Charities In Shropshire

Rescuing and rehoming dogs in cyprus and in the uk where possible, using the charity boutique to help towards funding this,

Regular activities - public worship each Sunday and prayer/Bible study meetings on weeknights. Quarterly church members' meetings for church business.Young peoples' activities - Care and instruction of pre-school children in creche..Finances - managed by the Treasurer..

The charity operates from a base in Ludlow Shropshire, we support a number of individuals and groups in the area .These include: Autism/ADHD , Bereavement Support , Craft activities and support for children and young people. Outreach work connected to health and wellbeing, Carers and people with Dementia, Blood Pressure and other health checks, mental health support, job coaching, Menopause help

Provide community building for recreational use

The Offa's Dyke Association aims to promote the conservation of Offa's Dyke and other linked sites of archaeological interest, and to help the general public understand and enjoy the monument. It operates from its free-to-enter museum base, the Offa's Dyke Centre in Knighton, Powys. Its conservation and public engagement projects are often delivered through partnership with others.

Grant givinig to organisations based within the West Midlands Region who offer support to vulnerable children and young people under the age of 25, within that area.

The Peoples Hall is a local Evangelical Church affiliated to the F.I.E.C and EFCC for promoting the spiritual or social welfare and benefit generally of the people living in Low Town of Bridgnorth. The church has regular Sunday services and mid-week meetings open to all. The Church at time supports Christian Missionaries overseas.

We provide a community transport service for those inhabitants of south-east Shropshire who are in need of such a service because of age, sickness or disability (mental or physical) or poverty or a lack of availability of adequate and safe public transport. We do this with our own wheelchair-accessible minibuses and through taking bookings for the local voluntary car scheme.

The Charity supports the live performance of Classical Music within the Bridgnorth Rural District Area. In particular it financially supports the annual English Haydn Festival, a nine day Classical Music Festival focused around the works of Haydn and those Composers of the late 18th Century. The Trust promotes the performances of Classical Music to the local Youth, through a Schools Concert.

The charity operates the Bayston Hill Memorial Hall. Users of the hall comprise a range of local cultural, social and sporting organisations as well as private lettings for parties.

To promote public appreciation of and education in classical music in and around Whittington, Oswestry, in particular by organising chamber music festivals.

To advance such charitable purposes as the trustees see fit by making grant and awards to charities and other organisations that provide public benefit, principally within communities located in Staffordshire, Shropshire, Cheshire and Derbyshire.

To provide professional and immediate response to search and rescue calls from Staffordshire Emergency Planning Department to assist the Police, Fire and Ambulance Services in order to save lives and render assistance as required in Staffordshire and adjacent counties. To assist and liaise with other voluntary bodies wherever required.

The charity's object is to promote sustainable development for the benefit of the public and it does so principally by by providing information on ways by which householders and others can reduce their carbon budget, especially energy use in the home. The Going Wild project raises awareness of environmental issues particularly the global Ecological and Climate Emergency.

We provide care for Children aged between 2-5 years old.

The relief of sickness and saving lives for the public benefit by working with health services across Shropshire and the West Midlands to support the installation of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs)

TAARC seeks to create safe spaces within the community in order to support disadvantaged children, young people and vulnerable adults. This aim includes, creating a place for social, educational and community activities, such as, Youth Clubs, over 60's dinner & dance, community Family Fun Day events and more; plus building and strengthening community cohesion.

provide high quality care and education for children primarily below statutory school age; work in partnership with parents to help children to learn and develop; add to the life and well-being of its local community; and offer children and their parents a service which promotes equality and values diversity.

Relief of poor and in need

Provision and maintenance of a village hall and recreation ground for the inhabitants of Ashford Carbonel and wider community. Promotion and management of fundraising events

The charity provides community involvement in healthy recreation - dinghy sailing, advances the physical education of all by providing equipment and facilities and educating the public about the sustainable recreational use of the Mere. The charity aims to provide these facilities at a low cost and tto some groups free of charge.

PROVIDE RELIGIOUS, MORAL AND TEMPORAL WELFARE FOR SEAFARERS VISITING MERSEYSIDE AND ALSO TO RETIRED SEAFARERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

A lecture programme on decorative and fine arts with relevant visits and study days for members and open to non-members. Church recording producing records which are given to the relevant church, the V&A Art Library, the Church Buildings Council and the National Record Centre.The promotion of arts to young people by organising arts competitions in local schools.Heritage volunteering.

The charity continues to support local charities in the West Midlands area, specifically around mental health, end of life support, young people and homelessness.The trustees do not make grants for educational purposes.Applications are reviewed twice yearly, in February and August.

The Charity helps people in need who live within the parishes of the Holy Cross (the Abbey) and St Giles.