Charities In St Helens

Sudden Sam provides support to those impacted by sudden death. We provide emotional support (therapy and counselling), financial support (grants for costs associated with a sudden death), practical awareness (guidance on the procedure following a sudden death), and community awareness (increasing understanding of the impact).

SHDMGT has at its aims the advancement of the Christian faith for the benefit of the public through: a) the mission and ministry of the Church of England and its engagement with and service to the communities in the geographical area of St Helens deanery, b) the administration of the mission and growth fund subject to the terms of reference agreed by the St Helens deanery synod

We give grants to beneficiaries

Bold Rangers Junior Football Club is a UK Registered Charity who enable kids to play football without all the heavy costs associated to it. If needed then we will supply the child with everything including football boots and shin pads. We also give children the chance to play competitive football. We also work with the local schools and the local housing association.

The Group provides Scouting activities for beavers, cubs and scouts from the age of 6 to 14..

Our work in local communities, on Merseyside, is directed towards those suffering poverty and social exclusion. Priority is given to adult educational work, community development and health-related initiatives.

Haydock Male Voice Choir is a 60+ strong choir which sings to entertain audiences; support charities in fund raising & for the individual pleasure and education of its members. It operates from St. Helens within a 25 mile radius, but also to other destinations within the UK as well as occasional trips abroad.

A community centre dedicated to enhancing the lives of the most vulnerable in our community. We provide activities, support, advocacy, guidance and learning opportunities.

The objectives of the charity are to promote the education of persons of the Christian Faith in theology and social sciences both theoretical and practical having regard to the principles of Josephine Butler

PROVIDE SCOUTING FOR AGES BETWEEN 6 AND 14 YEAR OLDS FOR MALE AND FEMALE, AND ALL RELIGIOUS BACKGROUNDS.

Brass band

Amateur musical society presenting musicals, revues and pantomimes for audiences in the local area. Always open to welcome new members from 16 years of ages. We fundraise from the public to help raise money for our charity.

The objects of the charity are ; To advance the education of the public in general and in particular the education of children and young people utilising the range of expertise and resources available at the Albert Dock;

Running an annual gala and other activities to raise funds for the relief of hardship either generally or individually of people and organisations within a radius of ten miles measured in a straight line from Rainhill railway station.

A community facility including building and land for use by (but not limited to) the residents of scarisbrick and surrounding areas, uses of the hall include the holding of meetings, lectures, classes and other forms of recreation leisure-time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life. Use of the hall is offered without distinction of political, religious or other opinions.

Our group promotes and preserves the tradition of brass band music combined with encouraging the development of youngsters both as musicians and good citizens. The band caters for children between the ages of 8-20, and currently has approx 85 members.

Relief of poverty in the world. Supporting local charitable organisations. Grants to individuals to support specific projects.

Welfare support and comradeship within Huyton, Roby and Liverpool areas

The principal activity of the charity is to provide grants to assist overseas students at higher education institutions, studying in the Diocese of Liverpool.

General charitable purposes

The charity provides facilities for the benefit of the residents of the local area for religious, leisure time activities.

The trust was established to receive income from its investments and to make grants to needed causes as determined by a management committee. The Fund supports grants to assist individual girls and young women aged between 11 to 25 in training and education where it is recognised that there is a need for such financial assistance.

The Charity awards small pensions and grants, on a discretionary basis, to elderly people living in the Merseyside region who are in need, hardship or distress.

We search for high risk vulnerable missing people

Sailing, Canoeing, Cooking, Map Reading, Rope work, Engineering, Shooting, Expedition, Duke of Edinburgh Award "D of E", camping out and much more all based around the traditions of the Royal Navy.