Charities In Newcastle Upon Tyne City

To advance the Christian faithTo relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardshipTo promote such other charitable purposes beneficial to the community

Deaflink NE works to improve access to education, health, employment, leisure, equipment and social opportunities for deaf, deafblind, deafened and hard of hearing people who live and work in the North East, through *awareness training *providing information to the community *Providing support and network through our groups

The objects of the charity are to advance and promote the relief of sickness across Europe through the development and evaluation of novel therapies for support of failing organ systems; maintaining a registry of such novel therapies; supporting clinical research and providing educational programs for medical professionals and lay communities including organising a scientific symposium each year.

The Trust receives and invest funds from donors for the benefit of Newcastle University. Grants are made twice each year to the University to fund posts, scholarships and projects, in accordance with the specific wishes of the donors.

PROPAGATE CHRISTIANITY THROUGH CHRISTIAN MEETINGS, SEMINARS, CONVENTIONS, CRUSADES; THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION; EVANGELICAL TRAINING; COUNSELING, SPONSORING OF PROGRAMMES FOR THE RELIEF OF NEGLECTED, POOR AND THE ELDERLY; PUBLICATIONS DISTRIBUTIONS OF BOOKS, AUDIO, AND VIDEOTAPES

The charity provides community centre facilites to the local community and beyond. Room space is hired out to various organisations. Amongst other things it is used as a polling station, councillor meetings, resident groups, blood donor site. It was also used as a base for victims who were caught up in local flooding within the area last year. It depends on an annual Local Government grant.

Promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Newcastle upon Tyne and in particular people of Bangladeshi origin without distinction of sex, political, religious or other opinions, by associating together the said inhabitants and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation.

We provide a wide range of personal and social development activities to children and young people 8-19 years. We deliver 10 group sessions per week across this age range. Some of our activities include, but not limited to cooking, arts & crafts, games & challenges, DJing, football, outdoor activities,volunteering, training, life skills, Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme and more.

THROUGH GRANTS TO OUR STRATEGIC PARTNERS AND OTHER SUPPORT, WE PROMOTE POLICY CHANGE BY FUNDING PROJECTS THAT INFORM DISCUSSION AND INFLUENCE PUBLIC POLICY. OUR AIM IS TO EMPOWER COMMUNITIES AND REDUCE SOCIAL DEPRIVATION.

WE ARE A LOCAL GRASSROOTS FOOTBALL CLUB WITH OVER 200 BOYS AND GIRLS FROM THE AGE OF 4 TO 19. WE RUN THE CLUB THROUGH SUBSCRIPTIONS AND FUNDRAISING.

We aim to help communities, especially those most marginalised and disadvantaged, influence health and social care planning and delivery to more accurately reflect local needs and aspirations.

The charity works with individuals and groups from the BAMER and wider commmunity on issues that affect them. The charity aims to promote community cohesion and reduce social isolation.We have volunteering and mentoring opportunities, community events and youth projects and advance social and cultural intergration of disadvantaged BAME, refugee, asylum seekers and migrant communities.

To raise aspirations and create better prospects by supporting individuals to become resilient, confident, ambitious and independant under our vision of "Your Future - Our Business". To achieve the objectives of the charity through the provision of education and vocational training, provide counselling and advisory services and assist with advice and information to both individuals and charities.

The provision of community facilities in and around the Summerhill area of the West End of Newcastle

Christian worship and service to the local community

The Objects of the Charity are to advance the appreciation and understanding of the arts primarily but not exclusively the visual arts and crafts for the benefit of the public. Based in Newcastle, we house 39 artist studios and have an annual programme of exhibitions and events open to members of the public, and partner with local businesses and schools supporting educational events.

TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG PERSONS WHO 1) ARE UNDER THE AGE OF 25; AND 2) ARE IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE; AND 3) ARE RESIDENT IN THE CITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE

To provide for the benefit of children under sixteen years on the 1st January in any particular year of benefit who have displayed exceptional character in overcoming serious sickness or injury and who are deserving of an award to recognise such achievement.

The objects of the CIO are delivered through group activities in specific venues, detached work in the area, holiday activities and one-to-one support.

Representing the views, concerns and ideas of older people in Newcastle upon Tyne

Teaching and training in Christian activities, in the UK, Europe and Africa.

We provide long term programmes of support for young people from some of the most challenging backgrounds, providing access to the finance, social capital, opportunities and the supportive relationships needed to succeed in tertiary education and beyond.

Providing grants for STEM related education across the North East of England, in particular advancing the education of students of UTC South Durham.

Apna Ghar is a centre run by and for minority ethnic women residing in a deprived area of South Tyneside. The centre provides vocational and non-vocational classes i.e. IT, English for beginners. Make services more accessible to the senior citizen members of the community with luncheon clubs, health awareness sessions. It also provides activities for the youth community.