Charities In Solihull

Religious and Charitable activities

To provide guidance and support for unemployed people. To support people through the transition of been employed. Provide a rapid and independent support service, accessible to all. Provide one to one counselling to our clients. To work in "partnership" and build links with other local, regional agencies.

Provision of social housing by way of almshouses

KAJANS mission statement is: "Empowering individuals and transforming communities through the arts, education and enterprise." Education - with a focus on young people and professional training. Resource Centre - with a focus on facilities and services for the local multi-ethnic community. Arts and Artists - with a focus on black performing arts development

Foster, encourage and develop unity and cooperation between Christian Churches to better serve the wider community of Birmingham and Solihull, regardless of class, status or ethnicity.Supporting refugees and asylum seekers through RestoreOffering family learning through BCT Training

Provision of emergency food to people in crisis.

The charities objectives and principal activities are to: Advancement of the Christian religion Support Christian Missionaries, relief of poverty and distress, support orphanges and Christian institutions world wide Provide a Community Care Centre for the support of the local people covering all ages from parents and toddlers to the elderly

To relieve poverty and increase well being among asylum seekers and refugees in the Birmingham area through the provision of practical items and education. To offer a warm welcome to those who use our service.

The Trust holds land for protection and preservation. It provides facilities for primary and infant school children mostly from the Birmingham Education Authority and a wider area to visit a working farm with a range of livestock. It gives opportunities for outdoor activities for groups of young people using a building in the Wyre Forest.

Arts projects and community initiatives to support and develop residents who live in East Birmingham and Solihull

The Trust brings together 27 Maintained Nursery Schools to forfill its charitable purposes. The advancement of education and care for children under five and their families is central to our work. Through the work of our teaching school alliance we provide CPD,research and support to other practitioners to advance quality in all setting who work with children under five.

The activities of the Association are to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of Shirley and to maintain and manage a Community Centre where those activities can take place.

To support the creativity and cultural life of young people up to 30 years of age living in Birmingham and the wider West Midlands area by(a) Providing a rolling programme of arts and cultural projects, events, training and, where possible, employment ; and(b) Offering access to dedicated arts space;

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

Regular worship services on Saturdays and Sundays ; Religious and moral education of children and youths supplemented by programs like Kids Day , Youth Camp; Providing Support to Mission fields; Providing financial support to victims of natural calamities ; Launched a library facility to encourage reading habits of children and adults; conducting seminars for various gender and age groups.

Only applications from and in respect of charities/expenditure in the West Midlands area will be considered. Applications should include recent accounts. The majority of donations made are in respect of animal welfare & conservation, children's welfare, care of the elderly & physically or mentally handicapped and general medical. Applications for donations for other purposes are considered.

Girlguiding Warwickshire, as a part of a worldwide movement, enables girls and young women to fulfil their potential to take an active and responsible part in society through its distinctive, stimulating and enjoyable programme of activities delivered by trained volunteer leaders.

BRIG is a race equality and equity anti racist campaigning charity based in Birmingham and the West Midlands. Our work seeks to create Anti-Racist Places, Keep Race of the Agenda, Pass the Baton onto the next and future generations and hold institutions to account for race equality and improving relations with regard to racial harmony between and within communities.

It provides a variety of therapies for people with multiple sclerosis & other ailments, children with Autism and cerebral palsy, all within the centre for the people of Coventry & surrounding areas.

The charitable company's object is to promote,improve,develop and maintain public education and the appreciation of theatre and drama in all its aspects by, but not limited to: a) the preparation and presentation of theatre and music theatre perfomances by young people; andb) the provision of workshops in theatre and drama skills.

To relieve the elderly, primarily those of Asian origin by the provision of a day care centre. Also the advancement of education of carers and to provide training to individuals and organisations who are at the point delivering care to Asian elderly people.

The provision of grants and such other assistance as the charity trustees may decide for relief of need and for the promotion of educational purposes in the Ecclesiastical Parishes of St John the Baptist, Knowle, St Philip, Dorridge and St Swithin, Barston and in the Civil Parishes of Balsall Common and Chadwick End and such other areas as the charity trustees may decide.

This PCC, has the responsibility for promoting the whole mission of the church within its parish and through the Transforming Churches agenda. This mission encompasses church services provided in the parish, the resources of the parish and the interaction between the church and wider community.

The Museum exists to tell the story of the Regiment's (and its predecessors' and successors') history and achievements by collecting, preserving and displaying the Regiment's collection of artifacts from its formation in 1694 to the present day for the benefit of present members of the Regiment, the residents of the County, those further afield with a specialised interest and visitors to the area.

Provision of regular public acts of worship open to churh members & the genral public;Provision of a sacred space for prayer & contemplation;Teaching the Christian faith through Sunday services & mid-week groups;Pastoral support for all members & those brought to the attention of the church, including the sick & bereaved;Support work with children, young people, elderly & other charities.