Charities In Staffordshire

The charity's activity is the selling of donated goods in a charity shop, and occasional fundraising, organised by volunteers, in order to donate to neo-natal special care units in local hospitals.

Offering affordable accomodation to ladies of all ages and all circumstances, who may have difficulty renting in the private sector.

For the care, welfare of Renal Patients at the Q. E. Hospital, and who receive dialysis at Aston, Great Bridge, Lichfield, Woodgate, Kings Norton, Sparkhill, Smethwick, Worcester, Hereford, LLandrindod Wells and U.H.B. We play an active part in Patient Involvement in the Hospital, Treatment and care of Renal patients, Patient Information and Renal Research.

We offer an umbrella of emotional and pastoral support to ladies and their families affected by cancer in the Stafford and surrounds area

Burton Upon Trent Scout Council oversees and manages scouting activity in East Staffordshire, providing life and adventure training for young people.

To provide a service for children, parent's and carers wherby children mix with their peers and learn through play. Parents and carers are encouraged to participate in promoting their child's welfare by taking an interest in the management and the activities of the group.

Leek U3A has its own constitution which has been approved by the Third Age Trust to which it is affiliated and has a mission statement which explains it aims and objects, which are to advance the education and wellbeing of our members by provision of academic, cultural and recreational activities for our members, all of whom are eligible if not in full time employment and of the older generation.

The advancement of education in the arts in Burton upon Trent and District by the production of one or more dramatic stage plays or musicals each year.

To be an expression of God's hands, feet and voice within our Church, Community and beyond with the aim of winning people to Christ, establishing them in the faith, discipling them and sending them into the world.

Provide low cost Almshouse Accomodation for Residents of Madeley

Community mental health and exercise services

encouraging community participation in heathy recreation and to advance amateur athletics in the area through the club by providing sports coaching and training and promoting participation and competition .

This Charity manages the Little Aston Village Hall providing educational, social and leisure facilities for the residents of Little Aston and the surrounding areas.

The playing of brass band music as a source of entertainment, teaching, interest and as a means of allowing other bodies to make money from our efforts. Teaching of all ages music.

The welfare, support of our members and their families/carers. We run an IT Centre which provides learning for adults with physical disabilities and/or mild learning difficulties. We provide a Home Visitor service which supports our members. We run a holiday bungalow for our members and non-members. We publish a newsletter giving information.

SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB BLOOD DONORS PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGS PUPLIC MEETINGSKARATEKICKBOXINGFUNCTIONSCHARITY FUNCTIONSKEEP FITLINE DANCEBINGO

Running an annual show in the Eccleshall area so as to advance the public's appreciation of agriculture, horticulture, equestrianism and other allied activities.

FOR ANYONE AFFECTED BY CANCER OR OTHER CHRONIC CONDITIONS, WE WELCOME FAMILY & FRIENDS TOO. VISITORS CAN SHARE THE UPS AND DOWNS, LAUGHTER AND TEARS WITH SOMEONE WHO KNOWS HOW IT FEELS BECAUSE THEY'VE BEEN THERE TOO. PROVING THAT CANCER NEED NEVER BE A LONELY EXPERIENCE WE ARE AN INDEPENDENT & VOLUNTARY ORGANISATION AND CHARITY, PROVIDING CARING & SUPPORT IN A HOMELY & FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT.

To promote the relief of visually impaired people in any manner which now or hereafter may be deemed by law to be charitable within the county of Cheshire and adjacent districts.

We are a village hall providing social, recreation and educational facilities for our village

CAMPING, HIKING, ABSEIILING, ETC., WEEKLY SECTION MEETINGS WHERE FIVE ELEMENTS ARE INCORPORATED INTO THE PROGRAMME AS RECOMMENDED BY THE SCOUT ASSOC.

Rehoming dogs often from 'death row' that no other organisation will take & offering a private rehoming service to help prevent stray dogs. We have a large following of supporters within the community & on social media. We attend local fun days and fetes, organise various events and have a presence in local shops, in order to fundraise and spread our ideas for promoting responsible dog ownership.

The main activities of the charity involve visiting schools, workplaces and community settings, providing social, emotional and Mental Health support and education. We run in house projects that develop knowledge and skills under the remits of health, education, arts and life skills.

The charity is operated on mainly a voluntary basis,staff are employed to deliver an out of hours childcare and holiday club which has become well established.The association is now in partnership with Age Concern to deliver services for elderly members of the local community.General use of the managed community centre continues to grow.

A display of commercial road transport vehicles, mainly buses, together with transport related ephemera, mostly of local interest. Open at weekends and Tuesdays throughout the year, run by volunteers only. Parties can be catered for at other times by advance booking. For educational purposes relevant to pupils studying within key stage 1 & 2. Free bus services run on a limited number of days.