Charities In Redcar And Cleveland

The object of the CIO is the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of the residents of Middlesbrough, Ormesby and the surrounding area by provision of facilities for the playing of table tennis at all levels.

Based on a legacy from Miss Rutherford we aim to provide bursary grants to young people aged 16 to 21 in Redcar, for educational, employment and training purposes.

The objects of the charity are to relieve, treat and promote the relief and treatment of those suffering from Alzheimers disease and related disorders and to provide support for such persons and their families.

The Charity directly delivers a range of services to individuals/groups from the local community. The Charity manages a local community centre. The Charity aims to develop the capacity and skills of the community of Middlesbrough in such a way that local residents are better able to identify and deal with matters that effect them and so that such residents can participate more fully in society.

The prevention or relief of poverty and financial hardship within the Tees Valley For the public benefit to promote the education of people of any age in the Tees Valley in such ways the charity trusteessee fit, including by providing their education to prepare for any occupation, trade or profession on leaving anyeducational establishment.

The provision of appropriate vocational learning, apprenticeships, adult apprenticeships and Train to Gain placements for young people in the local area.

Provide advice & information to those with epilepsy, their families & carers. Epilepsy awareness training. Volunteer support service. Drop-in & art group.

Weekly drop-in sessions offer friendship, practical and emotional support with access to clothing and household goods. The Welcome session gives new clients essential information about their locality.Clients practice their spoken English at Come & Chat and share lunch together. A games afternoon, two Health & Fitness sessions and football coaching give our clients recreational opportunities.

We want to eradicate disability discrimination & exclusion. Ensure an accessible & inclusive environment is provided for all, by ensuring people with varying impairments are involved at all stages of planning, policy making & review.Our volunteers, service users & workers are involved on an everyday basis through their own experiences on a variety of groups, focus groups, auditing, training etc

To relieve sickness and protect public health by the provision of transport for urgently needed blood, drugs, human tissues and other medical requirements between hospitals,blood transfusion banks and other healthcare facilities.To support human life by providing a free of charge transportation service to our local NHS and to other organisations with objectives similar to ours.

To make available the facilities of the Church to the local community, and to advance the Christian faith through the activities of the Church. To help relieve sickness and financial hardship, and to promote and preserve good health by provision of funds, goods and services including counselling and support. To advance education through biblical teaching and instruction.

Church based charity spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ. Helping people find Life in all its fullness through: Weekly Sunday meetings, local discussion groups, "Streetworx" programme working with street friends / volunteers from all walks of life in Newcastle Upon Tyne. Looking to grow, buy a building & expand our activities and help increasing numbers of people experience God's love.

The relief of sickness by the provision of facilities and medical equipment for use at the Heart Unit at the James Cook University Hospital (formerly South Cleveland Hospital) and at associated units.

We work to preserve the 1825 Stockton and Darlington Railway a site of international importance and start of the modern railway. Working with partners on promotion, access, interpretation, research and conservation of our heritage, we aim to raise profile and awareness locally, nationally and internationally and apply how this can be used for education, community and economic regeneration.

The charity has adopted an extensive outreach programme in the local community making a significant impact on outcomes such as social inclusion, health and education.The charity has adopted a policy of access to healthy activities for all regardless of ability.

Rainbows (5-7), Brownies (7-10), Guides (10-14), Rangers (14 and over) following interesting and challenging programmes at weekly meetings and residential events.

The provision of Scouting to young people aged 6 to 25 years

Working with a range of Community Centres and Organisations to provide a range of sporting and cultural activities for young people to participate in.

BiG KIDS strives to support local schools in Middlesbrough in their delivery of Christian faith teaching. We hope to connect children and young people with their local parish church. We also aim to develop community through joining other projects focusing on simple acts of service. In addition we hope to facilitate collective learning as children and young people explore their journey of faith.

The object of New Marske Harriers is the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of the inhabitants of Redcar and Cleveland and it's neighbouring Boroughs by the provision of facilities for athletics

The main activity is to produce a chamber music festival during August featuring many concerts over a two week period and other concerts from time to time. The charity has a policy to undertake its activity within historical buildings within the North York Moors, in particular historic places of worship, when possible.

Our mission is to draw people to the love and power of God, nurturing and inspiring them to fulfil their purpose in life.

We are a self-help organisation for people no longer in full time employment providing educational, creative and leisure opportunities in a friendly social environment. We draw on the skills, knowledge and experience of our members to provide interest groups in accordance with the wishes of our members.

The Mary Thompson Fund was established to provide financial support for refugees and people seeking asylum in the Tees Valley who are in hardship, including where no statutory funding is available.