Charities In Newcastle Upon Tyne City

The charity has been set up in preparation for a transfer of assets of a community centre and land from Newcastle City Council as part of their divestment policy. The Charity is currently dormant awaiting Council decisions on the terms of that transfer.The Community Centre is currently managed by our charity Westerhope and District Community Association registered charity number 1044378.

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THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE: 1) THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION BY THE PROVISION OF FREE BICYCLES TO CHILDREN IN GUINEA AS A MEANS OF TRANSPORT TO ENABLE THEM TO ATTEND SCHOOL; 2) THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY IN GUINEA BY PROVIDING: GRANTS, ITEMS AND SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED/OR CHARITIES, OR OTHER ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PREVENT OR RELIEVE POVERTY

The charity, based in the North East of England, provides a support structure for women diagnosed with breast cancer and ongoing support following their treatment through regular group meetings, social activities and fundrasing events. The charity also, through its fundraising activities, provides funding to other cancer research, treatment and aftercare organisations and facilities.

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Relief of PovertyReligious activities

Relief of poverty in the parish of The Church of St Andrew, Newgate St, Newcastle Upon Tyne.

Provision of an ecumenical chaplaincy service for the benefit of people working in or visiting Newcastle city centre. THIS CHARITY IS NOW DORMANT - ACTIVITIES ARE NOW BEING UNDERTAKEN BY A NEW CHARITY WHICH IS ALSO A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE

The Newcastle Philosophy Society runs a number of regular events including lectures and conversation groups. The Newcastle Philosophy Society also works in conjunction with other local organisations to run one-off events including lectures and conversation groups. We have finances available for others wishing to pursue the running of such events.

The Trust facilitates the advancement of the Christian religion for the public benefit. It provides and maintains gospel halls where religious meetings are held including the carrying on of the service of God, and it facilitates the distribution of Christian literature and engagement with the wider community and other charitable organisations.

To promote understanding, good will, and equity between people of different faiths, cultures and communities - particularly through education, community cohesion, the celebration of diversity and co-operation with other groups and organisations within the faith, community, voluntary, statutory and private sectors.

To care for, educate and enhance the life skills and life experiences, within the community, of adults with a learning disablity.To relieve the needs of such adults by providing education, information and advice to the public on the ways in which they may be supported to take their place in society, and by providing information on implementing and sharing best supporting practice.

The objects of the charity are for the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention and, in particular, to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals

Conservation Corridors undertakes the following activities:1. Organising and managing Voluntary Environmental Monitoring programmes in the UK and Belize2. Organising and matching UK volunteers to support Environmental, Heritage and Social Service programmes in the UK and Belize.3. Organising fundraising events in the UK to support environmental and humanitarian causes in Belize.

Charitable purposes within the Parish of St Nicholas Newcastle upon Tyne

To maintain held land as public recreation ground for the children and inhabitants of the neighbourhood.

Fund raising for the benefit of students in the College. A forum for information for parents and prospective parents.

To advance religious harmony and education by promoting knowledge and mutual understanding and respect of belief and practices of different religious faiths, including awareness of thier distinctive features and thier common ground and to promote good relations between persons of different faiths

We currently support other charities working in the Christian field of discipling and training

The Laing Art Gallery was founded in 1901 by Alexander Laing. The present site of the Gallery was suggested in 1899 and the following year Alexander Laing offered --£20,000 to the local council, which unanimously accepted his generous donation. The Laing in now managed on behalf of Newcastle City Council by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums.

To promote the education of children, young persons and the general public and to improve the quality of life of all such persons by providing sporting and recreational facilities for the communityof Wear Valley and other surrounding districts.

Previously registered as West End Refugee Service (WERS) 1077601. We provide holistic, trauma-informed support, IAA-registered advice, material aid, mentoring & capacity-building to help secure employment. Through our activities, we tackle poverty & exclusion, promote two-way integration, connect communities & challenge racism and xenophobia.

EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DIFFICULTIES OR A DISABILITY

Provides free audio recordings of news information and entertainment for visually impaired people.

Education and training