Charities In Redcar And Cleveland

Educational outings. Monthly meetings, Supporting & providing Meals for Saltburn-in-Bloom.Joint organisation of Annual Saltburn Craft & Produce Show. Tree Planting.

The aim is to enable patients,their families and carers to help each other materially, in morale and, where appropriate, to help them financially. Its objectives and powers include educating the public to appreciate the needs of renal patients and the renal units, to foster cooperation between bodies, to encourage people to get involved in our work and to give financial help to the renal units.

The rescue and rehabilitation of ill, injured, orphaned, unwanted, or confiscated wild and exotic animals, by providing rescue and treatment facilities. Also, the provision of educational opportunities to the public on the subject of wildlife and the environment.

The Friends of St Bedes aims to raise funds and give support to St Bede's RC Primary School in order to provide the children with additional learning experiences which the school budget cannot fund. Events such as Summer and Christmas Fayres, discos, race nights, fashion shows etc. are examples of fundraising activities undertaken.

Provision of Public Access Defibrillators and Defibrillator Usage Training In and Around the Eat Cleveland Area

Musical Performances

Yearly music Festival

Visiting places of interest,listening to speakers.

PROVIDING GENERAL FACILITIES FOR THE PEOPLE OF EASINGTON

provide assistance to homeless people to find accommodation, provide bond guarantees to assist people to access accommodation.provide educaion and training on issues surrounding homelessness and to provide positive images of homeless people.Assist homeless people in their efforts to return to local comunity.

Our charity looks after stroke patients and their carers. When people come out of hospital after stroke once their needs have been assessed by social services and provided with all necessary equipment they are left entirely on their own. This means that because of their disabilities they are mainly confined to their home. We endeavour to bring them back socially into the real world.

Sporting Activities

WE RUN A YOUTH CLUB FOR BLIND AND SIGHT IMPAIRED CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS. WE MEET EVERY FRIDAY EVENING WHERE THE CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS CAN SOCIALISE WE ALSO TAKE THEN FOR DAYS OUT AND HOLIDAYS. WE HAVE OUR OWN MINI BUS WHICH COLLECTS THE CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS FROM THEIR HOMES AND RETURNS THEM, THE MINI BUS IS ALSO USED TO TAKE THE YOUNG ADULTS AND CHILDREN FOR DAYS OUT AND HOLIDAYS

We run a monthly support group in Teesside for anyone affected by the death of a baby, lead by trained peer supporters (all of whom have experienced the death of a baby themselves). We also provide support via email and social media. We work with healthcare professionals, to improve understanding and support given and also to provide education through training to improve bereavement care.

Assist in building simple homes for young people in Uganda where parents have been unable to complete homes. Sponsor children by assisting in their education and helping families who are vulnerable and in need due to unfortunate circumstances.

The organisation promotes the use of the village hall for the benefit of the residents. We arrange activities including training, as well as recreation and leisure. Also raise money to improve the Hall and the environment in the Village itself.

Programme of activities, to be used during unit meetings, is supplied by the Guide Association resources. Variious charitable works are also undertaken under supervision of the leaders.

Fundraising to support Dormanstown Primary School.

To promote friendship, encourage the ideals of personal service and foster international understanding.

Support the development of life skills and enhance development opportunites for the 11-19 year age in the Durham Tees valley area including advancing education, relieving unemployment and providing recreational leisure time activities in the interests of social welfare.Provide schloarships to deprived students overseas to enable them to study in the UK.Alleviate poverty in 3rd world countries.

Regular monthly meetings at which expert military historians give lectures on the Great War 1914-1919, with particular reference, though not limited to, the Western Front.Provides advice on the methodology of, and research into individual participants, Units and Actions.Provides public information through attendance at schools, exhibitions etc.

To raise funds for the preservation and conservation of the ;Zetland' the world's oldest surviving lifeboat (now 213 years old) and to assist in the upkeep of its environment. Funds are raised by donations, sale of prints of the lifeboat and by the holding of bookstalls. cakestalls & stalls for sale of bric-a-brac etc

fund raising and fellowship

Special Needs School for 192 full time pupils, plus a nursery with 13 part time pupils, with severe and profound learning difficulties and disabilities. Catchment area of Redcar/Marske/Dormanstown/Grangetown/Eston/South Bank/Normanby in the Borough of Redcar & Cleveland.