Charities In Sefton

ICANN provide information and advocacy services across Lancashire. We support vulnerable people to give them a voice, empower, increase resilience, and improve their lives. Current projects include financial inclusion, advocacy for disability related benefits, in some areas we have a form filling service for benefits. ICANN also provide advocacy support at medical assessments, benefit tribunals

Our community hub is a friendly setting offering support, advice, well-being & social activities, fitness classes, mental health/interest courses, community cafe, food pantry & counselling.We also run Streetwise offering practical & relational support to women involved in sex work & addiction through a night van outreach, harm reduction and 1 to 1 support.

A local charity affiliated to but financially independent of the Royal Mencap Society.We work in Liverpool and Sefton with adults who have a mild- moderate learning disability. We aim to prevent social isolation and enable people to progress. We provide: outreach; befriending; a range of social groups and physical activities; workshops; volunteering, employability and LD awareness

To advance public education in issues of gobal development through the provision of services and through acting as an umbrella or resource body to provide education and training, and community development activities.

Religious activitiesProvides facilities buildings open space for community use

Counselling and counselling training

WHISC is run by women for women to provide appropriate training, information and support, which addresses the needs of women within different communities in Liverpool who are disadvantaged in access to health care and education.

We support unpaid carers by providing essential respite breaks, allowing them time to rest and recharge at Ince Blundell Hall. Our work helps sustain carers' well-being, ensuring they can continue their vital role with renewed energy and support.

Provision of Pre-school and Playgroup facilities at St Cuthbert's church hall, Churchtown, Southport

Christian (Church of England) Church

Youth & community focussed services, projects & events in & around the Bootle area. Targeting children, young people, older people & the wider community; who are affected by social, educational, economic & health inequality via:Youth Services,After School Clubs,Reactive community projects, Health HubsFitness classesCoffee morningsTripsLeisure CoursesEventsLocal partership work

Weekly Bible studies and Prayer meetingsLive2Give Outreach Weekly Life Groups Children and Young people ministriesCharitable relief of need for those who need food, clothing or other items (In partnership with other organisations)

Maghull Baptist Church is a Christian church following the teaching of the Baptist denomination.We believe that people are the church and that the people in the local church can work effectively in the local community to demonstrate God's love to that community. The local church governs itself and with support from the local churches, local Baptist Churches and regional/national Baptist leaders.

The object of the charity is the advancement of education and relief of poverty and hunger among needy human communities in any part of the world. Support was provided to local community and youth activities.

To relieve hardship, improve education, preserve good health, promote employment opportunities to provide and assist in the provision of facilities, in the interest of social welfare and recreational activities in the community.

The primary activity is to maintain the work of a local church in the advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with its Basis of Faith, in the area of Southport. The charity also operates through its members in other areas, including missionary activity overseas. The charity also carries out other charitable purposes such as the relief of the poor but these are not the primary activity.

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and the bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Promoting the whole mission of the Christian Church through provision of activities for senior citizens and others. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

1. Regular public worship. 2. Provision of sacred space for personal prayer. 3. Pastoral work. 4. Teaching of Christianity. 5. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. 6. Provision of a youth club. 7. Promotion of Christianity. 8. Promoting the whole mission of the Church. 9. Supporting other charities.

Sanctuary Family Support provides:- 1-1 support, advice, counselling, advocacy, home visits, referrals, peer to peer group, relapse prevention, health & wellbeing workshops, holistic therapies, drug education and information, sign posting, family cohesion activities.

Jewish outreach, education and welfare

Water use & Flood awareness. Food-related activities. Eco Parents Network & Teacher engagement - Love Food Hate Waste. Sowing Seeds workshops (schools/community). Planning green spaces. Bag Garden Design/Planting. Multi-Sensory, Spiritual Gardens. Merseytravel Bikes, Bread & Better Health. Energy efficiency projects. Understanding the Impact of Water, Food & Fuel Poverty. Warm Homes Healthy People

Welcoming facility providing a Luncheon Club 5 days a week with a delivery service to the housebound.Range of weekly activities focussing on Health, Wellbeing & Learning as well as Social activities.Open to the local Ainsdale community and environs with the aim of reducing loneliness & social isolation amongst its older citizens.Volunteering opportunities for those both able and less able.

We are a parent-led community childcare service for children aged 2-11 years. Children from our recognised deprived area can gain access to good quality safe facilities & develop their cognitive and educational skills whilst interacting with their peers and becoming independent from their parents/carers. We support families at an early stage, some of which are highly vulnerable with complex needs.

Providing a place of worship, providing and maintaining a building for religious practices, conducting religious ceremonies, raising awareness of religious beliefs and practices, generally advancing religion and educating people. Pastoral care and outreach, evangelical mission

Regular public worship open to all; the provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation; pastoral work, including visiting the sick and the bereaved; teaching of Christianity; the provision of a youth club with a Christan ethos; provision of activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers and other special needs groups; supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.