Charities In Salford City

Running and maintaining a school for severely disabled children and an integrated nursery.

The principal activities of the charitable company in the year under review were that of the advancement of education and religious practice in accordance with the teachings of the Orthodox Jewish faith,and the relief of poverty.

Bnos Yisroel Schools provides a Jewish education, based on Torah values, at primary and secondary level for girls from the orthodox Jewish community together with a secular education, based on the National Curriculum. Building confidence by developing the individual skills and talents of each child prepares pupils to take an active role in their community and contribute to the world around them.

PROMOTING THE INTERESTS AND WELFARE OF STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD AND REPRESENTING, SUPPORTING AND ADVISING STUDENTS.BEING THE RECOGNISED REPRESENTATIVE CHANNEL BETWEEN STUDENTS AND THE UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD AND ANY OTHER EXTERNAL BODIES.PROVIDING SOCIAL, CULTURAL, SPORTING AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND FORUMS FOR DISCUSSIONS AND DEBATE FOR THE PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS

Free, confidential and independent advocacy support for vulnerable people to take part in decisions relating to their health and social care. The charity delivers a range of services including training, statutory mental health and mental capacity advocacy & general advocacy support for issues relating to health & social care in particular for those whose primary issues relate to mental health.

The trust runs a school and a kindergarten

The charitable work of the Society includes:a) the promotion maintenance and support of the Society and its members including the education of those membersb) the relief of poverty and c) the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion

To support the religious and other charitable works carried on in the name of the Trust and to care for the members of the Congregation. These Ministries of the Brothers of the Congregation, all of which benefit numerous members of the general public, fall into the following main areas: Education / Faith Development / Social and pastoral work / International missionary work

The principal activity of the charity is the recruitment training and support of young people in apprenticeships within the employer base and a variety of government funded training initiatives are operated by the company and funded by the learning and skills council.

Mustard Tree operates across Greater Manchester, providing food, clothing furniture and training for individuals in need. Our beneficiaries include those experiencing or at risk of homelessness, those recovering from addictions, ex-offenders, refugees, asylum seekers and those with mental health issues. We run various programmes helping people re-find their confidence, motivation and employment.

Advice casework representation for people subject to immigration control.Support groups affected by immigration control e.g. the destitute, women, unaccompanied children/young people.Raising awareness, improving understanding and practice, providing training, workshops, and events. Work with others to secure/develop advice provision Campaign to support people under threat of deportation.

THE CHARITY SUPPORTS COUPLES EXPERIENCING INFERTILITY THROUGH SUPPORT, ADVICE AND FUNDING.

Promoting the welfare of the frail and elderly, particular those of the Orthodox Jewish faith in the north of England

To pursue the objects of the charity with all the resources available to the charity.

The purposes of the charity are to promote the relief of elderly people in and around Salford. The charity has the general aim of contributing to the improved quality of like for all older people in the city of Salford through the provision of direct services, support and advocacy.

Helping the homeless and other community groups through sporting activities in the Salford area

The five objects of Distribution are set out in Statutory Instrument No. 1935: The Charities (Booth Charities) Order 1985 and are geared to benefiting the inhabitants of the City of Salford- the Charities' area of benefit.

The charity activities include drug and alcohol rehabilitation, residential support / dispersed housing support in the community and a drop-in-centre for homeless people. Equally, it provides social enterprise, supporting people back into employment. It also educates the public about addiction and social exclusion.

The Centre aims to provide diverse facilities for people in UK and abroad. Facilities will include social, economic, community cohesion and development. Provisions for education, training, and exhibitions will also be made available. The Centre is predicted to fulfil a variety of social and economic functions and to assist in the affirmation of cultural identity and plurality.

The charity collects funds from the community which are then distributed by the trustees in accordance with the charity objects.

As detailed in the charity objects

Contact is a dynamic arts organisation and charity based in Manchester with young people at its heart. We work locally, nationally, and internationally to provide life changing opportunities for the next generation of creative leaders, artists, and audiences, redefining theatre for the 21st Century and presenting and producing a diverse artistic program in our building and beyond.

Advancement of education in British and foreign history of the arts.

START is a Salford based mental health charity that uses creativity, connection and recovery interventions to help improve people's lives. We are passionate about delivering the very best support for the people in our community who we are lucky enough to meet through our work and providing them with pathways into training, employment, volunteering and leisure pursuits.

The People's History Museum is the national museum of democracy. We are the only museum dedicated to telling the story of the development of democracy in Britain. We engage, inspire and inform all audiences by showing that 'there have always been ideas worth fighting for'.