Charities In Middlesbrough

As a registered charity we help families with children with cardiac heart defects. we help families financially by helping them with their house hold bills, shopping ect. while their in hospital with their child/children, we also visit hospitals throughout the year bringing gifts to the children, parents and nurses.

Our mission remains that of enabling children and young people to develop emotionally,physically ,socially and educationally by taking part in a range of activities at Carlton Outdoor Education Centre. In particular we are dedicated to helping children from disadvantaged backgrounds.

To facilitate and support the churches of the North east in their relationships with one another and their wider mission in the world. This is promoted by encouraging and developing the principles and practicalities of Christian Unity throughout the region and encouraging the churches to engage with their communities through social action

To help young people towards responsible adulthood by encouraging valuable personal attributes and high standards of contact, using a nautical theme based on the customs of the royal navy.

Encourage all amateur musicians, particularly youth. Create a welcoming environment, striving for individual and collective music improvement. Improve and maintain links with the local community and local bodies, through production of a concert programme. To advance the education of the public in the understanding and appreciation of the arts, in particular opera, theatre and music.

Training, Education, Community Work, Youth Work

The Society organises a season of classical piano music concerts by International Artists from October to Easter.

To manage and maintain Roseby Road Wellbeing Centre in Horden providing services and activities including health, education, social welfare, recreation and leisure to improve health and wellbeing of the local population.

SCOUT GROUP

We deliver Relationship and Sex Education in secondary and primary schools. We use prepared multimedia presentations appropriate to the ages of the children in each age group.

Relief of young persons in need resident in Middlesbrough who are sick, convalescent, disabled or infirm. Trustees make grants of money OR provide/pay for goods, services or facilities. In exceptional cases the trustees can assist someone eligible but resident outside Middlesbrough or temporarily resident in Middlesbrough.

The group is run on a completely voluntary basis to offer Scouting opportunities to a diverse group of young people (aged 6 - 24) from the local community, including residential expeditions in various parts of the UK. The group are presently fundraising in order to modernise / rebuild the existing headquarters building, which is very old.

We raise funds for veterans and serving soldiers in need, in the Teesside Area mainly by Association monthly raffles, functions, collections and donations. This year we have held several functions which have also raised funds To take veterans to Oswestry for necessary operations.

We raise money for the specific enrichment and benefit of all Catcote Academy/Catcote Futures from Year 7 up to life long learners with a special educational need/additional needs. This includes residential, events and equipment school budgets cannot supply.

Beaver, Cub and Scout Group.

Predominantly Amateur Boxing, but we also incorporate, Keep Fit, Health and Well Being, Sport and Recreation, Education and Training and a meeting place for the local residents if/when required as the building was bequeathed at the outset in 1939.

We assist people with learning disabilities who access the Middlesbrough Community Inclusion Service (MCIS). We help to provide opportunities for the individual using a person centred approach to maximise their independence. The Association does this by fundraising to provide equipment, vehicles and other resources and activities that are not normally provided by the statutory authorities.

To provide the elderly in the area of Romania with food and to provide a area for a Kindergart for children of the area en

We are continuously fundraising for children with complex needs and life threatening illnesses.

The Trust Deed, dated 2 December 1993, declares that the Trustees may apply the capital and income to or for the relief of the poor and needy OR to or for such other charitable purpose, institution, society or object as the club shall in duly constituted meeting from time to time direct.

We run a monthly support group in Teesside for anyone affected by the death of a baby, lead by trained peer supporters (all of whom have experienced the death of a baby themselves). We also provide support via email and social media. We work with healthcare professionals, to improve understanding and support given and also to provide education through training to improve bereavement care.

Institute research and publish results; hold meetings; co-operate in national ornithological enquiries; seek sponsorship for bird conservation projects; encourage the protection of birds and their habitats, including opposing harmful developments that have significant adverse environmental impacts.

Educational work - Provides information and literature on Alcohol.

The inclusion of disabled persons throughout the South East region in sport, by encouraging and facilitating them in powerchair football and assisting in the provision of facilities for non-competitive and competitive sport, to improve their conditions of life, and assist in their integration into society.

Christian ministries , community out reach to the homeless and disasters relief, Advocacy , educational training and community development