Charities In Sandwell

Kendrick Park is a public park in West Bromwich West Midlands with childen's play area, a youth multi use games area, skate park, grass sports football pitches and associated sports pavilion and network of paths. The park serves the local community for both active and passive recreation

The Charity supports a part-time co-ordinator and the costs of events and activities to deliver the key objectives of information and guidance through a website, capacity building though attracting adult volunteers, supporting sharing and collaboration, and advocacy and raising awareness of the benefits of being involved in one of the eleven youth organisations in uniform in the West Midlands.

By our practise, promotion and study of music, often in association with other like minded bodies, we aim to foster public knowledge and appreciation of music by means of public performance. Such public performances enable us to raise funds which are then used to benefit local charities.

Makes grants to individualsMakes grants to small local organisations

The charity is a community centre that hosts various sports and dance classes, workshops and other events for the local community.

Bosnian Cultural Centre Midlands is seeking to provide support for the disadvantaged Bosnian community by promoting education and training, advocacy, and research, so as to further health and poverty relief, and to alleviate social exclusion, distress and sickness.

Cultural activities including hindu religious activities.

SUPPORT OF MAINLY LOCAL CHARITIES

We run regular sessions for people with lived experience of seeking asylum in the UK, enabling people to explore their stories and experiences, creating community and building a sense of belonging and self-worth.We facilitate encounters to share stories, especially in schools, educating others about the experience of seeking asylum, challenging misconceptions and fostering positive relationships

The Charity provides lunch clubs and activities for the elderly and adults with disabilities. It provides a telephone befriending service for the housebound and lonely. Its overall aim is to nurture social cohesion and community building regardless of religious affiliation or social status. Services are delivered at Maryvale Community Centre, Old Oscott Hill, Birmingham B44 9SR.

Grant Making

1. Religious ceremony held on 09 November 2014 during which, ?1125 were received as donations from the community members.2. ?1106 were spent on religious ceremony, including Coach for the elderly.3. A coach trip to Blackpool was arranged for poor families and children.4. ?10000 were donated to DEC for Nepal Earth quake disaster for the help of people who lost their homes.

Supporting Communities in Sandwell

Social and respite evening club for adults with learning difficulties.

During this year we: ? Review and benchmark the Charity syllabus, support practices and results; ? Ensure the range of activities available to our members is stimulating and challenging; ? Invest in service choice and the subsequent infrastructure of our Charity; ? Co-operate and share resources with local charities;

We wish to improve the life chances of young people by helping with educational attainment and improving skills of people who have multiple needs (lack of English, literacy, under privileged, living on low incomes). We are aiming this project at the Afghan Community and. people from non-Afghan backgrounds participating in this project, if they wish to do so.

The charity manages Heathfield School, Wolverley, Kidderminster.

During the financial year 2011-2012, the UCJC has supported both deprived and disadvantaged members of the church and non-members locally and across the UK by providing a range of social activities, care, and general support including home visiting and befriending, emotional support, advice and information sharing, guidance, advocacy. .

Working Parties to maintain condition of Canal and surroundingsPublic events to introduce and educate residents and visitors to CanalsProvide speakers to organisations to cover History of CanalsJoint custody and operation of two Historic Canal Craft for public education and interest

Educational and social organisation for women. Offer opportunities for friendship and learning and walking together to improve quality of life in the community.

Education and training in floral art and other associated activities.

We undertake activities to reduce Period Poverty across Wolverhampton via the collection and distribution of menstrual products, toiletries and associated items. We also deliver workshops in schools regarding menstruation and to raise awareness of Period Poverty.Items are distributed to individuals, schools. colleges, universities and organisations supporting those experiencing poverty.

Provide teaching of mother tongue teaching to children whose parent's first language is other than English. Provide religious teaching. Provide recreation, day trips to families with children and to elderly people.

First trading period is the year ending 31 December 2016. Using Edgbaston stadium and WCCCs unique sporting resources, the Foundation raises funds, works with partners and supports initiatives designed to improve the lives of people and communities in our local area through better health, wellbeing and social inclusion.

Religious activities