Charities In Nottingham City

Religious activities

To promote and protect the health of parents affected by the stillbirth or other perinatal or neonatal death of their child and to relieve suffering and emotional distress amongst such parents by providing/assisting in the provision of facilities and services designed to meet their needs and supporting newly bereaved parents by providing emotional support, practical advice and information.

Turning Wheel Buddhist Temple is a Soto Zen temple in Leicester, East Midlands. Our tradition is based on the practice of serene reflection meditation (zazen).The temple offers a regular schedule of meditation, day retreats, festivals and other events, as well as individual guidance, for anyone who would like to learn about meditation or deepen and broaden their practice.

To provide early education for the public benefit in particular, but not exclusively, by the provision of high quality books for children aged under 5, living in Nottingham

Independent advocacy and participation service working across Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, South Yorkshire and Lincolnshire - enabling homeless people within housing, health and social care settings to have a voice, participate within the services they receive and empower them to reach their full potential.

We aim to benefit disabled people by promoting services that facilitate independence in daily living and full integration into society with active participation.Our work involves a variety of projects, training and provision of information.

The Trust provides and maintains gospel halls for the religious activities of Christians often referred to as 'Brethren'. Details of the origins, teachings and way of life of the Brethren can be found on their website -www.plymouthbrethrenchristianchurch.org. Meetings held at these gospel halls include the Lord's Supper (Communion), Gospel preachings, Bible readings and Bible addresses.

EDUCATION, LEISURE, SPORT AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE. YOUTH CLUB ACTIVITIES TARGETTING 13-19 YEAR OLDS. COMMUNITY ACITVITIES, ADVICE AND CAPACITY BUILDING. ROOM, OFFICE AND SPACE HIRE. TARGETTED SERVICES FOR BME YOUTH AND COMMUNITIES.

The principal activity of the charity is the provision of almshouses for old people who are incapable by age or infirmity of earning their living and who have led respectable virtuous sober and upright lives. So far as practicable preference shall be given to those who are natives of or have lived many years in or near the City of Nottingham.

Provides 3 days supply of Food to clients who have been referred to our services from local professionals.Provides signposting to other sources of support.

Regular public worship open to all.Teaching the Christian faith through sermons, courses and small groups.Pastoral work with the sick, housebound, troubled and bereaved.Providing social and support services, with a Christian ethos, to people of all needs and ages.Taking of Christian assemblies in schools. Promoting the whole mission of the Church both at home and overseas.

Services are providing emergency accommodation for young people at risk of becoming homeless and providing an access point for homeless young people.

Grants are made to registered charities.

The charity was dormant as at 31 December 2020. The charity commenced operations 1 January 2021

The Charity carries out Church activities, Mass takes place every Sunday at St. Luke's church. To advance the Christian religion for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, public celebration of religious festivals, producing and distributing literature on Christianity to enlighten other about the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Silverdale Pre-school opens every morning and afternoon (Except Wednesday afternoon), Monday to Friday, term time only. We have 35 spaces per session and 8 staff. We offer breakfast club and lunch club and work to the Early Years Foundation Stage and cover all seven areas of learning.

place of worship for the conduct of marriages,funerals and other services according to rites of the said religion and social and physical training(jog classes)

The objects of the Society are to advance the education of the public in industrial law and industrial relations, their practical application and development with a view to the education of all persons who are concerned with industrial law and industrial relations

BY AND THROUGH CARRYING OUT WORSHIP, OUTREACH, VISITATION, FELLOWSHIP GROUPS, SUNDAY SCHOOL AND OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES, OUR CHURCH AIMS TO PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION AND THE PREACHING OF THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST, PRIMARILY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, TO THE CHINESE COMMUNITY IN NOTTINGHAM AND DISTRICT.

The object of the CIO is to advance the education of children, adults and families by helping those experiencing difficulties in acquiring literacy skills. We aim to support children and adults to develop a genuine interest and love of reading for pleasure. We aim to develop and promote speech, language, communication, confidence, self esteem, literacy and strategies for learning in the home.

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.

Queens Walk Community Centre sits at the centre of the Meadows area of Nottingham. Over 40 different community groups and societies use the centre for regular activities including disability, youth and faith groups. QWCA celebrates the diversity of its user groups - a truly inclusive community facility.QWCC also hosts 3 independent charities providing services to the community and beyond

THE STUDY AND PERFORMANCEOF CHORAL AND ORCHESTRAL MUSIC OF THE HIGHEST CLASS AND THE CONDUCT OF ANY CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES INCIDENTAL AND CONDUCIVE THERETO AND SO THAT THE OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY SHALL BE CONFINED TO CHARITABLE PURPOSES ONLY ACCORDING TO THE LEGAL MEANING OF THE TERM.

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.

Think Children offers an early intervention service for children with emerging emotional, social and/or behavioural issues mainly in the City and County of Nottinghamshire. Think Children can offer training courses/ workshops on postive behaviour support for parent/carers