Charities In Nottingham City

PROVISION OF SMALL GRANTS TO ASSIST POOR AND NEEDY INDIVIDUALS

Nottingham Lions Wheelchair Basketball delivers wheelchair basketball to disabled and non-disabled people within the community around Nottinghamshire area. We provide equipment for our sessions (including wheelchairs where possible).

We are an independent and entirely volunteer-run organisation organising social activities for adults with learning disabilities. We provide an outlet for social interaction specifically for adults with learning disabilities to socialise with their peers on a regular basis, in a safe and friendly environment, in the form of weekly evening sessions and seasonal day trips at the weekend.

Members of the Boys' Brigade are encouraged to attend Church, Brigade Award Schemes and the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme. The Battalion encourages its members to participate in competitions, camps and other activities to enable boys (and girls) aged 5 to 18 to develop skills in competing, communicating, making friends, and experiencing new activities .

Founded in 1966, the income from the fund is used to make grants to persons of good character in need of financial assistance to maintain a reasonable standard of living. This is intended for people who have very little private means . Grants are made once a year in either May or November, and applicants may apply again in another year if they so wish. Applicants must have lived

Community-incentivised fundraising: We will work with partner organisations to support specific projects that meet our objects by providing a platform for fundraising.Friends initiative: involves volunteers and beneficiaries meeting weekly to talk about a variety of topics and provide support in a safe, consistent and supportive environment where everyone is encouraged to give and receive.

general medical and nursing charitable activities addressed to education and teaching leading to improved patient care. Purchase of apparatus for improved patient care.

Providing trained volunteer Community First Responders to attend life-threatening medical emergencies in partnership with East Midlands Ambulance Service. Advancing knowledge of basic life support skills, including CPR and the use of an automated external defibrillator within the communities we serve.

Activities for Deaf children and their Parents/Carers in Nottingham area.

Midweek Bible StudiesPrayer meetingsYouth meetingsSunday services

Fundraising for the restoration of St Mary's Church Nottingham

We are part of the Spiritualists National Union and offer services to the general public along with information on our religion.

Education about Islam, primarily for converts and those with an active interest in the faith.Provision of training and information for community service personnel who are likely to come into contact with converts to Islam (eg, for mosque staff and volunteers, hospital and prison chaplains, etc)

GNM is a community project with the aim to feed anyone in need of a meal. GNM was founded on the teachings of the first Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak Dev ji; 'langar' (free food kitchen), equality and justice for all. Freshly prepared vegetarian meals are cooked in a Gurdwara and given out for free in Nottingham in the city centre and also to local foodbanks.

Our charity exists to promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ and all the positive morale values from it

Charity gives grants to organisations for the benefit of young persons resident in the city of Nottingham for sporting and recreational purposes.

To relieve either generally or individually persons resident in the City of Nottingham who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

Run school clubs and subsidised holidays at Stathern Lodge or similar places, for children from socially/economically disadvantaged areas of Nottingham. Help them make use of their talents to be positive members of their community, gaining self-confidence & cooperative skills; in accordance with Christian principlesGive city children experience of the countrysideTrain community volunteers

Salamanda Tandem works with a wide spectrum of people to create dance, music and visual artworks. The work covers 3 strands: Art & Performance, Participation, Training (focusing on disabled people, public sector professionals, artists). The company is artist led delivering research to develop new techniques within the world of contemporary art and sensory performance to enhance the life of others.

To advance the Christian religion in the world, Nottingham, Leicester and the surrounding areas with the purpose of establishing new Churches beyond these areas, for the benefit of the public, in particular but without limitation through the preaching of the Gospel, holding of prayer meetings, lectures, evangelism, religious education and producing and/or distributing literature.

HOLDING REGULAR CHRISTIAN SERVICES THE PROMOTE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN THE COMMUNITY

Please refer to the Area of operatons entryUnitarianism in the area of the City of Nottingham and surrouding areas

Working towards establishing the new centre whilst managing and running day to day activities at the existing building.

To provide day care facilities to African/Caribbean Elders and people of other communities in the city of Nottingham. To provide support to those elders who have dementia to improve the quality of their life and promote self worth.

Grants made in accordance with the Trust's charitable objects.