Charities In Plymouth City

Volunteers from local churches working together to run youth work activities that provide opportunities for young people to explore the Christian faith and thrive in all areas of life.

Object 1 - To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the Statement of Faith.Object 2 - To relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision of funds, goods or services of any kind including counselling and support.Object 3 - To advance education in ways the Trustees think fit.Area - We operate primarily in Plymouth.

Spring Intensive Care charity exists to improve the care of critically ill patients and their relatives treated in the general and neurosurgical intensive care units in Plymouth (Penrose and Pencarrow ward). Income comes from donations and fundraising activities and is used to purchase equipment, support staff education and welfare and to promote research.

The performance of mainly ecclesiastical music in religious venues in Great Britain and abroad

Raise money to advance the education of the children; develop effective relationships; engage in activities or provide facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils

To relieve sickness, infirmity and old age among persons staying in residential homes, nursing homes and within medium to long term healthcare provisions throughout (but not exclusively) South Devon by the provision of tailored, pre-recorded, live and networked radio entertainment

Provide financial help for individuals and small groups using Plymouth CAMHS

To provide tuition and all necessary equipment to enable members of the public to handle small boats safely under sail. To encourage participation in a healthy outdoor pursuit and foster appreciation of the local environment. These activities are open to all, including the disabled, for whom special additional help is available.

Provides funds for young people going to University or FE College

Running Beaver, Cubs and Scout Group

A centre for Family Support in the Plympton area. We began as the community action arm of the CCBC church and now operate with numerous partners to provide support for anyone in need in the local community.

Wheelchair Rugby in Devon and Cornwall

grants mostly for religious education

Hold fayres, quiz nights and other events to raise money for the school

The Trust works closely with Plymouth Social Isolation Forum to find novel ways to bring isolated and lonely people together at Thorn Park Lodge. It also runs recall reminiscence sessions, practical science-based workshops, helps raise children's aspirations in novel ways. It has a pharmaceutical museum, library, a medicinal garden and is planning an exciting Heritage Health Science Exploratory.

Various camps.OutingsSocial eventsBadge work

Fundraising parent teacher association providing equipment and financial support for Pennycross Primary School in Plymouth.

Raise funds for the benefit of the school community.

Advice and information for Kurdish community in Devon and Cornwall including recreation activities; training; interpreting; history, culture and folklore, Integration project, Kurdish mother-tongue classes, Cultural events, advocacy, Kurdish music and Dance group, Women group as well as youth group.

Provision of Scouting services and activities for children and young people

To provide premises and equipment for scouting activities

Widewell Parents & Friends Association exists to support Widewell Primary Academy. We hold events for the benefit of pupils and families linked to the school, and for community involvement, such as school discos, fayres, cake sales, raffles and movie nights. We use the events to fundraise for the things needed at school, like money towards class trips, playground and classroom equipment.

Organising and running fundraising events for parents and pupils, including school discos, cakes sales, tombolas and seasonal fairs. Providing and supporting extra resources for the school.

Looking after the old and infirm members of our Branch. Assisting in Regimental Charities, Help for Heroes, Holidays for Heroes, Royal British Legion, etc.

Fundraising in the UK with activities such as coffee mornings, lunches, fetes, etc donations, talks, Gift Aid, application to businesses/trusts so as to provide nurture, shelter, food, clothing, education, medical needs and recreation for the children of Lioness Cubs Home situated just outside of Mombasa, Kenya. Many of the children are orphans, some have been abandoned, many suffer from HIV/Aids