Charities In Northumberland

We help and assist poor people mainly children's, in Angola Africa province of Kuite Bie, but, we also help communities in Northeast of England, we are also working partnership with local authorities. hospitals, association we receives donation from the public and local companies, food, used, cloths, shoes, money if necessary, disposable material for hospitals such as; needles, syringes.

Fundraising to build a sensory Garden in Column Field Alnwick

We work together for our school to advance the education of the pupils in the school by: Engaging in activities which support the school. Providing funding for items for the school not provided from statutory funds. Developing extended relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school.

We provide a safe and caring environment for young people to access after school. Many of the young people who attend our project experience serious level of depravation and as a result have mental health issues which affects their capacity to achieve and lead a balanced life. Our work endeavours to address those needs and encourage, affirm and support our vulnerable young people.

Enhances the development and education of children under statutory school age by encouraging parents to understand and provide the needs of their children through community groups.

The provision of recreational and community facilities.

One of RANE's main objective is to continue with the political campaign, to raise public awareness. We organise demonstrations/rallies and public meetings with local, national and international politicians and government ministers to raise the Rohingya Refugee crisis. RANE actively seeks donations to continue to provide aid work at the refugee camp providing vital essentials.

Fundraising for school activities: School Fairs, sponsored events etc

musical performances for adults young people and children

Provides a green area for the village to use

Eastfield Estates Community Association provides activities and events for local residents.

The provision of recreational and community facilities.

The charity's objective is, in the interests of social welfare, to improve the lives of people in the North East who by reason of their social and economic circumstances are in need of support. The charity provides activities that enable people to improve their physical, mental and social health, feel integrated within their community and develop skills that will benefit them throughout life.

Support students at William Howard School

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE: 1) THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION BY THE PROVISION OF FREE BICYCLES TO CHILDREN IN GUINEA AS A MEANS OF TRANSPORT TO ENABLE THEM TO ATTEND SCHOOL; 2) THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY IN GUINEA BY PROVIDING: GRANTS, ITEMS AND SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED/OR CHARITIES, OR OTHER ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PREVENT OR RELIEVE POVERTY

To advance the education of pupils and other users of Oakfield College by providing or assisting in the provision of educational and community facilities and services.

A small sports pavilion for social/changely purposes.

Prayers and Religious education

TO BENIFIT THE AGED IN THE PARISH

This trust fund supports youngsters throughout the north-east, either individuals or groups, with a bursary of up to ?300, which in some way enriches the quality of their life.

Provide support for people living with MND and their family's. Provide support for people after they have lost someone to MND. - Support, financial. equipment, a meeting place and therapies

The charity seeks to provide for the advancement of the Christian religion for the public benefit by supporting Christian charities that are registered with the Charity Commission for England, charities reaching out to international students studying in Tyne and Wear and charities reaching out to school aged children through school clubs, assemblies and holiday clubs.

Provide assistance and advice to retired and former mineworkers from Lynemouth Colliery.

A full year of social initiatives in partnership with North East churches as part of the national "Hope 08" initiative. The Just 10 series, based on the Ten Commandments, with Canon J John of the Philo Trust took place in Gateshead and Stockton on Tees with more than 88,000 people attending over 10 weeks.

EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATION ACTIVITIES