Charities In St Helens

To advance the education of the pupils of the school by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities at the school (not normally provided by the Local Education Authority)To support fund raising activities in the local community e.g. Food bank, MacMillan Cancer Care

Social activities to raise money for various charitys

To Augment the living of the Minister of the Chapel in St Helens frequented by a Congregation of Protestant Dissenters called Independents (United Reformed Church) under a Trust Deed dated 20th June 1822.

Educating young people within socially and economically disadvantaged communities Advance and demonstrate the Christian Faith Relieve poverty and sickness and promote and protect good health of peopleDevelop the capacity and skills of the residentsPromote social inclusion for the public benefitPromote such other charitable purposes in such a way as the trustees shall think fit.

THIS SOCIETY ENJOYS MONTHLY MEETINGS FROM SEPTEMBER TO THE FOLLOWING APRIL, WHICH ARE ADDRESSED BY GUEST SPEAKERS TALKING ON A SPECIFIC TOPIC OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM AN HISTORICAL POINT OF VIEW. WE ALSO ARRANGE DAY EXCURSIONS TO PLACES OF INTEREST IN THE SUMMER MONTHS.

To make available the Pilkington Glass Collection of Glass objects, and other objects comprising or relating to glass, on loan to a Museum for display to the Public, for the advancement of the education of the public.

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

Advanced driver trainingPublic awareness of road safety issues

Provision of support, both fianacial and otherwise for persons with illeostomy or internal pouch

MERSEYSIDE SUDANESE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION serves all parts of the diaspora Sudanese community in Liverpool and its region. We provide premises for meetings, celebrations and activities. We are focussing on the needs of our children & young people, and women within our community. We run education classes for our schoolchildren and a meeting space for women, as well as men.

Grants to individuals in cases of hardship

THE CLUB OFFERS AND PROVIDES A RANGE OF SPORTING OPPORTUNITIES TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES. IT ALSO HOPES TO HELP TO SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE TO BECOME OFFICIALS IN SPORT AND PROVIDE EDUCATION TO DISABLED PEOPLE AND FOR DISABLED PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES.

1. The objectives of the group are to encourage the use of public footpaths and to assist in the preservation, maintenance and defence of the rights of the public to use and enjoy on foot the public highways, (e.g. footpaths, bridle paths, by-ways and other ways, wastelands and roadside strips). 2. The group aims to prevent the abuse of such rights. 3. The group aims to co-operate with other assoc

To support the religious and other charitable activities of the parish of St Mary's, Little Crosby, Merseyside and to support the upkeep and repair of the fabric and contents of the church buildings. To enhance and promote the social activities of the village of Little Crosby and generally to stimulate public interest in the history and buildings of the parish and the locality.

Provide support and funds to St Anns CofE primary school

To pay unto the Minister or if there be no Minister to the Deacons belonging to the respective Independent Congregational Chapels established at Prescot and Orrell in the said County of Lancaster and to the Theological Tutor or the Parties at the College connected to the said Independent or Congregational interest (Northern College) an annual sum under a Trust Deed Dated 14th October 1830.

The Guy Pilkington benefit Fund is an organisation that provides a number of services to the retired staff members of St Helens Hospital. These include :Visiting schemeCoffee MorningsCoach outingsChristmas Party

Grants to eligible young people

Provision of coaching and training in Gymnastics and Movement Skills for people with disabilities and their siblings and families.

The association's main aim is to promote meetings for sharing knowledge and experience of organ playing and church music in general, together with occasional visits to hear and/or play historic or notable instruments. We aim to encourage and provide advice for potential young players. We now also have a bursary fund to provide financial assistance with tuition.

The charitable activitis are those of the enhancement and improvement, maintenance and protection of the environment and landscape within the North West, for the benefit of the public.

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 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

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society.

Provides help and guidance for ileostomists