Charities In Stockport

The Life Foundation is a charity working with volunteers to support essential initiatives of local governments, charities, youth groups and independent outreach programmes overseas and in the UK.

We offer an out of hours and free of charge urgent medical courier service to the NHS. We volunteer to play our part in saving peoples lives and save the NHS money that would otherwise be wasted on taxis or couriers. Our service is provided by volunteers all of which provide their spare time for no pay or reward and we depend entirely on public sponsorship and donations.

The Village Hall has 2 halls with modern facilities available to rent for events. activities include WI, Keep fit, Flower Club, Scottish Dancing, Mini Athletics, Hartbeeps, Tiny Talk, Yoga, Box n Burn, U3A . It is also the meeting point for High Lane Residents' Association, High Lane Village Forum & High Lane Allotments.

Bramhall U3A is a learning cooperative established under the umbrella of the Third Age Trust and draws upon the knowledge, experience and skills of its own members to organise and provide interest groups. Members may attend monthly meetings or participate in over 50 Interest Groups covering a range of interests.

Training for French tutors with inbuilt placements.Volunteering opportunities for young peopleGenerations Cooking Together (Grand Kitchen) French Supplementary SchoolSign posting and advocacy support for individuals and families of French African heritage

Advancement of Religion ActivitiesProvision of Social and Cultural ActivitiesProvision of Recreation activities for the Children, Youth, Adults, Elderly and DisabledProvision of Marriage, Death and Funeral ServicesAlleviation of PovertyProvision of Education, Advice and Information Service to the Community

The purpose of the Foundation is to support the recovery of children with burn injuries. In doing so, the Foundation is uniquely placed in that it does not act as a direct provider of support to such children but instead works with different partnerships (including volunteers, health workers, health and fire services and research bodies).

Advances the education of the public in the study of Family History in all its many aspects. There are groups who meet throughout Cheshire and elsewhere.

The charity aims to provide relief to poverty and promote Islamic learning and spirituality in Manchester and surrounding areas.These aims are delivered by the provision of essential food items to families in need, the organisation of courses, lectures and conferences on Islamic sacred knowledge and the holding gatherings of prayers and remembrance of God and Prophet Muhammad.

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.

Relief of need, hardship & distress, and promotion of education, family life and recreation among the families of clergy & licensed lay workers of the Church of England in the Diocese of Chester.

Rehoming of stray and unwanted cats and kittens in south Manchester and parts of Cheshire.

The principal aim of the Charity is the care of sick clergy and retired clergy of Shrewsbury Catholic Diocese (who are members of the fund) through financial grants.

To promote Arts and Theatre by Production of Plays. We also run youth groups to train youth in all aspects of the Theatre

Voice delivers projects with children and young people aimed at helping them to explore and express the Christian faith and grow in their musical skills. We run school and community projects, local music groups, larger Junior Choir and Voice Youth Choir & Orchestra ensembles, songwriting courses and music residentials. We are based in the North West but connect with people from across the country.

THE CHARITY PROVIDES FINANCIAL AND MORAL SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF TERROR IN ISRAELWE GIVE REGULAR FUNDING FOR WEEKLY FOOD PARCELS, HELP WITH PRACTICAL HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES, GIVE DIRECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO SOME OF THE FAMILIES, AND HELP WITH THE COST OF EDUCATION AND PROVISION OF AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES FOR NEEDY FAMILIES

The Charity is a Group within the Scout Association. The Group runs four sections: beavers (ages 6 to 8), cubs (ages 8 to 11), scouts (ages 11 to 14) and explorers (15 and over).The Group owns its headquarters building, comprising meeting hall, committee rooms, kitchen and storerooms.

Donations made to named charitable organisations as under the terms of A S Baxendale's Will.Applications from other charities will not be considered.

Poynton Players produce 4 to 5 plays each year, to an audience mainly drawn from the surrounding community. Over the last year, we have encouraged local drama, dance and singing groups, particularly youth organisations to take advantage of our facilities and are increasing our activities as as a community asset.

This charity provides funding to enhance the children's experience and education at St Peter's Catholic Primary School.

Provision of meeting venue for local groups, family social functions and local Council care events and to provide a venue for commercial groups.

The advancement of education and the development of skills for people in the north of England who want to improve their skills and employment through the provision of vocational, numeracy and literacy skills training frameworks and any other charitable causes as may from time to time be determined.

Parents association for preparatory school & day nursery

A brass band who play music to entertain the local Marple community and the surrounding areas. Membership is open to everyone but a good level of playing a brass instrument is required.

Operating within Chorlton (Manchester) to promote humane behaviour towards cats by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for cats which are in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill usage and rehoming such cats and to educate the public in matters pertaining to responsible cat ownership and the prevention.