Charities In Newcastle Upon Tyne City

Management and development of an outdoor centre called Milkhope Farmhouse, Kidland Forest, Alwinton, Northumberland. Organisation of educational visits for young people and community groups in the North East.

Grants to organisations. Grants made to organisations for the benefit of children and adults in Newcastle upon Tyne

End Polio NowRotary Foundation, Disaster reliefThird world help e.g.Gambia health & education of children, Palestinian childrens educationGibside school Whickham, Hermitage Garden WhickhamSheltered Housing - various homes WhickhamEmmanuel College prize donations,Whickham school prize donationsCommunity Bus, Local under 7's, Under 11's, under 15's football and cricketCalls for Heroes

Sponsoring children from poor background acquire secondary /higher education which is not free Kenya. Atleast sh60,000 (£420) is needed to join high school which the parents cannot raise. These amounts help pay for fees, uniform and boarding facilities eg beddings & transport and thereafter continue paying the fees of about £120 per term for 4 years then college or universities.

The foundation fund raises and helps charities within the UK as agreed by the trustees and in line with our founding principle of supporting charitable organisations that were either close to Fiona' s heart or from which she benefitted in her lifetime . For example we provide grants by way of scholarships to female undergraduates in chemical engineering at Newcastle University.

Funds are raised through voluntary effort and then disbursed to individuals and organisations as charitable donations

To relieve iether generally or individually persons who are serving or have served in the Parachute Regiment and Airborne Forces or the dependants of such persons who are in conditions of need hardship or distress.

Raising awareness of the importance of learning CPR to help save lives.Increasing availability of life saving defibrillator equipment in the community.

To advance education for the public benefit through the provisions of programmes for teachers to improve the quality of education in schools.

TO MAKE GIFTS TO EVANGELICAL CAUSES TO PROMOTE PASTORAL WORK, EDUCATION AND SUPPORT WORK IN FURTHERING THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST.

Parent Teacher Association for School. Raising money by putting on events such as Summer Fair with funds going to school to support school activities and expenditure such as subsidising trips and buying books or equipment.

To fund in the form of a donation to a pre-existing junior football club in deprived areas that are struggling to survive and would benefit from a charitable donation as well as organisations with individuals who are appropriately qualified and are actively researching Giant Cell Myocarditis

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Crimson Cord Ministries is a North East of England registered charity set up to assist local, national and international people and organisations in need of financial support and/or protection, help, sustenance and home shelter in times of trouble, hardship or physical danger. Our head office is in Corbridge, Northumberland.

We have always strived to be a help to the cancer community and have done this verysuccessfully but we are hearing of other hospital departments that also need help sowe would like to broaden our objectives that way can provide equipment for thetreatment of other illnesses while still providing help for those affected by Cancer .

Award of one or more annual prizes for research work undertaken under the direction of a member of the Association of Physicians of the North East of England, in order to encourage young doctors to research and expand medical knowledge.

We aim to enhance the whole school experience of every child attending St Michaels, bringing families together and strengthening home/school relationships whilst embedding our school into the heart of our community. We raise funds through school an community activities and events and support the school with non statutory equipment and resources to ensure all children enjoy amazing opportunities.

The education of the public by the promotion of art and the support, assistance and improvement of the Hatton Gallery in co-operation with its management and staff.

Create a greater awareness of personal fitness and and healthy lifestyle through the activities of the organisation.To offer coaching and competitive opportunities in Amateur Boxing. To allow greater representation from under-represented groups.To develop initiatives that engages the traveling community, black and minority ethnic communities and people with disabilities.

1. To promote, improve and advance public education and knowledge of the development of railways associated with Robert Stephenson, his Companies, Partnerships, and other interests in the City of Newcastle upon Tyne.2. To preserve for Newcastle upon Tyne and the nation, historical and architectural buildings and associated artefacts concerned with the development of railways.

Gives small grants to individuals in North East England and Cumbria who have had a Breast Cancer Diagnosis.Grants up to £100. Fundraising events mainly organised locally.

(a) to support, promote and consolidate the work of community, residential and voluntary groups in the suburb of Jesmond in Newcastle upon Tyne; and (b) to provide a vehicle for such groups to observe and participate in issues affecting residents of Jesmond and their communities.

The Felling Band Rehearses once per week on a regular basis. The band's goal is to play brass band music within the Gateshead borough and educate local people about brass banding. The band currently competes several times throughout the year within the Second Section.

For the benefit of the public to further the conservation and preservation of the red squirrel species primarily but not exclusively in the Ponteland area and to advance the education of the public in the study of red squirrels and in their conservation and habitat preservation

Altering Images of Mentality aims to enable and empower the local community to address all issues surrounding mental health in an effort to tackle discrimination and to reduce the stigma felt by people with mental health problems. AIM evolved from Newcastle and North Tyneside Health Promotion Department's World Mental Health Day planning group but is now busy campaigning all year round.