Charities In Newcastle Upon Tyne City

The trust conducted following charitable activities during the period ended 31st March, 2010:1) Organisation of medical treatment camps at Walawalkar Hospital , located in Dervan- backward region of India called Konkan. 2Conducting training sessions to promote medical facilities, good practice/procedures by example 4) Provision of medical equipments

Objects of the fund:a) To further education in international understanding of children throughout the world without distinction of race, religion or politics so that they may grow to maturity conscious of their responsibilities as human beings;b) To develop the individual child's potential for co-operation with others; and,c) To further research contributing to this work.

We run a site for local people, with an all-year Tennis Club, a Bowling Club, four small allotments and the Garden Village Hall, opened in June 2012. It serves our sports clubs and W.I. It is used for exercise and recreation (e.g. Keep Fit, Tai Chi, and Yoga) and for meetings. It is also available for hire for children's parties and private events.

The advancement of Christian learning and education through libraries & resource centres, and to promote religion and education within the diocese of Newcastle consistent with the Christian faith. Also to provide opportunities for recreation and refreshment to employees, officers & licence-holders within the diocese of Newcastle.

Crossings Community Group provides opportunities for migrants, refugees and asylum seekers to integrate into the communities in which they live. We use music, song writing and team activities to build relationships within the group and with the wider community of the Newcastle and Gateshead area. We aim to improve relationships and understanding through shared positive experiences.

The charity supports chronically-ill renal patients, and their carers, who are outpatients attending the Newcastle Upon HospitalsNHS Foundation Trust Renal Units.

Coxlodge Community Association lease the building known as Coxlodge Community Centre. We have two halls for hire, available on an hourly basis, either as a regular booking, or as a single private hire. All Trustees and helpers are volunteers. The main criteria for hiring out the Centre is to provide a variety of activities for all ages and abilities

We provide free English classes ( ESOL) for Speakers of other languages, both online and at our Newcastle upon Tyne class base for Asylum Seekers, Refugees and migrants, including a growing cohort of unaccompanied asylum seeking young people. English language tuition will help our students to both advance in life and enable them to adapt within a new community.

We aim to raise money to assist the families of sick and deceased children throughout Cumbria and the North East of England. We do this by staging multiple events each year, which we encourage as many people as possible to participate in.

Bright Red aims to improve the lives and treatment of people with blood cancer across the north of England. Through investments in patient care, research and education we are striving to beat illnesses such as leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma myelodysplasia and myeloproliferative diseases.

Newcastle Frontrunners is a running club catering to the north-east of England, and based in Newcastle upon Tyne. We are part of the International Frontrunners network, a family of running clubs which are inclusive and welcome all sections of the community. We aim to reduce homophobia and improve Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT plus) communities participation in sport and running.

Manage and maintain buildings on the site for the use of the community as a venue for activities and meetings

Indoor and outdoor, personal and group scouting activities in line with the World Wide Scouting Organisation.

We provide free lifelong support to stroke survivors and their families living in the North East of England. We provide two private group sessions per week, that include: pool exercise, chair-based exercise, physiotherapy, complementary therapy, drop-in social and use of the public gym. All under the supervision of qualified service providers.

Brass Band

The provision of facilities to enable children and young people to play rugby union football.

Commissioning and create public artworks e.g. murals

To improve facilities and services on offer and promote the interests of NUDSA members.To work with Newcastle United Football Club and other football clubs' to achieve a common standard of facilities and services. To raise funds to help NUDSA achieve its aims. We currently have about 4-5 socials each year at St James' Park, there are special events just for our younger members the 'ZEBRAS'.

Pipe band which exists to promote and provide musical tuition, perform at parades, music festivals and competitions.

NTSB provides tuition and rehearsal facilities for steel pan and gives performances.

Relief of poverty through the provision of educational resources, materials and financial support: B.Promoting and protecting Health and Well-being of children and young people,family through provision of support, education and practical advice in Newcastle and Gateshead: C. Helping them develop their skills, capacity and capabilities to enable them participate in society and inclusion

Sangini believes in creative interventions and creates various approaches to address issues, such as mental health, domestic violence, gender equality. The activities include: ÔÇó Arts projectsÔÇó Artists commissioningÔÇó Educational workshopsÔÇó0001

We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome cats/kittens in the Newcastle and Northumberland area.Cats predominantly come to us through public no longer able to provide for their cats (surrenders), strays handed in to veterinary practices and strays found by the public.We also actively take part in the trap, neuter and release scheme to help manage the feral population in local areas.

We maintain the historic graveyard of St James', Benwell, and engage people in exploring and sharing the history of West Newcastle by running a variety of activities, producing publications, films, exhibitions and other material, and carrying out research into the heritage of the local area.

NSRA promotes the playing of squash and squash57 throughout Northumbria by organising coaching, running competitions such as County Championships (Senior, Masters and Junior) and County Leagues, and providing information and advice to venues with squash courts on how to maximise their use.