Charities In Stockton on tees

Hartlepool Rovers Junior Section is a small youth rugby grouped aimed at developing young rugby players. We cater for ages form 6 - 18 years old both boys and girls

Weekly exercise and relaxation sessions for persons in Stockton, Billingham and Hartlepool with heart and circulatory conditions. Sessions led by BACPR level 4 qualified tutors. Sharing experiences in group discussions and social events provide practical support. Referrals from hospitals and GPs etc. and by self-referral with authorisation of fitness for exercise. Family and friends welcome.

Breathe Easy Darlington offers exercise classes and social activities to people within Darlington and surrounding areas who have a lung or respiratory condition.

The charity has operated principally in the Tees Valley area. It provides counselling services using a team of volunteers and provides training in pastoral care and counselling.

Stockton Men's Shed is a place for people to meet and take part in woodwork and other activities

The Charity provides recreational and social facilities for the local community, covering age groups from toddlers to senior citizens.The Centre is currently used mainly in the evenings, by 8 different user groups, and is available for meetings, private party hire and functions. The adjacent field is used at weekends by a local Junior Football Team.

Scout group offering children from age 5 various activities.

Self Referral Drop In for people with Mental Health difficulties

Provision of sporting facilities.

The provision of wrap-around childcare before and after school to local children.

Our ethos is to provide continued support to the school to assist in providing every child with the opportunity to fufil their full potential. We have funded a range of equipment such as PCs as well as substantial donations to the school to assist in the renovation of the outdoor areas including the installation of a MUGA (Multi-Use Games Area) to lighting for the school stage.

Synergy hosts innovative conversations for small groups and networks, with the aim of encouraging more integrated communities in Teesside. Through learning communities and direct action in different spheres, we support grassroots activism and community organising.

Supporting people in the community who are going through difficult times financially this could be due to homelessness, break down of relationship or bereavement, change in benefit or general cost of living increases.Support with food, toiletries, clothing, small household items, school uniform. A safe place to come to for support and someone to talk to.Food and refreshments are provided.

Over the next ten years the Foundation's strategy will be to focus primarily on increasing access to enterprise for young people in the North East of England through the provision of funding for projects and activities that support young people to consider self-employment as a realistic career option.

recreational for the local community

Social club, Pre-School, Ballet dancing 3 evenings, Tuesday Line Dancing, Thursday eves Street dance & cheer leadingSaturday mornings Tap dance and Disco dancing,Many functions each year, Weddings, birthdays, meetings, and poling station.

The Military WAGS Choir Catterick Garrison routinely rehearses, and performs in public.The charity's Trustees are satisfied that the choir's activities are in accordance with its stated objectives (the study and practice of choral music to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music) and pass both the 'benefit' and 'public' aspect of the Charity Commissions' guidance.

Provision of a Parish Hall as an amenity to the local community.

Organises fund raising events for charitable purposes

To advance education and relieve financial hardship amongst those seeking asylum and those with refugee status in Tees Valley, by:a) Signposting the beneficiaries to legal and other advisory services that can provide support; b) Signposting and helping the beneficiaries to access ESOL coursesc) Provision of a free interpretation service.

The Bulls are an amatuer Wheelchair Rugby Club operating out of Sedgefield in County Durham. Our main aim is the relief of disabled people by the promotion of disability sport and in particular Wheelchair Rugby in County Durham, Teesside & North Yorkshire.

Northern Prophetic School of Supernatural Ministry was founded to contribute to the vision of the region of Teesside being transformed by the life, love and power of Jesus Christ. It does this by training and educating adult students to live in a greater awareness of the Kingdom of God and to see its borders extended through a normal, Biblical, supernatural lifestyle.

To research, preserve, and promote the Northumbrian language.

Promote interests of all residents of the Tees Valley area, in particular but not exclusively the Chinese community - foster social inclusion through the delivery of services focusing on attracting excluded groups from disadvantaged/minority groups. Provide facilities to improve the social and economic well-being. Encourage healthy lifestyle. Advance education for all age groups and run a Chinese

Our mission is to improve the quality of life available to disadvantaged people in Teesside. We value integration and community cohesion a great deal. We provide services that bring people together. We advocate for social inclusion of refugees, asylum seekers, migrants and ethnic minorities who are excluded due to their social and economic position. We promote equality.