Charities In Shropshire

Worship services, various groups and activities in relation to being a parish church in the Church of England and the proclamation of the gospel.

Provides low cost, high quality offices, interview/counselling and meeting rooms and other services for charities and voluntary organisations.

To provide a sports ground for the general benefit of the village and surrounding environs, to provide a Clubhouse for social communication between members, mutual helpfulness, mental and moral improvement and recreation and to supply refreshments to members.

CHILDCARE PROVIDER OF CHILDREN AGED 2 YEARS - 12 YEARS OLD

Based in Mid-Wales, Rekindle provides mental health support for 16-25-year-olds. Using the Recovery Model, we help people take control of their lives, build resilience and set goals. Our free service includes counselling, wellbeing support and group activities. Access is via self-referral or referral from other agencies. Additionally, we are a centre of excellence locally for training counsellors.

The charity provides a range of therapies for people with Multiple Sclerosis who come from Wolverhampton and surrounding areas.

To support the provision of health care, primarily but not exclusively in Shropshire Staffordshire and Cheshire, by providing dedicated Transport services of urgently required medical items when normal Trust services are unavailable.By use of volunteers these service are Free of Charge to the Trusts, allowing essential funds to be diverted back intopatient care, rather than into transport cost

Makes grants to individuals and organisations meeting criteria as set out in the Charity's Governing Document

Independent housing advice, housing people with private landlords, financial help via a bond scheme and tenancy support.

Enhancement of the Shropshire Union and Llangollen Canals; restoration of the Montgomery Canal

Church of England Parish church of Market Drayton

The Church's activities include main worship services, prayer ministries, youth events and study groups. The charity runs a not for profit ice cream shop for the local community and also uses the shop premises for social events, which includes events where local people can socialise and engage in different activities and seek guidance in the Christian faith.

To educate the public concerning the benefits of secure couple relationships, marriage and family life to improve the emotional, sexual and spiritual well-being of individuals which is derived from committed relationships;To enhance the good health, both mental and physical, of adults and children to prevent poverty, hardship and distress caused by the breakdown of such relationships.

The principal activity is the education and training of medical and para-medical personnel in the treatment of spinal paralysis and spinal injuries. This is achieved through the organisation and the sponsorship of conferences, and particularly through the provision of grants to individual and small groups of professionals to further their knowledge and expertise in spinal cord injury treatment.

The relief of poverty and financial hardship.The relief of physical and mental health.The promotion of social inclusion.

The charity makes available the Shropshire Education and Conference Centre to professions allied to medicine for training and education purposes. The Centre has a range of training facilities including a 200 seat training theatre, syndicate and seminar rooms, a library and practical skills theatre.In particular the Centre is used for the training of doctors undergoing post-graduate training.

The provision of accommodation (and assistance for those located in such accommodation) for those in need who are preferably resident in the county of Shropshire or born in the county of Shropshire.

We provide independent advocacy to any adult with any disability including multiple disabilities and complex needs. We help any age from 18 upwards including older people, any ethnicity, any gender, any sexual orientation. We work in Shropshire including Telford & Wrekin, offering: Short, Medium and Long-Term help.

The Charity exists to provide an outlet and opportunity for physical exercise, and community cohesion, through playing football in a well organised club.

The primary function of the CIO Foundation is to receive donations raised by Lions Clubs and to distribute the income to various identified beneficiaries

Christian Worship in the United Reformed Church tradition and to show that people really matter to God.

The Parish Church of St Oswald, King & Martyr as part of the Diocese of Lichfield follows the Bishop's Three Primary Tasks of Discipleship, Vocation and Evangelism and we are committed to developing discipleship, encouraging vocation and inspiring evangelism.

The provision of a modern, fully equipped and maintained, multi purpose community centre. Facilities include state of the art Cinema/Theatre, Meeting/Conference Rooms, Catering facilities, Art/Exhibition Gallery and leisure space. The Centre is currently run by more than one hundred volunteers with four full time and one part time employees.

Pre-school education

The promotion of the education of students at Shrewsbury Colleges Group who are in need of financial assistance by giving them grants and the provision for Shrewsbury Colleges Group of special benefits of any kind not normally provided by the local education authority.