Charities In St Helens

We are an independant church fellowship (ie not affiliated to any particular denomination). We meet together during the week on a flexible basis for fellowship & prayer. We also meet each Sunday morning for a family service.

The Club is open to young people who live in the Borough of Sefton. It is run by volunteers and provides facilities to teach and develop, sailing and water safety.

We help the community resided in Liverpool with employment, education and offer sports facilities. This involves helping clients to fill in a variety of forms, offering an after school club and an adult day centre as well as activities for women. Our sports activities include football, badminton, cram board and fitness routines. Also, our venue is available to the public for event hire.

To provide a lunch for 40 pensioners every Tuesday lunch time also deliver 6 lunchs tohousebound pensioners.

SCHOOL FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS

Provision of Prosthetics, aids and other specialised technologies, provision of rehabilitation, specialist support, consultation and research, provision of education to raise awareness of disability and the benefits of prosthetics.Assisting those new to prosthetics to return to sport and as such improve their overall health & wellbeingRaising awareness to the benefits of sport for disability

The support, Financial relief, and gifting of child bereaved families in Merseyside

monthly meetings usually of an educational nature, sometimes with speakers and workshops related to our aims and objectives

The Lantern Project provides counselling, support and information for victims of sexual abuse, domestic violence, racial abuse and bullying.

Provides members of the public monthly lectures in winter, monthly day trips in summer plus an annual weekend away. Produces an occasional journal on regional archaeological developments. Organises community archaeology projects.

raises money through staff collections to support local and national charitable and public organisations

To educate the public about any aspects of natural history. To protect fauna and flora and to preserve important wildlife habitats for the benefit of the public. To arrange regular indoor and outdoor meetings. To act jointly with other organisations having similar charitable purposes. To collect and collate natural history records. To do all other lawful things for the attainment of our objects.

Undertakes engagements (concerts, fetes, church processions of witness, civic and civilian marches, Christmas festival activities) to raise monies for the Band expenses and assist other charities with their fundraising.Teaches both adult and young people to play brass instruments as members of the Training Band and encourages entry into the Associated Board music examinations.

Xmas Fair, Summer Fair, Discos, Bingo & BBQ Nights

Advanced driver trainingPublic awareness of road safety issues

We support adult to learn to read or improve their reading skills.

To hold Fundraising Art Exhibitions and Spiritual Events in order to raise funds and awareness for Fibromyalgia, To run Creative Workshops in Mental Health and Well Being for Chronic pain and Fibromyalgia sufferers. Most activities are held within our church space. We currently operate from West Kirby Spiritualist Church and Madelainartz ONLINE platforms due to Covid Changes.

To supply site and equipment to units of the Sea Cadets to enable them to carry out the required boating activities

To make charitable donations to such charitable bodies or institutions at such times and in such manner as the Trustees may in their absolute discretion think fit.

1. Relief of Kidney Patients under the care of Liverpool/Merseyside area.2.Support of the above and thier families.3.Educate the public in renal problems and associated conditions.4.Fundraising ans social events

The Charity provides donations to help the advancement of education through the promotion of art, literature and music and to improve the appearance and amenities of the Borough of St Helens.The Charity fund constituted groups whose work benefits the residents of St Helens borough. e.g. the majority of the work done by the organisation benefits St Helens residents.

The Foundation provide services and opportunities for the benefit of the people of Merseyside to improve their uptake of active recreation. The beneficiaries of these services are:- ? Children / Young People? Elderly / Old People? People with disabilities? People of a particular ethnic or racial origin? Other Charitable or voluntary bodies? General public / mankind

We Provide free and confidential support within the Liverpool and Merseyside areas for people for whom an amputation may be necessary or who already are amputees, this also extends to their families, partners and carers.Based on first hand experience we can provide advice, practical help and support when and where it is needed.

Supports school by raising funds for building and educational resources

The society exists to promote the study of any aspect of the history of Lancashire and Cheshire. This is done through a series of public lectures and meetings, a grant scheme for research, schools and publications and the publication of an annual volume of transactions. The society's library is on open access to all who want to use it.