Charities In North Yorkshire

The regular worship of god, the father, son and holy spirit. The teaching of christian faith and doctrine. The pastoral care of parishioners.

The Charity's objective is to relieve elderly people living within the Borough of Scarborough who are in need, in particular but not exclusively by reason of financial hardship or disability, by providing housing for rent and items, services or facilities calculated to reduce the needs of such persons. We own 40 flats which are let at less than market rents to elderly people.

The objectives are:to bring quality arts events into Swaledale and Wensleydale,to promote education and learning generally within Swaledale and Wensleydale,to act as an arts development body for the benefit of the local community of Swaledale and Wensleydale.

AMP works with strategic partners to deliver high quality music-making activities for children and young people across rural North Yorkshire. Working across a range of music genres and styles our projects enable young people to access learning and performance opportunities with highly skilled artists and develop new musical, personal and social skills.

Provision of social housing.

YoYo supports and serves primary and secondary schools to achieve relevant and effective communication of the Christian faith. In traditional and contemporary ways it seeks to offer York's children and young people opportunities to learn the values of Jesus Christ's teaching for their life. As a non-denominational trust we work collaborately with volunteers and youth workers from many churches.

Our sim is for Easingwold and District to be a community where all residents have a good quality of life and a sense of well-being and belonging. Our main activities are:A Community Car SchemeMeals on WheelsA Carers sitting serviceA Befriending serviceTelephone BefriendingCollecting shopping and prescriptionsKnit and Natter groupCrossword ClubCommunity MinibusSocial Inclusion

Apply income for any charitable purpose relating to the NHS wholly or mainly for the services provided by the Tees, Esk & Wear Valleys NHS Trust.

Mission statement: With kindness and compassion, we will step into action to mobilise and connect people within Skipton and the surrounding villages. We will offer safe spaces and engaging activities, which demonstrate and celebrate the diverse skills and gifts of every individual. Through collaboration and mutual respect we will become the strongest, happiest and healthiest community we can be

The Sidewalk Youth Organisation has been working in Scarborough for over 30 years, and was founded by Churches Together in 1989. Sidewalk's emphasis is on meeting the needs of young people where they are. We aim to provide ongoing support and informal education for young people, with a view to building better communities. Our focus is Detached Youth Work, Mentoring and Creative Group Work.

We are a purely voluntary organisation. The people who greet you in the lodge and take your money and set up the equipment for you are all members who have volunteered, as are the ground staff, club officers and our highly-trained team of instructors.

The Unicorn Centre is a member group of the national charity Riding for the Disabled Association providing riding therapy and learning opportunities for disabled children and adults in the Tees Valley area. Our aim is to provide riding for people with disabilities in an inclusive, safe and supportive environment that will allow each individual to achieve their full potential.

Fundraising for school, purchase and sale of Fairtrade items, numerous day trips and 10 residential trips - Paris, Kingswood, Bewerley Park, Italy, Netball Weekend, Poland, Belfast, Climbing Trip, London, Belgium.

To provide facilities, amenities and funding that improves and promotes the comfort, well being and education of military personnel. Also to promote social, sporting, adventure and team activities.

Working with families affected by divorce, separation, living apart to sort out practical issues, resolve conflict or dispute causing distress and standing in way of planning for the future. Looking at shared parenting and care from separate homes, fair division of finances and property on family break up, effects of family breakdown on individual family members, options for dealing with these.

The Hut York was set up to provide meaningful and purposeful activities for people with enduring mental health and/or learning disabilities. Currently there are over 200 members. At present we run session on arts, crafts, games, a men's lunch club and vocational, social and life-skills along with work experience. The activities do change and are tailored to individuals' health and interests.

The Trustees award grants.

1. To relieve people of all ages who are diagnosed with an autistic spectrum disorder and in particular by the provision of support and assistance to such persons and their families and carers.2. To increase public awareness regarding the problems and circumstances of people with autistic spectrum disorders and their families and carers and to encourage acceptance in the community.

TO PROVIDE THE NECESSARY FACILITIES FOR THE DAILY CARE AND RECREATION OF CHILDREN OUT OF SCHOOL HOURS AND TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF THE STAFF IN THIS PROVISION.

Community Transport Partnership

Ryedale Carers Support provides practical and emotional support for carers, the people they care for and older people living on their own. The service is provided by volunteers. We achieve this by providing:*A Carers sitting service*My Neighbourhood - befriending and low level practical support*A Support Groups for Carers*Songs and Scones *Farmers Breakfast*A Walking Group

To advance the Christian Faith for the benefit of the public in accordance with the statements of belief of the Church of England as defined by the Parochial Church Council (Powers) Measure1956

Healthwatch North Yorkshire aims to improve health and social care services and population wellbeing by involving the public and patients in shaping service delivery and reform.

The Society has continued to further its objectives. The provision of information, advice and support, and the availability of facilities benefit our beneficiaries. The Society's premises are valued by people with learning disabilities and the local community. The extended and refurbished facilities are well used. Attendance during activities is good.

A self Advocacy Charity run by and for adults with learning disabilities to break down barriers and bring people together train groups of professionals about what a learning disability is and meet with service providers to talk about our issues.organise events and raise funds to keep the charity runningHold social events throughout the yearWe are also a accredited training centre