Charities In Northumberland

the group exists to provide & manage 3 angling events for the disabled ages from 7/77 each event is well supported by members Carers volunteers. These individuals are all registered disabled wheelchairs users, visual impairment and /or learning difficulties. The ethos of the group is one of friendship and social inclusion and promotes well-being & increases self-esteem amongst the disabled people.

The charity owns and makes available to the public a collection of Roman antiquities.

SPORT AND RECREATION

Scouting activities, including Beavers, Cubs and Scouts.

Raise the awareness of the heritage of Bamburgh for visitors to and residents of Bamburgh.

The Mitford Family Trust supports the church at Mitford to maintain the fabric of the church

We are an all inclusive drama and musical society with a youth theatre. We perform throughout Northumberland and Tyneside. Our aim is to be an inclusive organisation. This is a holding note only until a full note can be prepared.

Learning disabilitys.

The aim of the project is to coordinate, support and train local volunteers in conserving and enhancing the special qualities of the Northumberland Coast AONB, this could be through;1. Wildlife and habitat conservation activities2. Beach Cleaning3. Dealing with invasive and non-native species4. Plant and wildlife monitoring and recording5. Improving access to the coast.

Management and development of an outdoor centre called Milkhope Farmhouse, Kidland Forest, Alwinton, Northumberland. Organisation of educational visits for young people and community groups in the North East.

Sunderland AS is run by volunteers who promote the science of astronomy to the people of North East England. We host group visits to our observatory at Washington Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust as well as holding regular open evenings for the general public.

To consider applications for funding towards further education and training from people who live or have been educated in Heddon on the Wall.

Promote the use of the Village Hall for the benefit of the local cmmunity

Provision of facilities for the use of the inhabitants of Lowick and the surrounding area

BRASS BAND - PLAYING, TEACHING NEW PLAYERS TO READ MUSIC, PLAY AND PERFORM.DEVELOP SKILLS OF CURRENT PLAYERS. ENTERTAIN PUBLIC.

Scouting exists to actively engage and support young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.

M.A.S. is a local history society that presents a series of lectures, outings and an annual exhibitiion.It is also actively trying to establish a local museum/heritage centre based on The Society's own collection.

Fundraising to help support Belford First school by providing 'extras' that would not be provided through the school budget

Education and promotion of South-Asian art and culture

To advance education of public in appreciation of music & in particular piano music through provision of recitals & concerts via such other charitable ways that trustees may determine from time to time. Our educational aims have been achieved through our continued promotion of piano recitals of classical music given entirely by professional artists of international renown.

The aim of the Trust is to promote the education, in its widest sense, of young people under the age of 25. The young person or their parent must be a member or attender of a meeting of the Religious Society of Friends within the areas of Cumberland, Durham or Scotland General Meetings.

Support the Cathedral of St. Nicholas financially and with volunteer support and give help and advice to the local community.

Delivering scout activities for boys and girls aged 6 to 18yrs in the Ashington and Bedlington areas of Northumberland.

102 Education/Training109 Arts/Cultur110 Sport/Recreation113 Economic/Community Development202 Elderly/Old People206 Other Defined Groups

Raise monies through various events ( Shop, Coffee Mornings, Donations, etc.) to benefit the patients and staff at the Alnwick hospitals.