Charities In Northumberland

Funds as approved by the Trustees are used to support a PhD Student from the Institute of Cellular Medicine within the Newcastle University Medical School. The student is determined at the discretion of the Dean of Postgraduate Studies

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.

The band's rehearsals are weekly. It performs at many local functions, charity events and contests. The band organizes concerts and festivals to which celebrity musicians are invited to perform. The band provides individual and group tuition for members and runs a Junior Band for this purpose. Each year junior members are encouraged to take part in the International Brass Band Summer School.

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

Pipe band which exists to promote and provide musical tuition, perform at parades, music festivals and competitions.

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)

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

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.

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.

To provide a venue for local groups and community to use for meetings, social events, training and private hire. to provide events for the local community.

Raising funds for additional facilities/equipment/educational activities for the pupils of Stamfordham Primary School. The activities held throughout the year usually include: Christmas Fair, Easter Event, Summer Fair, children's disco, Campout, and monthly cake stalls as well as providing refreshments at some school functions.

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.

The principal activity is to provide holidays for needy children from the North East of England who would not otherwise have the opportunity of such a break.

Dunston Silver Band is a brass band based in Dunston in Gateshead, which performs in the Second Section in the North of England area. We rehearse twice-weekly and perform regularly at local events, concerts and contests. We also run a youth band, and through this offer free tuition, fun educational activities and use of instruments to any individual wishing to learn to play.

Education and advice. Advice given to the general public and to novice beekeepers. Education on honey bees and honey bee health provided to beekeepers.

Supporting activities and services for young people in the Prudhoe area. Includes opportunities to gain qualifications, participate in healthy lifestyles and give young people the platform to express themselves, promote and support well-being and good mental health.

The Trust exists to help people in hardship or distress. The annual traditional Hollon Tea, on 5th November is attended by 64 annuitants who also receive £30.00 cash donation, including those too frail to attend. The objectives allow trustees to make grants, provide or pay for goods, services or facilities; and make grants to other organisations who provide similar services to those in need.

The charity is a Spiritualist Church affiliated to the Spiritualists' National Union. Public services of worship are held twice per week and spiritualist healing is available for public benefit.

Community football club

Annual agricultural show in rural Northumberland. The Upper Redesdale Show has baking and craft classes, sheep dog trials, sheep judging and general entertainment with children's sports and live entertainment.

educational, social and physical

For the public benefit, to advance the education of the public in and to promote their appreciation of the art and science of music in Berwick and the surrounding area by the presentation of public concerts and music recitals.The programme will include public lectures on musical themes, workshops and community concerts which will ensure inclusivity.

Holy Island Village Hall, AKA Crossman Hall. Building work completed, the premises are operating as a Community Hall providing for a range of activities for Islanders and visitors, such as education, fitness, art & music, entertainment & am dram and local celebrations and dancing etcetera., as a venue for village and church meetings, and other uses that befit our community.