Charities In Shropshire

Enabling as many people as possible to worship at our church and to become part of our parish community. Our Services and Worship put faith into practice through prayer and scripture, music and sacrament. To welcome pilgrims, tourists and the public to our historic building; to facilitate education and provide information to those visitors.

Advocacy Advice Information Training and Support for people with Health and Social Care needs

The charity receives applications for grants from individuals, relevant medical professional bodies, other organisations and charitable trusts.

To advance the education of the pupils attending Bridgnorth Endowed School by providing and assisting inthe provision of such facilities or items at the school (not provided form statutory funds) as the trustees shall from time to time determine.

We are a Sports Centre which offers: Football, Badminton, Bowls, Roller Hockey, Netball and more to the general public.

The Tenbury NILS (No Interest Loan Scheme) is a project which seeks to assist the most disadvantaged and vulnerable people living in our community. It offers interest free loans to people who would otherwise not be able to access commercial credit, for reasons of unemployment, benefit recipients or people who are in receipt of a low income.

Promoting regular public worship open to all.Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses, small groups.Pastoral care, including visiting the sick & supporting the bereaved.Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings & the distribution of literature.Provision of children?s & youth activities with a Christian ethos. Supporting charities in the UK & overseas.

Charitable Services and grants to deserving causes generally within the geographical area of Oswestry and the immediate surrounding area, exceptionally to help support national disasters, appeals and other similar deserving causes.

THE CHARITY'S OBJECT ("THE OBJECT") WHICH IS TO BE CARRIED OUT FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IS THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH WORLDWIDE.

Preservation of ancient building and grounds-interpretation to public at large. Charity events connected with the site.

Hope Church Oswestry seeks to present the love of God in a relevant and practical manner by offering spiritual and social support to the local community, town and overseas.

LARC owns and operates Grange Court in Leominster as a Heritage, Community and Enterprise Hub.It is working with community and voluntary groups across the area to promote its charitable objectives.

The Trust's core activity is to build on Sidney Nolan's remarkable legacy to maintain a vibrant and thriving centre for the arts, in a rural setting. It uses its extensive collection of Nolan paintings, personal archive material and library to promote an ongoing appreciation of his work and uses this unique resource to inform its annual exhibition and educational outreach programmes.

Advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare, for recreation and leisure time occupation with the objective of improving the conditions of life for residents.Manage Knighton and District Community Centre and to maintain and manage the Centre in co-operation with any other person or body, in furtherance of these objects.

Tackling anti-social behavior, enhancing multi-cultural relationships, promoting well being of European Minorities, supporting European migrants living in Great Britain

The Charity's objectives are to minister to the religious and pastoral needs of the parish and visitors and to act as the civic Church to the town of Shrewsbury, when asked to do so. On a day to day basis, the Church provides regular services and outreach activities both within the local community and beyond.

The P.C.C. has the responsibility of cooperating with the incumbent, Revd M.C. Stafford in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. It is also responsible for the maintenance of the fabric of Holy Trinity Church, Much Wenlock. Services and events are open to the public.

Operation of a mess for HM Armed Forces

Little Stars Baby Bank's sole purpose is to help families in need within Shropshire, by providing pre-loved donations of essential baby/children items such as clothing; moses baskets and nappies, as well as products needed for mother after giving birth. Monetary donations go towards brand new items that cannot be donated.We give this support to help give their child have the best start in life

OUR CHARITY PROMOTES WREXHAM FC ACROSS NORTH WALES AND PROVIDES CORE PROGRAMMES IN SCHOOLS AND TO LOCAL COMMUNITY GROUPS, IT HAS WORKED WITH SHOW RACISM THE RED CARD AND THE PRINCES TRUST OVER THE PAST TWELVE MONTHS AND THE OVERALL AIM FOR THE FOUNDATION IS TO PROVIDE MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE COMMUNITIES OF NORTH WALES TO ENGAGE WITH WREXHAM FOOTBALL CLUB.

We provide social, independent living and workskills opportunities for adults with learning disabilities at our mini cafe. In addition we run, a Youth Club for members up to the age of 18 and a Diversity Club which is a social club for members over the age of 25, a weekly Sports Club and Sewing Bee. We rely on voluntary involvement and volunteers play a key role is every aspect of our work.

Charitable religious purposes connected with the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church

Church linked to the Newfrontiers family of churches, holding Sunday services each week and mid-week activities for adults. Providing activities for young people and children. Seeking to outreach into the local community.

The provision of a one to one mentoring service to young adults who are at risk of disengaging from their learning. Our aim is to improve their engagement in learning and the service is delivered mainly but not exclusively delivered in schools and can include support to the families of these young people. Mentor link operates in the Midlands and South Midlands area.

ATE is an educational trust which runs residential holiday camps called 'Superweeks' during the Christmas, Easter and summer school holidays. The children come from all over the UK and beyond. Young adult volunteers are trained by ATE to work with the children on Superweeks. The charity also engages in a limited amount of work with schools including residential courses and staff INSET