Charities In Manchester City

We aim to develop the status of steelbands in the community by providing opportunities for children and adullts to learn how to play steelpans and perform as part of a group. We have purchased pans to make this possible and have also loaned pans to individual to assist their progress.

To pursue the objects of the charity with all the resources available to the charity

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

The purpose of Impact Community Church, and associated ministries is the furtherance of the Christian faith and social action within the local community, to reach out to family's and to help restore hope in the area of North West Manchester.

BOBS raises funds to buy equipment for children at The Birches to pay for special events such as fun days, trips in holidays, playschemes.

Campaigning and fundraising for Sale's future

support for research and or equipment for the treatment of metabolic disorders

Give support to youth groups by giving donations to help purchase sports equipment, musical instruments etc. Make people aware of the facilities available to them. Protect and try and bring about changes that will enhance the facilities in the area. Look after the environment.

Providing funding to local maternity services in order to improve access to training.

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The object of Crosslinks shall be to preach the Gospel to every creature in fulfilment of our Lord's command, it being clearly understood that such preaching is the primary function of missionary enterprise, taking precedence over medical and other auxiliary ministries.

THE ABEL AND EVA REFSON MEMORIAL TRUST WILL USE ITS FUNDS TO SUPPORT JEWISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN THE UK AND ABROADIT WILL OFFER ASSISTANCE TO SUPPORT TO NEEDY PEOPLE IN THE UK AND OVERSEAS

a) financial aid to the Sisters of St Joseph and the Sisters of Notre Dame working with the poor in Peru. b) Financial aid to Contact, a residential project in Manchester for homeless young women. c) Assistance to disabled and disadvantaged members of the parish. d) Assistance to other charities whose activities are consistent with the objectives of Xspand.

Fundraising activities

Supports the provision of training courses for trainee anaesthetists in the NW by the Anaesthetic Dept. at North Manchester General Hospital.Provides education materials such as textbooks,training equipment, and audio-visual material. It may also award discretionary bursaries for work in the field of anaesthetic research.Medical equipment that can be used in teaching is also purchased.

IMANI REPRESENTS OUR COMMITMENT TO YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES IN THE COMMUNITES WE SERVE. IN PARTICULAR, WE FOCUS ON THE NEEDS OF VUNERABLE YOUNG PEOPLE MANY OF WHOM HAVE EXPERIENCED SCHOOL EXCLUSION OR ARE EX-OFFENDERS. WE HAVE KEPT OUR FAITH WITH THE YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE IMANI COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. MANY OF THEM HAVE BECOME LEADERS IN THEIR OWN RIGHT.

We offer a detailed history of rail travel in the British Isles, particularly specialising in the railways of Greater Manchester, using books, videos, DVD's, slide shows. Restoration of historical items is on-going, with various items in their gradual stages of refurbishment.

Oakwood Youth Club operates in the Greater Manchester Area (predominantly Salford). Providing social and recreational activities for young people with learning disabilities. It is a voluntary club, with extensive experience in providing quality experiences in the arts, sports, outdoor pursuits and general lifeskill opportunities.

Conservation, maintenance and protection for public benefit of areas and waterways in Manchester and Salford including Castlefield and adjacent areas and contiguous with Castlefield and the Castlefield basin.

The advancement of education, in particular of persons of minority groupsthe relief of persons from minority groups who are in need of need of reson of poverty, sickness and distress

The Trust was historically responsible for the strategic and operational management of a number of Manchester City Council's indoor leisure facilities. Over recent years, the Trust has been working in partnership with MCC to develop and deliver a transformation plan for their operation. The Trustees are currently preparing to wind up the charitable company.

a) To advance the Christian religion.b) To promote for the benefit of the public and the community by associating together the inhabitants and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations to advance education and leisure time occupations.c) To promote racial harmony and good race relations.

Provision of facilities where the Christian message may be heard in particular a day centre for the homeless, those in need and advice regarding accommodation.

Education / Training Sport / recreation WhoChildren / People of a particular ethnic or racial origin Provides human resources Provides services Provides advocacy / advice / information/to provide food,shelter and education for orphan children in Somalia,Water Project,Most needy,Orphan sponcership,Medical project