Charities In Shropshire

Telford First Responders support West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust by training and supporting Community First Responders (CFRs) to attend emergency calls in line with the current scope of practice for CFRs.

The provision of financial assistance for the repair, upkeep and maintenance of the fabric of the Goodhart Rendal Chancel in the Holy Trinity Church, Coalbrookdale and the fabric, contents and graveyard of Little Ness Church, near Shrewsbury

fund raising events for hall. which is used as a village hall

Fund Raising for Christ Church Primary School, Cressage.

THE VILLAGE HALL PROVIDES PREMISES AND FACILITIES FOR VILLAGE EVENTS, INCLUDING SCHOOL EVENTS, CHURCH FUNCTIONS AND MEETINGS OF LOCAL ORGANISATIONS.

We perform musical concerts at various public events.

Invested income used to make educational grants

Provides a meeting place for leisure activities in a rural community.

Providing hardship support to families on low incomes.Supporting children who are leaving care.Supporting trips and activities for individuals and groups.

providing facilities for local people that wish to run community activities.

maintenace and repair of the property we own i.e Worcester Friends Meeting House, grounds and properties within.

A charity set up to give grants in the ecclesiastical parish of Holy Trinity Church Oswestry for the purpose of furthering the evangelical Christian faith.

The Trustees have concentrated on its two major resposibilities during the most recent year: the expansion of regular servuces in addition to those at major festivals and Harvest with Mattins or Evening Prayer at other times. The other responsibilty being the maintenance and good repair of the church and graveyard is top priority this year.

Preservation and interpretation of mining remains in the UK but mainly Shropshire

To promote & enrich the quality of community life by provision of a facility to accommodate & enable access by diverse; services, social, cultural, educational needs of a rural community.Manage the Guildhall in a financially sustainable manner for current & future residents of Cound. Maintain and improve the fabric and grounds of the Guildhall in a environmentally efficient and sustainable manner.

Provides financial assistance to local school

SOCIAL MEETINGS ONCE A MONTH AND OUTINGS FOR MEMBERS

Nature Conservation - Provision of a natural space for educational and quiet leisure activities e.g. walking, viewing nature and relaxation.

We run monthly Family epilepsy support meetings in the local area, which are designed to provide fun respite care to children who are affected by epilepsy, as well as support meetings for adults who are similarly affected. Our charity educates adults via our professional Epilepsy Awareness Training Programme, which aims to raise awareness of how epilepsy affects people socially and at work.

We have speakers/demonstrators on a variety of subjects and social time when we meet with other people.

Community Hall open for use by Groups, Classes and Social Events

The Rhiwlas Centre provides facilities for physical, social, cultural and recreational activities, with attention to the provision of leisure time activities for young people.The Rhiwlas Centre has facilities for daytime and overnight bunkhouse style accomodation for youth groups, Christian Groups, language classes and courses; as well as talks, concerts, Twmpaths and local society meetings.

A rural youth organisation for young people aged 10 to 26.The objectives are Fun, Learning and Achievement.

The Trust Fund and the Income is held in Trust for such Charitable institutions or such charitable purposes as the Trustees in their absolute discretion from time to time determine.