Charities In St Helens
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Oakhill District Guide Association
Provision of GirlGuiding Services
The Constance Owens Trust
Applications are welcome from individual occupational therapists who have already received Ethics Committee approval for their research project to support:-? PhD studies? Professional Doctorate in Education
Sutton Manor Active Community Hub
St Helens Sinfonietta
We are a chamber orchestra, run by volunteers and having charitable status. Employing professional musicians - often past players from major orchestras, or promising young players - we provide St. Helens and surrounds with regular orchestral concerts and recitals of classical music. We are financed by ticket sales, fund raising activities, private sponsorship, and grants of public money.
Hale Youth Club
Beneficiary group, LeisureTo help & educate young people through their leisure time activities so they can develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacity and grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society.
Eccleston Lane Ends Workingmen's Recreation Room And Library
Arts, Facilities, LeisureBOWLING CLUB
Lifestream Church Trust
The Charity provides advancement of the Christian Faith, the Advancement of Education, and the relief of poverty or sickness in the UK and abroad. The Charity helps children, young people and other defined groups. The Charity makes grants or loads to individuals, provides buildings and facilities and provides services (eg care/counselling).
Wigan Transport Trust
PRESERVATION, RESTORATION & DISPLAY OF WIGAN AND SURROUNDING AREAS ROAD TRANSPORT HERITAGE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDER COMMUNITY THROUGH EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
21st St Helens (newton-Le-Willows) Scout Group
Associations, Beneficiary groupScouting.for young people
Newton Community Hospital Welfare Association
HealthTHE COMFORT AND WELFARE OF THE PATIENTS AND STAFF OF NEWTON COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
The Farrington Hopkins Trust
ResearchThe provision of lectures in, or to further research into 'the Geography of Disease', that is to say the study of disease as a factor in the human environment, for example, in the way it affects such aspects as population distribution, human cultire and economic performance
Rainford Welfare And Old Folk's Treat Committee
Beneficiary groupProvides services to the elderly
St Aidan's School Pta
Fundraise for and support the children of St Aidans School
26th St Helens (blackbrook) Scout Group
Associations, Beneficiary groupScouting activities for children ages 8-14
Rainhill Civic Society
Economic and community development, Heritage, LeisureSeeks to enhance and preserve the history and surroundings of the township of Rainhill. Monitors planning applications. Also organises an annual gardening competition, and holds a programme of meetings throughout the winter season, open to all. New activities include an oral history project with sound recordings made by local people .Community-wide commemoration of local involvement in WW1
Girls Welfare Fund
Beneficiary groupTHE AIM IS TO ASSIST YOUNG WOMEN, OF NON-VOCATIONAL and VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, IN BUYING EQUIPMENT OR MATERIALS, NEEDED TO HELP GAIN A QUALIFICATION AND ACHIEVE INDEPENDENCE.
5th Bebington Scout Group
Associations, Beneficiary groupWe are a scout group operating for the good of local children
Chapel End C P School Fund
EducationEducation & training
Sutton Boxing & Fire Fit Academy
Boxing classes, Amateur Boxing and Gym ClassesActivities provided for all ages in a deprived area.
West Lancashire Lacemakers
EducationWe hold regular meetings and workshops to further education and interest in lacemaking. We also demonstrate lacemaking to the general public when invited.
The St Helens Choral Society
Arts, LeisurePublic entertainment by means of high quality, classical, choral concerts.
St Helens Street Pastors
As a local initiative of the Street Pastor movement, Saint Helens Street Pastors train and mobilize Christian volunteers from local churches to offer practical care and compassion to people in the night-time economy, particularly to people in vulnerable situations. We work in partnership with the police, local authority and voluntary organisations.
Liverpool Talking Newspaper For The Blind
Arts, HealthWeekly distribution of news and current events on electronic media to blind and partially-sighted people.
Booker Avenue Infants School Parent Teachers Association
Beneficiary group, EducationCake SalesSpring fayreChristmas PartyMagic Night - Halloween
The Charles Dixon Pension Fund
Provision of pensions for Merchants of London, Liverpool and Bristol who are in reduced circumstances or failing them Merchants not less than sixty years of age resident in England.