Charities In Salford City

By making grants to talmudical colleges and other institutes of Jewish studies towards meeting the cost of providing courses and facilities for religious learning and study by members of the Jewish faith.

We believe every child deserves the right to grow up safe from abuse, exploitation and trafficking.We raise funds and work on projects to support children and young in the North West of England, as well as Cambodia, whose vulnerabilities, risks of exploitation and potential for abuse have striking similarities.Further information about our current projects is available on our website.

As Manchester Alevi Cultural Centre and Cem Evi, we provide worshipping place for the Alevis and general public. Organise cultural events.

Supports Christian education in the parish and district of Eccles within the city of Salford by making grants for educational equipment and to individual young people to enhance their opportunities for Christian education.

small donations to individuals and to other charities. sell donations of goods when available. give advise on religious matters when neccessary.

Education/trainingThe Prevention Or Relief Of PovertyRecreation

Project Pearl provides practical, emotional and spiritual care for women who have been working in and affected by the sex industry, but wish now to find a way out. This includes a first step Christian-led "home from home" sanctuary, a holistic trauma-informed support programme and a specialist chaplaincy outreach service,

INCREASING AWARENESS OF THE HERITAGE AND CHARACTER OF MANCHESTER AND WHERE THERE IS NO LOCAL CIVIC SOCIETY IN THE LOCALITY, FOR THE GREATER MANCHESTER AREA AS A WHOLE. TO ENSURE THAT FUTURE DEVELOPMENT IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR MANCHESTER AND WHERE APPROPRIATE GREATER MANCHESTER, IN ACCORD WITH THE GREAT TRADITIONS OF THE AREA OF WHICH WE FOSTER A KEEN SENSE OF PRIDE FOR THE PLACE AND ITS PEOPLE

The provision of a free service whereby blind, partially-sighted or otherwise reading-disabled residents of the whole of the City of Salford can listen to a local news recording each week on memory stick. A free monthly magazine recording is also sent out once a month. Play-back speakers are loaned free to any listener who needs one.

Hospital Broadcasing

The Benefit either of the poor of the City of Salford as constituted on 1 April 1974 generally or of such poor persons resident therein as they select

This is a African community group of people living in Greater Manchester, England special in Bolton where the organisation is based. Our main activities are to create friendly and social justice life to help our local community in the difficult time and to serve individual and family in needs. we also include same training activities such English and Maths and IT courses, free of charge.

THE CHARITY OPERATES A COST SHOP THAT PROVIDES BASIC GOODS AT COST OR BELOW TO IDENTIFIED RECIPIENTS WHO ARE SUFFERING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP IN THE GREATER MANCHESTER AREA.

Training, advice, counselling and support in accordance with Jewish traditions.

Making grants to provide travelling scholarships between the cities for young people of Salford or Lunen.

Providing general assistance by way of funds or help to charitable organisations, local organisations in need, national and international appeals.

Lending tables and chairs to Jewish people for events.

THE CHARITABLE PURPOSES OF THE ELLESMERE DISTRICT SCOUT COUNCIL.

The trustees collected donations and distributed part of the funds in accordance with its objects. it also donated funds in accordance with its objects.

To Advance the Education of persons in the arts, particularly digital media and performing arts. Working with local community groups, Colleges and individual artists to develop skills/training in community drama, video and television production as a pathway to further and higher education and apprenticeships. Support local film/video makers and local artists to develop and promote their work.

The principal object of the charity is to promote such charitable purpose or purposes as the Trustees shall from time to time determine particularly but not exclusively to assist charities for the visually impaired.

WOMENS INSTITUTE

We aim to develop the status of steelbands in the community by providing opportunities for children and adullts to learn how to play steelpans and perform as part of a group. We have purchased pans to make this possible and have also loaned pans to individual to assist their progress.

Relief of poverty, working with children in Eccles parishes.

To promote the benefit of the residents of CLAREMONT in a common effort to advance education and to promote facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure-time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants. For those who live, work and are educated in Claremont.