Charities In North Tyneside

The charity collects its investment income and distributes monies to charities and institution in accordance with its objects.

Makes small grants to clergy in the Diocese of Newcastle to enable them to take a break from their parish duties

To advance the education of the children, young people, and adults involved with Brass Bands and develop the art of Brass Band music-making for the benefit of the general public, in particular within the counties of North Yorkshire, Cumbria, Cleveland, County Durham, Tyne and Wear, and Northumberland, by the provision and support of training and public performance of a range of works

The Carl Chapman Trust is a Charity that provides grants to individuals involved in the sport of Gymnastics in the North East. A Grant application form with guidance notes and details are available on the City of Newcastle Gymnastics Academy website.

The RAF Association provides relief of serving and ex-service members of the Royal Air Force who are in need by giving information, advice and support- sometimes financial

Northern Chords Festival advances education by promoting and providing opportunities for the appreciation, understanding and enjoyment of the art of music in particular by the provision of an annual festival, public concerts, lectures, tuition and youth engagement programmes.

OUR GROUP UNDERTAKES VOLUNTARY WORK TO IMPROVE AND CONSERVE THE PRESENT BRIDLEWAY NETWORK.WE WORK WITH OTHER BRIDLEWAY USERS, LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND LANDOWNERS TO IDENTIFY & PROVIDE ¶MISSING LINKS÷ WHERE THE NETWORK IS FRAGMENTED. WE ORGANISE 10 MILE PLEASURE RIDES TO PROMOTE BRIDLEWAY AWARENESS. ISSUE QUARTERLY NEWSLETTERS. GIVE ADVICE & INFORMATION TO MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

To provide social activities for families with children who may have special educational or additional learning needs. To raise funds to provide resources and activities to enhance their education and extended activities beyond school. To encourage and support the involvement of parents, carers, friends and families.

To provide funds to supplement the resources of the hospital service. To make submission on any matter of NHS or management policy within the hospital as so far as it affects the residents of the hospital. To support research into the causes, prevention and treatment of mental handicap

The objects of the charity are to further in every way allowed by law the education and relief of deaf children without regard to race religion creed disability sex or family circumstance.

Rescue & Rehoming of Old English Sheepdogs in the North East & Cumbria area.

To improve, protect and preserve, for the benefit of the public, Killingworth Village and its surrounding countryside, and generally to protect and preserve the rural character and civic amenities of the aforesaid area.

Accept voluntary contributions and hold Social events

PROVIDING DIETARY & ORAL HEALTH EDUCATION SESSIONS FOR CHILDREN AGED PRE-SCHOOL TO THE AGE OF 11. THE SESSIONS WILL COVER UNDERSTANDING THE IMPORTANCE OF GOOD DENTAL HEALTH; EDUCATING CHILDREN ON WHAT CAUSES TOOTH DECAY; ENCOURAGING DAILY DENTAL CARE. THE SESSIONS WILL USE A MIX OF GAMES, COLOURING SHEETS, LEARNING DENTAL HEALTH VOCABULARY, DISCUSSING FOODS AND CAUSES OF DENTAL DECAY.

Financial assistance to members of the Scout Association within parts of the NE of England

Launch of skiff 'Bebside'. Recruitment. Taking part in various events with local and Scottish clubs. Regular training sessions during season (April - October). Supported Tall Ships Race. Training of members. Negotiating new lease with Port Training Centre, Blyth (to become effective in 2018)

Park View Project was created to support those digitally excluded, who may experience social and economic isolation because they fear potential cyber-crime, lack confidence, or feel left-behind because technology moves so fast. Located in Shiremoor, North Tyneside, Our charity is located in a disability support service with a purpose-built IT suite where there is available one-to-one support.

AWD Response North East is a Charitable organisation that provides emergency services during extreme weather conditions. They are dedicated to helping people who are stranded, delivering food and water to remote areas, and assisting with road closures. Their service is free, and they prioritize those who are in the greatest need of assistance.

The charity is run by people from business and the public sector, bringing their skills together for free to facilitate fundraising to help change lives and break cycles of deprivation, thus improving the life chances of disadvantaged children.We achieve this by using the funds to improve access to High Borrans for children who for whatever reason may be unable to go under normal circumstances.

General charitable purposes in the Whitley Bay & North Tyneside area including- relief of the poor & needy- grants & donations to young people for vocational studies and and advancement of the arts- any other charitable purposes deemed appropriate by the Trustees

Provide grants to individuals and organisations for the advancement of education and relief of hardship of children and young people living in Northumberland, Tyne and Wear and Durham.

Multi Cultural Integration Centre receives funding to develop different projects involving people from a variety of social, economic and cultural backgrounds in order to raise cultural awareness and to expose ways in which racism and discrimination exclude and harm ethnic communities.

Flower arrangement fund

Give assistance to people who are having financial difficulties - these are at discretion of the vicar.