Charities In Northumberland

To support the local community in and around Cramlington in Northumberland through the provision of facilities for particpation in sport, community and healthy recreation. The charitable name of rugby league club, Cramlington Rockets RLFC.

BASED IN A COMMUNITY COLLEGE, AND OFFICES, PROVIDING SUPPORT IN SPECIAL NEEDS/DISABILITY ISSUES. FOR KIDS WE PROVIDE, SOCIAL, RECREATIONAL,LEISURE ACTIVITIES,EXCURSIONS, RESIDENTIAL WEEKENDS,WIDER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES. FOR PARENTS/CARERS/SIBLINGS/FRIENDS, WE OFFER INFORMATION,SUPPORT,GUIDANCE,ADVICE,ADVOCACY, REPRESENTATION & WELLBEING. WE ARE INCLUDED IN THE BOROUGH'S SEND "LOCAL OFFER".

?Our Mission is to help those with different learning abilities to realise their full potential as individuals by providing craft, design, & general art training.We aspire to develop individual strengths and build on self-esteem and self confidence through the courses and practical work experience we offer.?

The provision of sports, leisure and social facilities and services for the people of the Rede Tyne and Coquet valleys for the purposes of relaxation and with the object of improving conditions of life.

Tyneside Outdoors provides primarily young people with the opportunity to learn and explore in the outdoors. Using a Community Development approach, we engage disadvantaged young people in regular activities that build their confidence and skills, provide them with new opportunities and help them to appreciate the natural world.

The Newcastle Bach Choir holds 3 or 4 public concerts annually, one of which is always features the works of JS Bach. It also aims to perform works by twentieth century British composers on a regular basis. In addition, the choir engages in activities (workshops, outreach, partnerships with other choirs) to further its musical objectives.

we supply our facilities to all users in our area with no specific charitable activiuty

To support BAME refugees and asylum seekers (mainly from Sudan, Syria, Kuwait, Iran, etc) and their wives with young children who are mainly economically inactive, unemployed or short-term unemployed.

THE RESCUE AND REHABILITATION OF SICK AND INJURED WILDLIFE ACROSS NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE

Educational meetings and support are provided for Parents/Carers and Professionals who care for children with specific learning difficulties (dyslexia) and related conditions. Information and guidance is offered to families and individuals, and Conferences and Workshops are arranged. Dyslexia Screening, Assessment, Tuition and Group Activities are available for adults and children with dyslexia.

Scouting Activities and Education for young people from 6 years to 25 years

PROVIDES A BUILDING WHICH COMPRISES A SPORTS HALL,MEETING ROOMS,KITCHEN AND SPORTS CHANGING ROOMS FOR USE BY THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE.

The running of football teams including coaching covering under eight year olds right through to under eighteen year olds.

A drop in centre for people with Multiple Sclerosis, their family and carers. We aim to help them cope with the affects of this disability through therapies, exercise and listening

This charity has now become active on the successful completion of the transfer of assets from the old unincorporated association of the same name. The main function of the charity is the management of Westfield Park, Longhoughton's sport and community centre. The charity will also be expected to play its part in planning for the future progress of the local community.

We work with LGBTQ plus people seeking asylum and those who have been granted leave to remain but are unsettled. Based in Newcastle, we cover the North East region. We provide social opportunities where members can meet safely and enjoy each other's company. We work one-to-one with each member helping to provide detailed case information.

We raise funds from grants and fund-raising activities and use these funds to support activities that advance musical education for children and young people in and around North Tyneside.

The activites of the charity are to advance, for the public benefit, the education (including social, physical, spiritual and mental development) of young people in the North East of England by making grants to other charities, ministries and organisations.

We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome stray and unwanted animals in the North East of England.

The charity provides a place of recreation, social interaction and education for all the inhabitants within a 10 mile radius of Rothbury and in other parts of Upper Coquetdale.

Provide halls and rooms for organisations to hire. We have four rooms available to hire. Our large hall can hold up to 200 people for various activitiesOur small hall again can be used for various activities and holds up to 80 personsThe new community room holds smaller events for up to 12 personsOur meeting room is regularly used for coffee mornings and a welcome place for our residents

The Trust carries out projects in pursuance of its objective to preserve the historical, architectural, and constructional heritage in and around the Borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed.

A youth resource for young people living in the Allen Valleys and surrounding areas where they can access support, informal education, advice and guidance and participate in programmes of physical, educational and other activities helping young people to develop their skills and self-confidence to enable them to participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals;

To provide residential accommodation for the poor and needy residing in or near Earsdon, Newburn and Shilbottle.

The object of the Trust is the payment of donations to such charitable bodies or institutions as the trustees may in their absolute discretion from time to time determine.