Charities In Stockport

To relieve persons who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm and in particular persons suffering from mental illness. To promote or assist in the promotion of research into the alleviation of mental illness.

Smart Works Greater Manchester offers a service to unemployed women who have a job interview pending and need support in preparing for the interview. Smart Works offers an individualised tailored service by means of personalised styling service with full free outfit for the interview which is their to keep. Plus an hour training on interview skills and techniques.

Greater Together Manchester aims to provide leadership and support for anti-poverty work across Greater Manchester and Rossendale.

The activities of the charity are to provide intensive support to parents whose children are subject to Children's Social Care intervention.

Education is provided for children from the age of 3 years until the age of 11 years.

to provide education and care in an orthodox jewish environment to children under statutory school age

Yes Manchester provides supportive, whole-person information, advice and guidance for unemployed and under-employed individuals in North Manchester, alongside employablity and digital skills learning opportunities. We are always positive, community focused and person-centred. Our vision is to build confidence, drive ambition and inspire people to be the best that they can be.

The objects of the Congregation are the advancement of religion in accordance with the customs, ceremony andtraditions of Orthodox Judaism. This is achieved by the operation of a synagogue and social events at theCongregation's premises, together with support for other Jewish and non- Jewish charities in accordance with Jewish law.

Independent local charity in Stockport providing practical and emotional support to people with sight or hearing loss. Services include a resource centre demonstrating and selling assistive equipment; social and activity groups; helpdesk and other information services in accessible formats; informal advocacy and specialist counselling for people with a sight loss.

The main aim of the charitable activities are to provide employment, training, information and services for disabled people.

Support to people affected by Autism in Greater Manchester.

Religious activities.

Providing basketball and other sporting and recreation facilities.

Act as area support for Scout Groups and Districts in Manchester, Stockport and Tameside which are affiliated to the national Socout movement.

The charity's principal activities are:- the advancement of education;- to promote social inclusion; and- the promotion of participation in healthy recreation through sport and in particular (but without limitation) the provision of football based activities

Our main activities :youth and community work, play and children's work, health sports and fitness, Youth Cafe, detached youth work. personal and social development for people who are disadvantaged by poverty, disability, health issues, young offenders, members of minority community groups enabling them to develop and make a positive contribution to the community in which they live.,

Providing recreational and leisure time activity in the interests of social welfare for young people who have need by reason of their youth, disablity or social and economic circumstances with a view to improving the conditions of life of such persons.The furtherance of authentic Jewish religious education.

The objectives of the charity are to relieve the needs of parents and families of babies who experience neonatal care in Greater Manchester by the provision of support and information, and to advance awareness and education of neonatal care, and its implications for families, to health professionals and the general public.

Where we work Salford, Tameside, Manchester including Wythenshawe, Stockport & OldhamWhat we do * ESOL classes * cultural activities * Family events * Advice & guidance on benefits , housing, etc. * Mum and Children sessions * training *wellbeing projects (mental health) * Empoyability * Volunteering

The Inspire Foundation supports capacity-building and empowerment activities for targeted groups in Levenshulme and South Manchester. We work especially with older people, people with mental health needs and new arrivals in our community.

The charity's main income is donations and most of this income is donated to institutions and charitable organisations and for the relief of poverty.

Providing emergency food parcels to people in Stockport who are experiencing difficult times due to unemployment, benefit changes/delays, low income or financial/domestic hardship

to apply the trust funds to pay all or any part of the fees and related costs payable in respect of deserving boys and girls who are being educated or wish to be educated at Cheadle Hulme School in particular but not exclusively to include school uniforms, school lunches, personal educational equipment, school trips and transport to enable the pupils to attend Cheadle Hulme School.

Religious and community activities for all age groups including regular worship services, activities for young people and old people.

We accept financial donations via our just giving website. We buy all the presents via Toy Wholesalers. We raise awareness via social media & our web site. We work with social workers, drop in centres and schools to identify children in need of our help. All year we create Christmas sacks & and distribute the toy sacks in December, in time for Christmas.