Charities In Sefton

In offering a wide curriculum, based on National guidlines, and working towards achieving good grades in GSCE and A Level examinations, and vocational qualifications we aim to provide a learning enviroment that is stimulating as well as safe and secure.The advancement of the education of children and young people aged 5 to 18.For any other charitable purpose for the benifit of the brethren.

1.The provision of items, services and facilities for:-Trinity St Peter's Church of England (Aided) Primary School-any school substantially serving Formby2.The promotion of education of persons in Formby who are attending the school, or have attended the School, or are under 253. The provision of facilities for recreation for persons under 25 resident in Formby

ORGANISE SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIES, ORGANISE EDUCATIONAL EVENTS FOR MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIESPROVIDE A FORUM FOR MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIES TO DISCUSS ISSUES AND ADVISE EACH OTHER.PROVIDE VARIOUS INFORMATION, ADVICE TO MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIES.

Provides services for pupils at the school.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF, AND RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF, AUTISTIC CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE BY PROVIDING GRANTS OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF PETERHOUSE SCHOOL AND TO PROMOTE ITS MISSION AND VALUES IN THE PROVISION AND ADVANCEMENT OF SPECIALIST EDUCATION FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Giving grants to organisations promoting and performing classical music in the North West with a particular geographical focus on the Liverpool city region

Performing Arts classes for young people and people will learning and physical disabilities. Project work and learning.

In Another Place, working in collaboration with community groups, offers large creative arts projects and smaller specialist groups including Gospel Choir, School teams, Puppet theatre and festivals and exhibitions teams, all inspired by our love for God and the people around us.

To further or benefit the residents of Crosby and the neigbourhood without distinction by associating together the said residents and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education, arts and culture and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation, leisure time occupation and of improving conditions of life for residents.

RISE supports two groups of children: young carers (whose lives are affected by a close family member with physical/mental/learning needs/disabilities) and bereaved children (bereaved of a parent or sibling).Children come together to share experiences/worries/emotions but most importantly to have fun with other children in similar situations which helps them to realise that they are not alone.

The Merseyside Yemeni community Association provides social, cultural and lifestyle enhancing activites, and work in partnership with a wide range of different organisations.Our aim is to increase the number of services for people from Minority Ethnic, Disability, faith communities, other excluded groups which promote cohesive and inclusive communities agencies to help People to access services

To further the religious education and other charitable work of the Church of England carried out in the parish by grants and donations to relevant individuals and organisations.

We provide artists with a friendly non judgmental place to show their work. Up to 20 exhibitions are staged each year of which at least 3 are open where a theme is set and artists can submit up to 3 works. There is no selection process for these since we feel that having produced a work it should be exhibited. The gallery is run at cost entirely by by volunteers who take little or no expenses.

The trust supports:-The work of Network Church (Maghull) which conducts Ecumenical Christian worship services in residential care homes and day centres in north Liverpool. Two registered Christian charities that work in Uganda. Christian charities working in Romania.Several national charities including Save the Children and Christian Aid.

The Trustees make grants for the following:Research into IVF treatment.Medical treatment for the underprivileged which the NHS is unable to deliver.Relief of homelessness and the effects of old age.

Ringing birds. Including running constant effort sites. Training new ringers. Showing ringing activities to interested members of the public. Analysing results for conservation. Helping conservation work and bird study.

Our main object is to relieve sickness and preserve the health among people residing permanently or temporarily in Halton, Knowsley, Liverpool, St Helens and Sefton and surrounding areas by providing or assisting in the provision of facilities, support services and professional training ancillary to those provided by the statutory authorities for primary and urgent care services.

Conservation of twelth century chapel. Presentation of the chapel and it's extensive history to the public on "Open Days" throughout the year.

Activities include the provision of art therapy workshops

The provision upkeep & maintenance of the Charitable Land as public open space & recreation or other leisure time occupation to improve the conditions of life of the general public. To advance the education of the general public in particular but not exclusively by the provision of an equestrian centre at which children and young people can be taught the benefit of horsemanship.

There are no operational activities other than those involved in the operation of the bank account.

River Niger Arts activities are the teaching and publishing of research in all aspects of popular culture throughout the United Kingdom but not so as to limit the generality of foregoing the area of the North West of England The Wirral to West Africa project - funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund - recently completed has been signed off by HLF. All accounts reside with them for inspection

to provide training to individuals with learning difficulties . the charity is non operational .

The development of the original playing fields of the Ainsdsale High School to provide a return to the original low dune habitat ensuring a site of easy access for everyone. . The variation in land conditions on the playing field provide an opportunity for a wide variety of plant and wildlife to thrive; we will add to Ainsdale?s rich existing heritage and protect its existing habitat.

General Charitable Purposes in Crosby & Bootle areas of Sefton MBC.DisabilityOverseas Aid