Charities In Salford City

Distribution of funds to religious,educational and similar charities.

The objects of the charity are to act as a resource for young people, and in particular young people with learning or physical disabilities living in Salford by providing advice and assistance and organising programmes of physical, educational and other activities.

TO RELIEVE THE EMOTIONAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, BEHAVIOURAL, LEARNING OR/AND SOCIAL DIFFICULTIES OF YOUTHS BY THE PROVISION OF COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT FOR SUCH PERSONSTHE RELIEF OF MENTAL AND PHYSICAL ILLNESS RESULTING FROM ALCOHOL OR DRUG ADDICTION OR FROM OTHER FORMS OF DEPENDANCE ASSOCIATED WITH COMPULSIVE BEHAVIOUR OR WITH STRESS OR DEPRESSION.

Provides culturally sensitive Day Resource Services for the Indian older people of city wide Manchester and surrounding areas. These include basic Day Care i.e. transport, hot Indian meals, entertainment activities, library, shopping, monthly coach trips, preventative health and rehabilitation services, information & advice.

Activities connected with Church of England aims and objectives

Supporting institutions supporting the objects of the charity

We now wish to operate Greater Manchester wide, not Bolton, Salford and specifically Little Hulton as previously stipulated.

The primary function of the charity is to provide recreational activities and mentoring for youths within the community to develop their social skills as well as their life skills for when they go into the workplace. The charity aims to provide opportunities to the youths in order to enable them to thrive within the community and wherever they go and to increase their aspirations.

The team is a voluntary organisation whose objective is to save life and alleviate distress, primarily in upland and mountain areas without cost or obligation. The team also helps the emergency services with search and rescue activities in areas and conditions where they may not have adequate, resources, experience or where our specialist skills are required.

We are an emergency service providing Moses basket starter packs for the most vulnerable pregnant women unable to provide for their babies directly after birth. The women are referred to EE via a 'referring Agency' and we only provide a basket to referring Agency staff if the 'public benefit' criteria are met. Baskets act as baby's safe place to sleep and are filled with Mum and baby essentials.

Our objective is to support young people and their families. We do this through a holistic preventative and intervention service into education, employment and training. Our core services are made up of mentoring, counselling, mediation/family group conferencing, supplementary school services and as a accredited National Open College Network training provider.

To promote the Unitarian faith, including by providing a place of worship to serve the community of Monton and Greater Manchester and the surrounding area

To advance the charitable and educational work of the institution for religious training known as Mercaz Hatorah, Jerusalem.

Some of our activities include: Trainings, workshops and discussions, One to one tuition and mentoring, Special events and classes, Physical education including sports, Provide trainings in core skills developments, Cooperate with other youth organizations, Spiritual enhancement sessions and exercises, Regular informal meetings with refreshments

The charity's activities are to advance the Christian religion by initiating, supporting, organising, maintaining, equipping or assisting any work in connection with the teachings of the Christian gospel as contained in our confession of faith.

Advance education in the Jewish faith in England by training young men of the Jewish faith to become Rabbis. Relief of poverty. Promote research in the Jewish faith.

Provide religious services and pastoral support for the Parish

PROVIDE A COMMUNITY CENTRE, HOLD COMPUTER CLASSESS, ADVISORY SERVICES AND PROVIDE A PLACE OF WORSHIP

Residential centre in North Wales primarily for use by children and families in Salford area

Provide support and advice to those affected by domestic abuse and/or family abuse, trauma and mental health issues.

Public Christian worship each Sunday, pastoral care and outreach, and opportunities to find out more about the Christian faith.

Provision of education and training in the Jewish faith.

Manchester Malayalee Association aims; to encourage and provide facilities to help social, cultural and sports activities among the Malayalee (Kerala) community members in Manchester, to contribute to multiculturalism at local, national and international levels, to support activities for the welfare of children, to promote, plan and execute programs for the development of the community.

We are a sober living facility

Christian Church - for the promotion of Missions based on Biblical values