Charities In Staffordshire

Religious activities and community use.

Vicarage, parsonage, residence for curate, church or chapel, mission room, parish room, class room, meeting or lecture room, or sunday school. Known as St Barnabas

To improve the lives of people with disabilities through the provision of riding and/or carriage driving to benefit their health and well being in the Congleton, Macclesfield and Staffordshire Moorlands area.

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.

Our post 16 career development service supports young people aged 16 to 25 with special educational needs and disabilities to access employment, work experience and volunteer work.

Provision of outdoor space and play area for use by the whole community.

Freehold owners of bungalow which is leased for the benefit of Cerebral Palsy Mid Staffordshire

Disabled Club we met every three weeks for people in Stafford

We provide a fully central heated building with comfortable seating facilities for physically disabled and aged people in and around the district of Rugeley. Various groups use our facility for social gatherings and other activities. There are disabled toilets, cooking facilities the use of fridge freezer, dishwasher etc. Also provided is a piano, organ, music centre and PA system

The Trustees are responsible for ensuring that the Regimental Memorial and the grounds are used only for the purpose in which they were given. They have no financial responsibility, as that lies with the Trustees of The Mercian Regiment. The Trustees have approved the resurfacing of the footpath to the Tower with an anti-slip material.

Education/Training for Fire Services.Medical/Health/Sickness aid Overseas aid/Famine reliefEconomic/CommunityProvides human resourcesProvides buildings/facilities/open spaceProvides services

Relief in case of need for people who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm.

providing monies to aid the purchase of prizes for pupils

The charity exists to promote community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for athletics and other sports capable of improving fitness and health and to promote the education of the public, in particular children and young people, including their physical and academic education.

Community First Responders to local area

1. Reducing landfill locally by providing a site for people to deposit their recyclable household waste.2. Through sale of donated items and realisation of benefits, the provision of financial grants to local charities and voluntary organisations - e.g. - Stafford Free IT providing computers to disadvantaged families, Women's Aid Stafford, House of Bread and others

Community First Responders in Whittington, Staffordshire

Supporting BME Groups Tamworth and Staffordshire, providing educational training, hoilday memtoring support, elders club, Holiday club.

To advance the education of children in the subject of Environmental & Rural Science, by providing and assisting in the provision of farm facilities.

help with people getting to hospital, education of illness, donations to hospitals

Supporting the facilities for our pupils and to raise money for minibus upkeep.

To arrange an annual country fair and other events the surpluses of which will be distributed for charity purposes.

KIC supports young people to improve their life chances through delivering a range of digitally creative activities. We support all young people but particularly those affected by mental health issues, looked after children and victims of bullying, CSE and abuse. We engage, consult and communicate with young people and produce material that can be used by others to inform strategy development.

Christian religious activities and community outreach services.

Makes grants to individuals.