Charities In Sefton

To provide both life enhancing experiences for the mental well being of people suffering with life threatening Cancer

Crosby High Childrens Support Group is a small Charity in the Metropolitan Borough of Sefton, Merseyside. The Charity was set up in 2011 to help children with Learning Difficulties who were attending Crosby High Specialist Humanities College at that time.The Charity is run by the Parents/Carers of children who attend/have attended the school and the School Business Manager.

The Lantern Project provides counselling, support and information for victims of sexual abuse, domestic violence, racial abuse and bullying.

Provides members of the public monthly lectures in winter, monthly day trips in summer plus an annual weekend away. Produces an occasional journal on regional archaeological developments. Organises community archaeology projects.

SCHOOL FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS

raises money through staff collections to support local and national charitable and public organisations

To relieve the needs and preserve and protect the good health of people affected by myeloma residing in the West Lancs and Merseyside area, their families and carers, through the provision of a support group and other such activities, services, advice and information as the trustees deem fit with the aim of facilitating the best possible care of such persons and raise awareness of myeloma.

Payment of grants to elderly people for the relief of poverty.

The Charity purchases additional specialist equipment for children with physical disabilities and complex medical conditions who attend Sandfield Park School.

The PTA at Our Lady of Walsingham Primary supports the school by fundraising for resources, organising events to enhance student learning, and fostering a strong school community. Activities include school fairs, sponsored events to name a few. Funds raised help our school provide educational materials, extracurricular opportunities including residential benefiting all our students.

Makes grants to other registered charities primarily concerned with health and the relief of poverty.

Holding fund raising events for parents and children of the school. Money is used by the school for activity days for the children, books and other equipment

To provide social and community activities for ex Royal Navy and Merchant Navy men and women.

The preservation and protection of health, both mental and physical, of those who are experiencing or have experienced domestic violence and the prevention of hardship and distress caused by domestic violence and the advancement of education by providing a programme of counselling and support to those in need and promoting awareness of such to the public and supporting bodies.

Fundraising to support the school

We raise money through various fundraising and social events for the benefit of the children within the school. In the past school year we have held a Race Night, Christmas Fair, Summer Sports Fair, discos for the children, and 80's social event for families as well as providing refreshments at school performances throughout the year.

Helping to educate young persons between the ages 11- 18 residing within Sefton, Merseyside by alternative education via the means of recreation and other leisure. In turn facilitating growth in maturity as individuals and members of society to ensure their conditions of life may be improved.

Organise music events in order to support and stimulate music activity within Sefton and Merseyside for amateur choirs, school choirs and dementia friendly choirs. Fund, in partnership with Sefton Music Service, choral workshops in primary schools leading to celebratory concerts annually under the 'Sing for Sefton' identity. Support the weekly Memories R Made dementia friendly choir, Southport.

To make charitable donations to such charitable bodies or institutions at such times and in such manner as the Trustees may in their absolute discretion think fit.

We support adult to learn to read or improve their reading skills.

We are a parent teacher association, holding a variety of fund-raising events for Redgate Primary School.

Provision of scoial facilities for members and carers

To educate the public about any aspects of natural history. To protect fauna and flora and to preserve important wildlife habitats for the benefit of the public. To arrange regular indoor and outdoor meetings. To act jointly with other organisations having similar charitable purposes. To collect and collate natural history records. To do all other lawful things for the attainment of our objects.

Promotion of Road Safety.Improving Driver and Rider Skills

The Stanley Street Centre for the Deaf is still following its constitution by serving profoundly, severely and partially deaf adults. It still provides spiritual meetings in the chapel on the first Tuesday of each month; a team of ministers take it in turn to take the church meetings. Social meetings take place on Tuesdays & Saturdays with various activities and trips out being organised.