Charities In Nottingham City

Advice, signposting, in office translating, immigration advice Level 1, advice on training, benefits, housing.Pre-school activities, Outreach work to no mobile Roma and elderly/disabled Bosnian in needs, Supplementary schools, cultural, social gathering.Inter community work and bridge building Serbian, Albanian, Croatian, Bosnian, "One stop shop" support Ethnic Comm. Groups in East Midlands.

Brighter Futures Through Sport (BFTS) provides therapeutic mentoring interventions to children identified by schools to be failing academically and present with challenging behaviour. BFTS uses sport to empower, inspire, raise self-esteem and give confidence to every child working with, with the aim of improving behaviour and developing different capabilities.

Development of sustainable projects for children in crisis, especially girls, in Sri Lanka and Nepal through local partners. Protection and support of children by strengthening families to prevent abandonment. Reunification of siblings and reintegration with family to break the cycle of institutionalisation. Access to quality education for the most vulnerable children to unlock potential.

Providing Jewish educational, cultural and social programming, volunteering opportunities in Nottingham

We collect unwanted items such as wheelchairs and bikes and take them to prison workshops where they are restored.We then hand the restored items to partner charities for distribution to people in need who can not afford such articles.We then report to the prison workshops as to where the articles went and who benefitted.

Provision of public recreation and pleasure grounds for the people of the City of Nottingham forever.In order to acheive this, a programme of ongoing maintenance of grounds and equipment is completed each year. This ensures the provision of well maintained public recreation and pleasure grounds.

The principal activities (aim) of the Charity are worship and the involvement of various ministries and ministers of religion, in propagating Christian tenets to both members and non-members of the Ministry, at various meetings.

The charities activities are mainly running a church in Wollaton, Nottingham, plus running a community centre for both church activities and for use by members of the parish.

Hosting Feasts of CongregationCo-ordination and support of churches in our groupTraining of Christian ministers, worship leaders, singers, musicians, youth workersInitiating events in various localities; spiritual, social and evangelisticFacilitating the learning of instruments by young peoplePromotion of teaching through in churches, on the web and in printSupport overseas churches

Help Yateem is an international non-profit charity organisation designed to benefit orphans and orphanages around the world. We help communities lift themselves out of poverty. We ensure that our long term development work is sustainable so that recipients of aid can ?break free? from the cycle of poverty which blights the lives of successive generations.

The City of Nottingham Historic Buildings Limited Charity aims to save historic buildings across Nottingham in poor repair as well as finding new sustainable uses for them.

The object of the Congregation is the advancement of liberal and progressive Judaism through:a.) providing and maintaining a place of worship and spiritual leadershipb.) Conducting servicec.) provide religious educationd.) prvide facilities for proselytese.) to solemnise life cycle eventsf.) performing other social, religious and charitable activities

Enhance the development and education of children under statutory school age.

To promote the education of girls and young women to help them develop emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritually so that they can make a positive contribution to their community and the wider world.

Boxing coaching and multi-sports activities and provisions - to individuals of various ages across Nottingham

Providing low cost housing to those in need who fulfil the charity's crteria

- Provision Of Religious Education-Arrange and hold religious gatherings-Establish mosques and religious education schools and run them successfully-Hold prayer meetings-Provide marriage counselling service-Engage people in the community on daily basis to influence them to practice their faith and have good moral character-work with other community groups to promote community cohesion

To develop participation in the arts and creative industry throughout the city and beyond.To tackle social issues, exclusion and regeneration through the arts.To raise public awareness of and support for the arts.To provide accessible and effective evaluation/dissemination of all aspects of practices.

To advance Hindu Religious teachings, Culture and Community functions

We are a diverse network of Muslim women based in Nottingham, sharing knowledge and voicing the needs of Muslim women in a safe environment, providing a platform to ensure they are included in the decision making processes that influence local policy and development of services. We offer a monthly legal advice service. DV support and outreach service.

to promote education particularly by the provision of facilities for the production of educational plays and the encouragement of the arts and to preserve the building of historical and architectural interest known as the Lace Market Theatre

West Area Project provides relief for people with learning disabilities and/or autism and their families or carers, who live in Nottingham city and its surrounding area by providing day and evening activities and support. This service is provided at a centre, in the community and occasionally in the member's home.

We provide social welfare law advice, guidance & representation in a confidential and safe environment, supporting & responding to individual needs without discrimination. We provide clients with free, impartial advice & information to enable them to make informed decisions.

Wilford Village Playgroup provides a 44 place preschool for children aged 18 months to 5 years

Choir for wide range of age groups who are living with dementia