Charities In Manchester City

We provide emotional support for new mothers and their family who are suffering from mental or emotional issues during their maternity period.

Charity currently generates no activities or services.

Hold and manage public sector and other funds to enable Voluntary, Community and Faith Sectors infrastructure to be re-developed. Provide VCFS with meeting and office space.

Purchase, rebinding and repair of books owned by Chetham's Library

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

Run projects and events that support greater community cohesion between different migrant and host communities.Support the mobilisation of diaspora in the UK to deliver support and investment to their countries of origin.Support the peaceful integration and settlement of new migrants to the UK.

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

Assisting patients and former patients of the Hospital and those in the Community who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm and supporting the work of the Hospital and those who care for such patients, former patients and other needy people in the Community.

BHR has returned from a trip to the Democratic Republic of Congo, were it collaborated with a local school. The school is made up of four main walls using scrap metal and some sheets, the children learn on the floor, together we have agreed to sponsor 35 children allowing them to gain education. We will now focus on reconstructing the school so the children will have a safe environment to learn.

Fundraising to improve the outside play areas for our pupils. To create a truelly accessable and interesting play area for pupils of mixed age groups and abilities.

Ahinsam Bharatiya, the International Hindi Convention & Council of Indian Languages (The Council) was set up to increase awareness of both Indian language and culture throughout all the British communities. The Council has taken steps to promote languages and culture to improve understanding relating to health and education in modern Britain and also address Inequality in Health & Education

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.

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) 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.

Christian Mission. The holistic restoration & enablement of communities through projects restoring basic health needs to the community, the restoration of safety, purpose & destiny of individuals within it via the Community Impact Forum Group who liaise with youths/older adults to find productive and working solutions to current social issues, youth work and community cohesion and integration.

Developing the management structure and team and quality plans. Appointing local agents. Verification of processes and documentation required.

Synagogue

Encourage residents and visitors to the Rochdale and Ashton canals for social benefit and exercise

All of the activities of the The Crossroads Centre seek to promote the development of local people and as they flourish we enable/encourage them to support one another which benefits all of the communities of Longsight. We encourage the development of mutual understanding between people from different local communities.

Levenshulme Amateur Boxing Club is a community interest company based in Levenshulme. We offer boxing sessions at a low cost for both children and adults in Levenshulme and the surrounding areas. We are a non-profit organisation, ran strictly by volunteers. All money taken goes directly back into the club, buying essential equipment and providing the children with additional boxing experiences.

tHE PROVISION OF MEDICAL AID AND EQUIPMENT TO PEOPLE WITHIN THE LOCAL JEWISH COMMUNITY, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON THE ELDERLY AND THE DISABLED

To tackle unemployment issues within East African Community particularly young generation in the Northwest and East Africa in general.To support local businesses to engage with the skills required for their business to become competitive and stableTo improve productivity and sustainability of the local businessesTo support young people to have an option and follow their career paths.