Charities In Shropshire

To provide full day care and educational sessional care for children aged 3 months to 11 years

The charity raises funds to house and care for lost and unwanted dogs in the area. It holds a non-destruction policy and will look after every dog until a suitable, loving home is found.

The Trust manages land in the Ironbridge Gorge for the benefit of local people and for the benefit of visitors to the Gorge to balance public access, landscape, nature conservation, safeguarding historic and cultural features, with public engagement and developing awareness and knowledge of the Trust and its work.

We are a thriving community of Christians in Shrewsbury made up of Holy Trinity Meole Brace, Christ the King Radbrook and The Church in the Meet Place. We are a Church of England parish with a big heart for people and an even bigger heart for God - growing FAITH, proclaiming HOPE and living the LOVE of Jesus.

To advance education in the Arts by the establishment and maintenance of an arts centre for the benefit of children and young people.We provide workshops and activities for young people at our offices and in and around Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin.

To provide Music Therapy for children and adults of all ages in the Heart of England area

The charity provides daycare facilities for the elderly and infirm in the North Shropshire area. It includes activities during the day, the option for bathing or showering, much social interaction together with meals during the day. The service is offered at cost price, with no profit margin or management costs, to ensure that it is as widely available as is practical to the beneficiary body.

To provide shelter, food, veterinary care for homeless, stray, abandoned and unwanted cats and kittens. To re-home said animals where possible. To benefit the community by trapping & neutering feral cats thus limiting their numbers to avoid health hazards and nuisance. To educate the public on health and care of cats and kittens in order to alleviate and obviate distress and cruelty.

Management as a registered social landlord of 51 Almshouses in Shrewsbury and Newport (Shrops) owned by the linked/subsidiary charity Shrewsbury Drapers Company Charity (1132671-1).

The promotion of agriculture for the public benefit, particularly in Newport, Shropshire and the surrounding area, principally through the holding of an annual show.

Space available to hire by local community, agencies and organisations operating on the Woodside estate and training providers offering courses and taster sessions in a wide range of subjects, including those to develop or enhance work skills. Hosting of two community events which promote the activities available in the building as well as showcasing the activities of local community groups.

We operate a community based transport service run mostly by volunteer drivers for those people who live in and around Broseley, Barrow and Much Wenlock and Shifnal who are unable to access or use other forms of transport.

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES / EDUCATION / TRAINING / THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY via support in self employment and other

The objects of the CIO are the advancement of education through operation of a heritage working farm which will provide in situ vocational courses to the general public in rural and endangered skills and crafts, and demonstrate historical agricultural practices. It will display and preserve historic buildings and equipment, promote biodiversity, and seek to enhance wellbeing through nature.

Regular public worship open to all. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and the bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings, and the distribution of literature. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

The charity continues to provide almshouses with on site warden assistance to the residents in order to provide the care and time the Trustees consider sufficient.

The promotion of sport, education, health and inclusion for the benefit of communities in Chester and its surrounding areas using football as a vehicle for change.

To provide exceptional care, support and education to children from birth to age 5 with a range of special educational needs. We follow the Early Years Foundation Stage Framework, enabling children to make rapid progress in their development, with a focus on key life skills. Parent/carers benefit from respite, family support, training, social activities and community-based stay and play sessions.

Lifeboat and inland search and rescue, including flood and cliff rescue and missing person search, on the Severn, Wye, Usk and other rivers, and across Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and parts of SE Wales, Herefordshire and beyond. Activities were conducted by SARA as Charity 505504 prior to 1 Jan 2022

The Edward and Dorothy Cadbury Trust is a grant giving charity principally supporting the voluntary sector in the West Midlands. The main areas of grant giving focus on arts and culture, community projects and integration, compassionate support, conservation and environment, education and training.

The charities main objectives are the education of the public, by the promotion of contemporary and other art and in particular (but without limitation) art that is linked to the landscape in the West Midlands and surrounding areas. This is to be achieved by exhibiting contemporary and other art to foster understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of art amongst the public.

To preserve and protect the Oswestry Station Building,to, safegaurd the local and railway heritage for the benefit of the people who live in, work in and visit Oswestry Borough.To develope and promote educational activities surrounding the cultural and heritage aspects of Oswestry Borough.To promote such other charitable purposes as may from time to time be determined.

We work closely with local voluntary, community and statutory organisations to promote and establish our ability to use the positive influences and opportunities offered by the ethos, staff and resources of the Football Club for the benefit of the wider community.

To oversee, support and encourage 20 local Churches and Local Ecumencial Partnerships in fulfilling their aims by providing:a mission policy so that work can be developed and reviewed;full-time ministry personnel to support and enable that work;a Quarterly Plan of Services so that worship is available for all people;training for local volunteers;grants for property development.

Provision of tennis facilities for the purpose of health and education in the community of Wrexham and surrounding areas