Charities In Nottingham City

Provision of activities for adults with learning disabilities in City of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, namely weekly clubs for drama, dance and poetry. Residential visits, meals, theatre visits. All 500 old students receive newsletters, birthday and Christmas Cards.

To provide for the fellowship and spiritual development of Members and to advance Bible-based Christian faith to the glory of God and the honour of Jesus Christ in accordance with the Christadelphian Birmingham Amended Statement of Faith, for the benefit of the worldwide Christadelphian community and members of the public.

Run Memory Cafe sessions: All Thursdays of each month between 2.00-4.00pm. Cafe session programmes provide the opportunity for guests and their supporters to engage in a wide range of arts, cultural and social activities, often led by professional facilitators. Offer information and support on dementia and signposting to specialist organisations/services. Run Dementia Friends awareness sessions.

To promote benefits of local residents defined by the the political boundaries of the Clifton-south and North wards without distinction of sexual orientation, race or of political, religious, or other opinions. To provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants. For all age groups.

Charity to needy student who study at Islamic for their, including their accommodation, food, books, uniform etcother activities involve needy people to give food, help their daughters to get married etc

The activities are carried out in the Nottingham area.We carry out a range of diversionary activities for community members such as dance, sports, cookery, arts and crafts, awareness sessions, confidence building, support sessions for women, and English and IT sessions for people who are finding English as a barrier to integrate with the community.

To facilitate the advancement of public education generally.

To provide a hot meal and company, once per week to people in need in Nottingham

Eye Care health organisation helping people irrespective of their read,colour and religion and ethnicity by treating and preventing Cataract blindness by providing free cataract surgery in the hospitals and holding eye camps in Afro Asia Pakistan in particular. Helps school children and poor people by providing glasses .ECHO also provide grant for eye diseases research in the UK

Training in leadership and team building skills, citizenship, water based and all round healthy and well structured activities - with vocational qualifications available via partnerships with organisations such as BTEC, CVQ/NVQ and Duke of Edinburgh Awards.

To provide education for pupils aged 4 - 19 who are on the Autism Spectrum.

General charitable purposesEducation/trainingThe advancement of health or saving of livesDisabilityThe prevention or relief of povertyReligious activitiesArts/culture/heritage/scienceAmateur sportEnvironment/conservation/heritageEconomic/community development/employmentHuman rights/religious or racial harmony/equality or diversityOther charitable purposes

Our charity activities range from providing a luncheon club for the elderly Chinese and the local community, providing housing, welfare, health advice & checks, translation services between agencies or personal organising events for New Year, Mooncake, Chill in the Park, Christmas and fundraising events. We provide educational courses e.g. computing, English, hygiene flower arranging, Gu Zheng Tia

1. Acting as an umbrella organisation and licensing authority for local pastors2. Providing ecclastical education and ordination credentials for Christian ministry3. Church planting and missionary activities4. Supporting churches administratively5. Organising conferences and workshops

The holding of regular rehearsals and concerts.Extending the experience of choral music making to the wider community.

Urban Abbey aims to advance Christianity in Nottingham and elsewhere for the benefit of the public, by:1. hosting prayer meetings, worship, celebrations of Easter and Advent, retreats, religious education, and producing material that helps others to understand the Christian faith;2. carrying out pastoral care, outreach and missionary work ;3. holding communal meals and celebrating community.

The Dylan Rich Legacy provides funding for charitable projects providing (a) access to sport for young people in Nottinghamshire and (b) wildlife conservation and local employment in Kenya.

Grants are awarded after application and approval to Christian organisations of any denomination for the further advancement of the Christian religion in Nottingham and it's neighbourhood. Stipends and salaries are not supported.

The principal activity of the charity in the year under review was provision of Tamil language and Fine Arts teaching.

These are our main objectives on our constitution as attached for your perusal(a) Promote unity within our Malawian community in Nottingham ,and the whole UK, by linking with other regional Associations including the Malawi Association UK.(b) Promote unity between our community and other communities like Caribbean community, Kenyan community, Zimbabwe community and any other communities

1.The promotion of public education in and appreciation of music by the preparation and rehearsal for, and the presentation of, public concerts and by such other means as NCB shall from time to time determine. 2.The provision of such grants and donations for individuals or such charitable associations, bodies and organizations as the trustees in their absolute discretion shall think fit.

Educational activities for members and general public. Publications, newsletters, lectures, visits. Local community activities eg consultations on planning matters, advice to local authority, developers and other bodies. Erection of plaques commemorating important local citizens and events.

Monitors upkeep and planning applications in residential Conservation Area and public Deer Park & Elizabethan House.

Making grants to help underprivileged children throughout Nottinghamshire get access to sport.

The charity provides bursaries to young people in full-time education who sing in the choir of St Mary the Virgin, Nottingham. The scholars sing for choral services during term-time and take part in concerts and recitals.