Charities In Northumberland

The charity provides opportunities and activities for individuals to improve wellbeing and opportunities for volunteering.

The relief of poor and distressed Freemasons and their families.

YOUTH AND COMMUNITY WORK IN COMMUNITIES SUFFERING THE EFFECTS OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEPRIVATION - THROUGHOUT THE NORTH EAST OF ENGLAND

sport and cultural activities

Receipt of investment income

Promoting the arts

Pursuit of archaeology, by lectures, walks, excavation, field work, publication, etc.

WE PROVIDE RESPITE CARE FOR CHERNOBYL CHILDREN, IN THE FORM OF HOSTED HOLIDAYS IN THE UK (NORTHUMBERLAND & NORTH TYNESIDE). WE ENCOURAGE EDUCATION, LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE DURING THEIR VISITS.

Relieving bowlers and their dependants who are in need, hardship or distress and to assist and further such charitable purposes as the committee of the Northumberland County Bowling Association Benevolent Fund shall determine.

Our charity has been successful over the past years in providing a wide range of facilities including hydrotherapy, soft-play & multi-sensory rooms, the smaller toys & exciting equipment too. There are no paid employees of the charity. Currently our main emphasis is to provide residential holiday experiences for every child/young person in school on a rotational basis.

Money is given to poor people in the parish when required.

The provision and maintenance of two village halls for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Broomhaugh and Riding Mill and visitors to the village (without distinction of political, religious or other opinions) for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving their quality of life.

For the public benefit to advance in life and help children and young people in NorthNorthumberland through:(a) The provision of recreational and leisure time music activities provided in the interestof social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life;(b) Providing music projects which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities toenable them to participate in society a

Preparation and planning underway for a series of publications relating to the 'No Olho Da Rua' archive.Pending a successful result to an Arts Council England application, the publications will be released alongside a number of workshop events in the UK.

The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage in particular but not exclusively by providing grants.

KAIROS Companions in Grief is A Bereavement Counselling & Support Service for Bereaved People throughout Tyne and Wear, Northumberland and County Durham. It offers (a) a specialist one-to-one bereavement counselling service; (b) specialist therapeutic bereavement support groups; (c) organisational bereavement advisory service; (d) from 2013, counselling service for bereaved children.

Since 31/1/07 the charity has not been operational and most of the assets have been transferred to Maggies Cancer Caring Centre to carry on similar work in the future.

To promote understanding, good will, and equity between people of different faiths, cultures and communities - particularly through education, community cohesion, the celebration of diversity and co-operation with other groups and organisations within the faith, community, voluntary, statutory and private sectors.

Raising Money for day trips and events for senior citizens in the NE49 postcode area.

Advancement of education and well-being of young people from the Parish of Blyth by the provision of grants to deserving students active in the fields of the arts of physical recreation to be used for the furtherance of their activities and to enable them to attend centres of excellence or similar establishments.

Abbeyfield is a charity providing housing, support for older people.

To support people and improve quality of life through use of the natural environment; on how greenspaces are used and can be improved; use of nature to improve well-being.Education; practical skills (conservation, gardening and traditional crafts); volunteering opportunities and holiday activities all support the improvement of the environment and allow people to link to local greenspaces.

Railway museum.

The object of the CIO is to promote community participation in healthy recreation for the public benefit by making public pathways for cycling, walking and recreational use in accordance with the recreational charities act. We are funded by charitable donations from both the public, private and charitable sectors. Our operations are within the United Kingdom.

To provide an open space for the benefit of the community and visitors.