to improve their driving or riding skills by becoming safer, more skillful drivers and riders.

Advancing the education of pupils at Green End Primary School by developing the relationship between staff, parents and others in the community and by engaging in activities that raise funds to benefit the education of the pupils.

The group is established to advance the education of the public in archaeology in the counties of Cheshire, Lancashire, Greater Manchester and Merseyside. As a regional group of the Council for British Archaeology, the group also has a consultative role in safeguarding the historic environment in the region and shares in a forum for archaeological opinion.

Manchester 500 Group of Advanced Motorcyclists are affiliated to the Institute of Advanced Motorists. We offer courses throughout the year that help motorcycle riders to reach Advanced Test standard and enable them to take and pass the Test. We also have a social side to the group offering a variety of motorcycle related activities.

The Bateman Centre Association formerly operated within the Education Centre at Rochdale Infirmary which was a venue for providing mulit-disciplinary education, learning and development to support all continuous Postgraduate Medical Education (PGME). The Association is restructuring owing o

The object of the charity is the relief of poverty, in particular but not exclusively, of people living in Greater Manchester and the surrounding area, through providing period packs containing menstrual hygiene products to food banks, shelters and other services used by people experiencing poverty and by raising awareness about period poverty and the wider social impact of the same.

PREACHING OF THE GOSPEL OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST TO THE PUBLIC.

To promote positive physical, mental and social well-being for people of all ages through the provision of access to the creative and performing arts.To create long-lasting opportunities by offering a platform to educate and enhance individual skillset.To discover, engage and support new writers.To stage regular theatrical productions across the North West, Nationally and Worldwide.

We provide opportunities for people in South Manchester to get involved in wood working and making projects. The aim is to support people to improve health and well being while providing assistance to the local community. Projects can be individual ones or larger projects such as building infrastructure for a community garden. We have a former shop unit which has been converted into workshops.

Praying MinistryYouth ProjectsTraining Pastors and LeadersSmall Project FundingChurch Service

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.

Bequeathed by the Will of the late Lord Brotherton of Wakefield to provide for the establishment of a scholarship for the study of physics and chemistry at the Universities of Manchester and Leeds.

OARFDC has been a registered Charity since July 2006 (Registration Number 1115456). We work to benefit and educate African Refugees, Asylum Seekers and their families mainly from Central Africa. We are the only Refugee Groups in Oxford that address social welfare of refugees through Sports. We are affiliated to Football Association, We support refugees, Asylum seeker to break in sports industry.