Charities In Stockport

Hire of mobility scooters and wheelchairs to disabled members for use primarily but not exclusively in Stockport town centre. Also sighted guides for users with visual impairment.

The object of the charity is to further the religious and other charitable (including educational) work of the Church of England for its local community, including the provision of a church hall facility to further its principles.

PROVISION OF AN EMERGENCY PRE-HOSPITAL IMMEDIATE MEDICAL CARE SERVICE AT THE REQUEST OF THE NORTH WEST AMBULANCE SERVICE. THE CHARITY RAISES MONEY TO BUY EQUIPMENT AND PAY FOR TRAINING FOR PRE-HOSPITAL PRACTITIONERS IN THE LANCASHIRE AND MANCHESTER AREAS OF THE UK TO ENABLE THEM TO VOLUNTEER THEIR SERVICES TO THIS AIM AS WELL AS COORDINATING THEIR GOVERNANCE AND TRAINING.

The charity has a small income that is used to support the work of East Cheshire Area Quaker Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends. The income contributes to the insurance of the charity's meeting houses.

Leisure sports and recreation

Training events for Stockport GP Trainers and other GPs to enable high quality education of GPregistrars and other doctors in training

Charity currently generates no activities or services.

The charity is the managing trustee for land used for the benefit of the ecclesiastical parish of Norbury St. Thomas, Hazel Grove. The land is currently used by the Norbury Amalgamated Sports Clubs (Norbury Bowling Club, Norbury Cricket Club and Norbury Lacrosse Club) for their sports activities as appropriate to the season of the year.

Leisure sports and recreation

Local Park

We provide grants to young people who have an association with Stockport to enable them to work as volunteers in less well-developed countries.

We support the Sudanese community and wider public in Greater Manchester by promoting social inclusion, education, and cultural awareness. We provide community networking, ESOL and language support, and guidance and awareness workshop for refugees and asylum seekers, on housing, welfare, health, education, training, and employment, while also promoting Sudanese history, culture, and heritage.

We provide individuals, families and children experiencing poverty or hardship all the essentials to make a Christmas dinner and also toys/gifts for children, ensuring that all our clients can enjoy a magical Christmas regardless of their current situation.

To promote social inclusion and community development for the public benefit among people of Enugu originliving in the Northwest of England. The charity aims to prevent and relieve social and economic exclusion by providing education, skills development, mentoring, cultural engagement and leadership programmes aimed to help people participate more fully in society and improve their well-being

Welfare SupportOffering vital help for individuals and families facing hardship, connecting them with resources that protect dignity, improve wellbeing and strengthen community care.Cultural PreservationWe celebrate heritage and strengthen community bonds by engaging people of all ages in cultural activities, ensuring traditions, language and values are shared with future generations.

Autisk is an organisation offering social groups, workshops, advice, and signposting for families who have children with additional needs.We believe that support should be accessible to everyone, so no diagnosis is required to join our groups. We understand how difficult the journey to assessment and diagnosis can be, and we are here to provide a safe and welcoming space along the way.Fami

Making grants to organisations for the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure-time occupation in the interests of social welfare with the object of improving the conditions of life for school aged children living in Marple, Greater Manchester; making grants to individuals and organisations for the relief of sickness, disease or human suffering for children impacted by cancer.

We provide liturgical worship and spiritual guidance in the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo church tradition across Greater Manchester. Our activities include religious education, pastoral care, and support for the local community.

We are a brass band located in Hazel Grove, Stockport. We perform in and around the local area, supporting community groups and contributing to education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects.

TRANSPORT SERVICES AND TRAINING SERVICES

The advancement of the education of children and young people. The Trust operates an independent school based in Stockport, which educates pupils from seven to eighteen years of age.

Provision of Social Care

Provides religious services to Muslims living within Greater Manchester & outskirts.

The company's principal activity during the year continued to be that of a school.