Charities In North Lincolnshire

The Society works to improve the overall quality of life for people with a visual impairment in North Lincolnshire, North East Lincolnshire, East and West Lindsey and Lincoln City. We achieve this by enabling and encouraging independent living through home visiting, the provision of and access to information, equipment and services and the development of community based activities and support.

SUFC Trust works in 4 key areas. Health, Education, Social Inclusion and Sports Participation. Predominantly an activity provider the Trust also provides support and advice to many local people through the medium of sport. Working with varied age groups we provide football activities across North Lincolnshire. We also deliver sessions around healthy lifestyles, teambuilding & multi-sports.

Operation of a working trolleybus and transport museum, including the associated restoration and/ or conservation of exhibits, archives etc.

To focus on sexual health and well-being, particularly targeting young men and women and other vulnerable or marginalised groups.To provide information, support and services to enable people to make informed choices and to take appropriate action, to improve their sexual health and well-being, and reduce the stigma associated with sexually transmitted infections and HIV.

For any charitable purpose or purposes relating to the national health service. To enhance the quality of life for communities, patients, carers and staff in the Rotherham, Doncaster and North Lincolnshire areas.

SUPPORT THROUGH TRAINED VOLUNTEERS TO PEOPLE LEAVING HOSPITAL WHO ARE WITHOUT FRIENDS OR RELATIVES AND WHO NEED UP TO SIX WEEKS TO ADAPT TO 'CHANGED CIRCUMSTANCES'. ALSO A SUPPORT SERVICE TO CARERS WITH DEPENDENTS WHO HAVE CANCER. ALSO A 'TELECARE' SUPPORT SERVICE IN ASSOCIATION WITH PCT AND SOCIAL SERVICES.

VANL is a Council for Voluntary Service (CVS). Its core work is to support, promote and develop the voluntary and community sector (VCS) within North Lincolnshire. As well as its core activities for members, at any one time VANL manages a variety of projects running on both a small and large scale.

The charity provides care and support to vulnerable, isolated and disabled adults in Keelby, Lincolnshire and the surrounding area.

THE PROVISION OF HUMAN RESOURCES. PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY THROUGH THE STAGING OF EVENTS AND ACTS OF PUBLIC WORSHIP. PROVIDING ADVOCACY, ADVICE,TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR MINISTERS AND LAY PERSONS; INFORMATION FOR CIRCUITS IN THE DISTRICT. GIVING FINANCIAL AID TO CIRCUITS AND ORGANISATIONS TO ENABLE THEM TO FURTHER THE OBJECTS OF THE METHODIST CHURCH.

We offer a range of services to young people aged 9-25 as well as members of the wider community including open access sessions, issue based work, sports/well-being, outreach/detached sessions, employment projects, volunteering opportunities, a domestic abuse awareness project and intensive one to one support sessions.

The company operates a sound structure of governance and management to enable our core objectives of; the advancement of the Christian faith, the advancement of education, relief of financial hardship, and the provision of care for all ages and people groups, to be achieved.

The Ropewalk (Barton) charity run The Ropewalk Arts Centre and Museum in Barton upon Humber.

We provide support to those affected by asbestos related conditions, across Yorkshire, Humberside and North Nottinghamshire, to those diagnosed plus their families. Every year, our charity receives over 300 new referrals and we help each individual access (on average) over £24,000 income, plus providing emotional and bereavement support and organising social groups and events for our service users

Religious Activities

Dyslexia Sparks offers support to individuals of all ages with dyslexia and related SPLDs. We provide dyslexia and dyscalculia assessments to children and adults via private referral. We offer specialist tuition to children and adults to develop literacy and maths skills, as well as study skills, time management and report-writing. We provide teacher training as well as support to organisations.

Grimsby and Cleethorpes Methodist Circuit

To enable equality of opportunity for all members of the community to have access to quality arts provisions. Artlink aims to provide quality artistic and cultural activities throughout Hull, East Riding, North Linconlnshire and North East Lincolnshire. It has four areas of delivery; outreach arts projects, gallery development, training and the provision of information.

To provide information, advice and guidance to members of the minority ethnic communities in Hull and the surrounding areas.

Operating on the Westcliff Estate, Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, we provide a range of activities including activities for children and young people, information and signposting for community members, access to education and learning alongside a Workclub giving unemployed people access to the internet for job search, cv preparation. We also support and advocate for members of the community.

Provide local pre-school education for 2 - 5 years old in the village. The charity employs playgroup staff in proportions required to fulfil the legal requirements for pre-school education.

The Charities activities consist of making grants to other charities/voluntary bodies in the medical, child protection and advancement, and the general sector. Its area of operation is mainly but not exclusively East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire

Drop-in day centre for homeless and vulnerable housed adults, including engaging in activities, volunteer program, work experience placements, referrals, general support, food parcels, breakfast, lunch, listening and befriending service, partnership working with drug and alcohol, mental health and local authority housing advice and support teams.

Fulfilling the aims of the national Scout Association in the counties of North East Lincs, North Lincs, East Riding of Yorkshire and Kingston upon Hull for young people between the ages of 6 and 25.

Independent advocacy and participation service working across Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, South Yorkshire and Lincolnshire - enabling homeless people within housing, health and social care settings to have a voice, participate within the services they receive and empower them to reach their full potential.

LCVYS is a membership infrastructure organisation providing support to voluntary and community youth organisations and those providing a service or facility for children and young people in Lincolnshire. It was established in 1994 to provide representation, resources, support and advice for these groups to help them develop and become sustainable.