Charities In St Helens

General charitable grants

This charity raises funds for Mill Green School which caters for pupils from the age of 14 to 19 with severe, complex, profound and multiple learning disabilities.

The charity is now dormant

We provide services, advice and support to the community/regions in all aspects of Specific Learning Difficluties.

The Charity organises and facilitates fundraising activities to:purchase equipment for disabled young people.purchase resources to facilitate activities for disabled children and their families.

Ringing birds. Including running constant effort sites. Training new ringers. Showing ringing activities to interested members of the public. Analysing results for conservation. Helping conservation work and bird study.

In offering a wide curriculum, based on National guidlines, and working towards achieving good grades in GSCE and A Level examinations, and vocational qualifications we aim to provide a learning enviroment that is stimulating as well as safe and secure.The advancement of the education of children and young people aged 5 to 18.For any other charitable purpose for the benifit of the brethren.

The Trustees make grants for the following:Research into IVF treatment.Medical treatment for the underprivileged which the NHS is unable to deliver.Relief of homelessness and the effects of old age.

We are a charity of professional bodies who aim will be to provide equipment and venues to help underprivileged people to thrive and become part of the community. We also aim to help other charity's to thrive in communities .we will initlly start in the north west of England and then move further into other areas to help

Activities include the provision of art therapy workshops

Concerned with the enabling of young people to appreciate music within the Parish of Rainhill

Support for local people and groups, particularly in education and youth areas.

In the interests of the protection and conservation of the environment of Merseyside and the promotion of wider sustainability issues, MET engages in the following activities: organising events, meetings, educational opportunities, fundraising, awarding grants, provision of knowledge and expertise and working in partnership with other organisations.

The charity finds and acquires a range of 'meanwhile' spaces for the purposes of advancing the creative and cultural sectors, providing flexible spaces and developing appropriate usage for individuals, organisations and authorities.

open space for use by anyone

Eccleston Old People's Welfare Committee provides human resources and buildings facilities for a wide range of community activities including old people's bingo (Monday and Thursday), Gardening Club, Lectures and Classes, Learning, pre-school group, Bridge Clubs, Weight Watchers, Board Gamers, Farmers' Wives, baby massage/bonding, French for toddlers & hires out the hall on a one-off basis

Providing sport/recreation for children/young people.

Our Charity is here to help those who may have a background that has left them in a position of no hope and yet are desperate to change their circumstances. We want to help even though it may seem there are no other avenues open or available for improving their social status and or standing in the community.

Desire & Inspire has been set up to help support disabled young people/ adults from exclusion back into inclusion by building friendships, long lasting relationships thus creating independence & empowerment. We provide clubs, activities & events for young disabled young people & adults, building confidence, striving to push societies boundaries & increasing inclusion within communities.

Women and Digital Inclusion (WODIN) established in 2020 as a CIC now a charity, we predominantly but not exclusively promote the welfare of Black migrant women in Merseyside. We work with migrant women and families, many first-generation immigrants, facing poverty, destitution, poor mental and physical health. We provide a space for them to be brave, vulnerable and learn digital skills.

Fundraising, awareness, and project-based events to support local history recognition and education in the Newton-le-Willows community

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC WITHIN THE AREA OF BENEFIT IN TRADITIONAL SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING

charitable donations to the areas st helens wigan and orrell

Furtherance of the cause for canonisation of the three people buried in the Shrine. Care of the Shrine buildings.The furtherance of religion by use of the building for religious activities, spiritual development, public and personal prayer, drawing inspiration from the lives of the three holy people entombed in the shrine and promoting devotion to them.