Charities In St Helens

The Trust makes small grants to individuals in the Anglican Diocese of Liverpool who are attending second chance learning through Further Education establishments, including ESOL programmes. Grants are for the books or equipment the individual needs for their educational courses or training programmes.

The relief of sickness within the St Helens and surrounding areas, among persons who are or have been affected by cancer and their carers, by the provision of support, information and such other means as the trustees shall from time to time determine.

Principal activity continues to be that of maintaining, improving and advancing education, particularly by the production of plays, operas, ballet, concerts, exhibitions and encouragement of the arts including the art of drama, mime, dance, singing and music and to formulate, prepare and install schemes for that reason.

Management of the allotments. Bowling green . General recreation activities. General upkeep of the land and orchard. Also upkeep of war memorial.

St. Helens New Gateway Club provides leisure activities for young people with profound and multiple learning disabilities or severe learning disabilities and other complex needs. It usually meets on Friday evenings at the Chain Lane CC and activities can be at the base, in the community and include weekend breaks. Activities are planned to be developmental, inclusive and interesting.

Our overall aim is to support people living with dementia and their carers in St. Helens. We have a monthly Carers' Support group for both Carers and person with dementia. Monthly Drop in Sessions offering information, advice and signposting to appropriate services. Training i.e.dementia awareness training to local Care homes. Facilitated Sonas aPc (activating potential for communication).

CAMPAIGNING AND LOBBYING FOR AN ADEQUATE MUSICAL PERFORMNCE SPACE IN CHESTER AREAPROMOTING AND SUPPORTING LOCAL MUSIC AND VISUAL ARTS

Our activities are the provision of daily drop in advice and information services on, heath welfare benefit, housing,social services, racial harassment, domestic violence mentoring, carrying for older peoples and counselling, outreach work in visiting detainees, dissemination of information ,provision of supplementary education and we provided a cultural and social event, seminars, workshops

We raise money from various activities such as marshalling fun runs, having stalls at local carnivals, acting as Santa's and helpers at Christmas. We then spend all of the money raised in the community and on national and International appeals. We help individuals, local Charities and International causes and disasters

Our charity runs different events throughout the year, with our biggest being the School Christmas fair. Family bingos and children's discos are also a big hit.

To promote musical education within a 60 mile radius of Liverpool Town Hall.

The club is a boys and girls club in St Helens that provides boxing training to A.B.A standard and keep fit for the local commumity. It is open 5 night a week ?4 per week for juniors and ?6 a week for adults

Fund raising for local community charities.supporting Rotary national and international charity projects

The charity's objects and principal activity is to help in the relief of families suffering from bereavement through the loss of a child during pregnancy in such ways as the trustees from time to time may think fit.

To raise funds for the benefit of pupils at Oakdene Primary and the local community.This being play equipment, books etc. To purchase items that the school budget does not include.

The preservation and protection of health, both mental and physical, of those who are experiencing or have experienced domestic violence and the prevention of hardship and distress caused by domestic violence and the advancement of education by providing a programme of counselling and support to those in need and promoting awareness of such to the public and supporting bodies.

We are a group of volunteers raising funds to improve the all round education of our young people at school in a variety of ways.

To provide relief to elderly/disabled/groups of people who are in the Chester area and need financial assistance to serve others and to relieve poverty.

Football for Humanity is a sport for development charity that uses football-focused interventions to tackle complex social issues.

Supporting local charities

Raising money through events to enhance local primary school.

Pilkington Choir members meets each Tuesday to learn and rehearse a wide range of music. We perform in 4 part harmony (SATB). We arrange to perform at concerts, weddings and funerals during the year and work at rehearsals to prepare for these events.We meet at Willowbrook Hospice the Living Well, Borough Road, St Helens, WA10 3RN.Rehearsals start at 7.30 and last for 2 hours.

General charitable purposes, at the same time to consider for the benefit of the occupiers for the time being of the Old peoples flats number 9-63 Norley Drive aforesaid and 47 to 85 Trapwood close Eccleston.Trustees do not accept any unsolicited applications

Raise funds to subsidise trips and equipment for the children, through Bingo and other fundraising events.

The Charity purchases additional specialist equipment for children with physical disabilities and complex medical conditions who attend Sandfield Park School.