Charities In Nottingham City

To provide advice and assistance to young people as a means of advancing in life, education and employment and providing recreational and leisure time activities in the interests of social welfare. To provide support to parents and young people with information about education, parenting and health.

Almshouse - provision of housing for elderly single people

To promote community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for the playing of football and other sports capable of improving health.To help young people, especially but not exclusively through leisure time activities, so as to develop their capabilities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society.

A mosque and Islamic education centre in the area of Aspley, Nottingham.

Providing training, advice and guidance to local community to help towards further education, employment and independence. Provide online training courses and increase digital inclusion.

Provision and maintenance of low rent housing for the elderly (over 60's) who are fully retired and able to care for themselves.

The activities of the Charity are to promote the physical, spiritual, intellectual and social development of the Scouts of the City of Nottingham.

Activities of a Religious Organisation

To provide education and entertainment for members of the general public by giving a wide range of affordable, concessionary theatrical performances and concerts of music, drama and dance in the Nottingham area. To improve on performing or back stage skills for both amateur and professional members. Where possible to provide funds, time and performances to help charities.

The charity's objects are to advance public understanding of science technology engineering and maths by providing activities as an annual festival of science and curiosity.Opportunities are targeted for the people of Nottingham and the East Midlands region and are designed to stimulate and nurture curiosity, creativity and innovation and to facilitate dialogue between researchers and public.

The principal objects of the charity are to lease and manage the Chase Neighbourhood Centre, advance education, relieve unemployment in St Ann's Nottingham. To provide facilities for leisure time and recreational activities and to improve the conditions of life for people in the local community.

Specialist knowledge of dementia care in the communityFinancial support and benefits accrualPop in centre for advice and supportA choice of local social activitiesReferral to specialist "person centred" dementia care in the communityFamily support and respite timeA full assessment of the person's needs and a choice of care

Making grants to charities with a Christian ethos

TO PROVIDE HOUSING FOR PEOPLE OVER 55 YEARS

the centre is used for education of children and adults. cultural events are held at the centre. the centre is used for daily prayers. children use it for playing table tennis and other sport activities. rooms are hired to the general public.

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Bakersfield and the neighbourhood, without distinction of gender, sexual orientation, race or of political, religious or other opinions, by associating together the said inhabitants and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations, in common effort to advance education and to provide facilities.

5 Nurseries, Primary School, Youth Club, food and garden programmes, Permaculture, HIV/AIDS counselling. Business opportunities, sponsors Secondary pupils, supports albinos and maternity hospitals. Teacher training. Training in radio journalism. Tailoring and building training for adults with physical disabilities. Vocational training centre for school leavers. Residential hostel. Prison visits.

The charity distributes food and essential items for the relief of poverty to people in crisis within the City and County of Nottingham

Providing support for bereaved families in Nottinghamshire following pregnancy loss or the death of a baby or child. We support anyone who has experienced loss, from early gestation to the death of an older child, with activities including peer support, specialist bereavement counselling, creative and holistic therapies, information sharing, books and resources.

Hold regular information points in the city centre of Nottingham clearing up misconceptions on the religion of Islam.

Grants to specific schools for education purposes

Exists for the diffusion and support of the principles of Unitarian Christianity & Liberal Religion in the East Midlands and support of its consituent congregations

Weekly Kids Club for children with autism, weekly Lego Therapy sessions, annual Fair, annual World Autism Day, annual camp, day trips throughout the summer, parent drop in sessions, advice and signposting, training for parents, social activities for parents, horse riding for children, swimming.

Nottingham Industrial Museum, in the grounds of Wollaton Hall and Deer Park, celebrates the history of industry in Nottinghamshire. Visitors will discover the names of the people and companies that made Nottingham famous around the world. The charity is committed to heritage education by staging special events and talks to a wide range of visitors.

To provide financial support to authorised persons by way of annual pensions or grants for specific cases of hardship.