Charities In Sandwell

Religious activities

The objects of the Charity (club) shall be the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities firstly for the playing of amateur football ; and or cricket, netball ; and ; any other sports activities capable of advancing the health of the participant children and teenagers.

To provide succour and support to all disabled people to provide fellowship and companionship to encourage social interaction with other group members.

Tantany Lions Foundation helps kids from Reception age through to Sixth Form, with a range of physical activities and social development. With a free meal during school holidays at our Camps.Activities offered:* Mentoring Scheme* Qualifications Scheme, (i.e. Coaching Qualifications)* Help with Job searches and Applications* Tutoring* Multi-Sports: (i.e. Football, Netball, Cricket etc)

no activities at this site as it is a small area that is more visual than actually used

WCCVI is a Cricket Club specifically set up for visually impaired people to take part in the cricket league and Bill Frindell Memorial Trophy, ran under BCEW (Blind Cricket England & Wales) a charity wich governs sports in England & wales. Also to take part in the Knock Out Cup that is mainly if not totally funded by The Primary Club.

To hold property in trust for the benefit and furtherance of the Sikh faith including religious, educational, sports, arts, cultural, heritage, economic, social, human rights and general charitable purposes.

The charity improves the conditions of life for the residents of Smethwick by advancing education and providing facilities for recreation and leisure time occupation.When it is permitted for more than six to gather in the main hall or the rear "schoolroom" these spaces can be hired for weekly sessions. Better Together launched an activity called Conversation Cafe in 2021.

The charity devises and programs educational music masterclasses, recitals and workshops with industry professionals, and academically trained musical practitioners to inform and inspire members of the general public on matters pertaining to Jazz and Popular Music with special emphasis on Jazz Improvisation. We operate in Stoke on Trent and other surrounding UK cities.

We promote community participation, exercise and healthy living though the practice of boxing: by providing or assisting in the provision of facilities for boxing for young people, schools, those with a disability and those from economically, educationally, socially disadvantaged and vulnerable backgrounds with the object of improving their condition of life.

To promote any charitable purpose for the Sikh community including the advancement of the Sikh religion according to the principles of the teaching of the Sikh Gurus as encapsulated in Shiree Guru Granth Sahib JI.Operation of community radio station (RSL) for the local community of the Midlands - covering issues affecting the Sikh Community

The Yafa Welfare Association strives to raise the quality of life of the Yafai community of Birmingham and the wider community through the delivery of services and educational activities in partnership with other organisations. We promote Yafai culture and values, working towards a seamless multicultural society.

help with people getting to hospital, education of illness, donations to hospitals

Help fund organisation who care for people with terminal cancer

Provides newly diagnosed deaf children and their parents with wide ranging help and advice.We also provide help in form filling and help in choosing appropriate schools and further education.

The BCFA Charitable Fund supports the football 'family' in times of need. We offer grants to help those connected with the game eg. participants, volunteers, match officials and administrators and sometimes their dependents who suffer financial loss or adversity as a result of injury, illness or economic hardship - all of whom serve the game in all its formats within the Birmingham CFA boundary.

Our post 16 career development service supports young people aged 16 to 25 with special educational needs and disabilities to access employment, work experience and volunteer work.

Religious services and helping the wider community.

PROVIDES SPORT & RECREATION TO LOCAL COMMUNITY-VIA THE OPERATION OF A SPORT & LEISURE CENTRE FACILITY, INC OPEN ATHLETIC TRACK.

No activities have taken place to date

(1) The preservation and conservation of 106 Heahtifled Road. Handsworth Birmingham for use as a centre to educate the public in the inventor James Watt.(2) To build a centre for education of the African Community.(3) To provide education and training for young people from the black minortiy ethnic communities and other socially or economically disadvantaed groups.

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