Charities In Stockport

Grit Street Aid provides mobile assistance to around 50 rough sleepers and homeless each week throughout Greater Manchester. We offer help to people where they live on the street, providing food, clothing, and other basic essentials. We also advocate for our service users, in conjunction with the Street Support Network, and we hope to provide our service users with better access into services.

Our area of activity is shown at Trafford because we share the same address as Martin Luther Kirche charity number 1092327 and we are the resource body for this charity. Our classification is mainly indirect, the majority of our grants are channelled directly to 1092327 thus enabling them to provide funds in line with their own classification. (344 boxes).

Greater Manchester Churches Together sustains and supports ecumenical developments at, local, parish, Borough and Regional level. The work involves Local Ecumenical Partnerships ,with over 100 Churches Together Groups and meetings of Church Leaders.

For the charitable relief of members of the medical profession and their families, and widows of deceased members of the medical profession; any other necessitous persons connected with the medical profession; and for purposes which are charitable in law and related to medicine or the medical profession.

The promotion and delivery of community classes, courses and workshops across Greater Manchester using qualified teachers, coaches and instructors of Weihai Lishi Quanfa. Seeking grants and funds to supplement donations received from participants in order to provide a safe, quality learning environment for effective practice.

The object of the charity is to advance the education of pupils at Pownall Green County Primary School. It organises events and other activities in order to raise funds for the school.

a. The provision of an annual series of professional chamber concertsb. The provision of educational classes in all aspects of classical music and to organize other associated educational activitiesc. Collaborating with other music societies in arranging concerts and musical educational activities.

Alongside normal church worship activities we facilitate the following community activities; Foodbank, Parent and toddler group, ROC cafe (teenagers), Computer Club, Community Garden.

The Choir shall study and practice choral music in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by means of public performance, or by giving or taking part in such musical events as the Committee recommends to the Choir, or competing at Music Festivals at the discretion of the Musical Director. To help such charitable institutions or purposes as the Committee shall determine.

1. Rehoming of stray and unwanted cats and kittens in the SK postcode area. 2. Trap, neuter and release of feral and community cats and kittens. 3. Education of the public about cats and their needs.

Our activities are linked to our charitable purpose of alleviating poverty and unemployment through focusing on three key areas of need;1) Training in relevant employment and job search skills 2) Training in enterprise development skills 3) Personal coaching and mentoring on areas that enable people to live fulfilled and healthy lives. a4) Other community support activities

Supporting charitable and community projects locally and internationally, including the relief of poverty, support for young people, community wellbeing and other charitable purposes.

SSBB seeks to advance the education of young people of Stockport and Greater Manchester in the pursuit of music making through its organisation, support, training and provision of music facilities. SSBB continues to advance the education of the general public in the art of brass band music through continuing to perform in public in many different venues including theatres, churches and schools.

Stockport Foster Carers Association is a Registered Charity in England & Wales and is a Not For Profit Organisation focussed on supporting Foster Carers who work with Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council. The SFCA organise and fundraise for a number of events that have a direct impact on the quality of peoples lives in foster care.

We provide physical activity, exercise and training activities to young people up to the age of 25. They receive access to a professional gymnasium and a Personal trainer (PT) who will undertake an assessment and devise a training programme over 3 months. They also receive nutrition and healthy living advice and mentoring for careers in exercise. Operating in Rochdale, Oldham and GM.

Advances the education of older people and those who are retired from full time work, by all means including associated activities conducive to learning and personal development, in Marple & District and its surrounding locality.

We are a Breast Cancer Dragon Boat Team based in Greater Manchester. We support all those who have undergone treatment for cancer and their family and friends. Dragon Boat paddling is a fun exercise and is beneficial particularly following breast cancer treatment in view of the upper body movement.

To advance the education of middle aged and older people who are not in gainful employment and to provide facilities for leisure time and recreational activities to improve conditions of life for such persons.

Provide a drop-in advice and information.Training centre.Work with the statutory and voluntary bodies.Provide translation,interpretation work.Provide outreach work for the most vulnerable members of the community.Preserve the culture and history of the Somali communityTarget underachieving childrenWork with Adult Education.Engage with young people by providing youth activities

For the public benefit, the prevention or relief of food poverty of people living in Greater Manchester by establishing and growing a grocery business, providing surplus food from supermarkets to individuals, to relieve their needs and prevent hunger.

The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial or social disadvantage in the Metropolitan Borough of Stockport for the public benefit by the provision of financial support to appropriately registered or charitable organisations which directly provide services to and for children and/or adults.

Stockport Pride promotes equality and diversity, and in particular the elimination of discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity of those living in Stockport and the surrounding areas.

Our role is to support the school and the teaching staff. We raise funds to purchase 'extras' that the school budget could not otherwise afford. We organise fun events for the benefit of the pupils, staff, and family, and friends of the school to enhance learning opportunities, life experiences and community cohesion

NWTCA plays an integral role in bringing the Turkish-British community together in the North West of England.Turkish lessons for children and adults.Turkish Community Choir. Celebrating National/Cultural festivals. Promoting Turkish arts, culture and heritage. Participating in Manchester Day Celebration, Gallipoli Commemoration Service, Sing Turkish Events, Women's Club, Children's Festival.

GMBHCA celebrates Hindu Cultural, Social and Religious festivals that include Durga puja, Lakshmi puja, Kali puja, Saraswati puja and organises cultural /activities such as Bijoya Sammilani, Bengali New Year and other functions which include classical dances, music and dramas involving the younger generation and guest artists of the community. It also organises educational trips to various places.