Charities In Northumberland

To advance & promote the science, education & technology of Mining Engineering & engineering generally. To secure the increased safety & improved health and well being of those employed. To collect, acquire & disseminate, scientific knowledge & technical information. To advance & promote the science & technology of addressing the environmental & socio-economic legacies of former mining activities.

The aims and objectives of the Club will be:To offer coaching, competitive and recreational opportunities in athleticsTo promote the Club within the local community and athleticsTo ensure a duty of care to all members of the ClubTo provide all its services in a way that is fair to everyoneTo offer enjoyment and friendship in the sport of athletics to all ages and abilities

We provide facilities and promote activities in educational, social and cultural fields. Although located in a small village within the Gateshead metropolitan area, our catchment area for users and visitors extends more widely, which is reflected in the next section.

PENSIONS FOR SPINSTERS OVER 55 YEARS OF AGE, WHO BY WAY OF ILL-HEALTH OR INFIRMITY CANNOT EARN A LIVELIHOOD

Issuing grants to the elderly

Fundraising to donate to school - ie books/trips/playground equipment

We are a community centre who provides activities to bring the community together. We host events throughout the year such as Easter hunts, summer discos and we have an annual Christmas events for both the children and adults of the local community. We also have weekly activities: bingo, and clubs such as judo, tai chi, running and we provide room hire for the locals to have party's/functions.

The Charity acts as a source of financial and other assistance to the Parochial Church Council of Holy Trinity and St Mary Berwick-upon-Tweed

The Stephen Carey Fund works with local communities and organisations within Northumberland towards the placement of defibrillators throughout the county, to provide emergency life saving training to improve the knowledge of communities and organisations and increase awareness of cardiac arrest.

We provide childrens' services ie playgroup and youth clubs.

The relief of poverty,the advancement of education,the advancement of the Jewish religion and any other purposes which are both charitable and benficial to persons practising or adhereing to the Jewish religion in the North East of England and its neighbouring areas

The Fund aims to provide assistance for vulnerable,disabled, disadvantaged or deprived groups of people or individuals within the Northumbria Police area as well as supporting community groups.

Provision of Village Hall for use by the local community

To provide holiday accommodation for patients suffering from renal disease, and their families and carers. To support the welfare of the above with financial support

Uniformed Youth Service (Scouting)

Scouting for young people aged 6 years to 13 years

Provides support to needy individuals and other institutions committed to the welfare of the people of Blyth community

The work of the Trust continues to wards achieving the priorities regarded as important by the residents in the area of benefit

Hall for the use of the inhabitants of the parish of Kirknewton and the surrounding area without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life of the said inhabitants and visitors to the area.

Tynedale Stroke Club provides relief and support for people living in the Hexham and Tynedale area, Northumberland, who have suffered stoke, in particular by the provision of support, advice, recreation and other leisure time occupations to such persons, their carers and families. To improve their quality of life the club organises speakers, art and craft, games, outings and holiday breaks.

The charity continues to seek partnerships to further its aims of community development by supporting projects particularly for the young

Provide classes and training in Irish Dancing

Amateur Symphony Orchestra providing musical education to members through weekly rehearsals leading to a concert. Minimum of two concerts a year given within our area to members of the public. Additional concerts also given to Schools to encourage school children to play music.

Provision of horse riding activities for children and adults with disabilities. We operate near Morpeth and draw our riders from the city and surrounding areas. Due to the specialisms of our instructors there is particular provision for those with visual impairment and with learning disabilties. Our riders have had great success in regional and national competition.

We raise money by fundraising and charging fees for use of the Hall, to ensure we can maintain the building and its fabric, cover running costs e.g. fuel, light, rates insurance & caretakers wages.