Charities In Stockton on tees

Providing routine patrols on the River Tees to ensure water safety and to assist emergency services as requested. Providing education to the public who may be using the river to ensure safety and compliance with bylaws. Working with partner agencies to make the River a safe and enjoyable place for all.

Regular public worship open to all.Pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved.The teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small group meetings.Taking of religious assemblies in schools.The provision of a youth club with a Christian ethos.Promoting the whole mission of the church through various activities.Support of other charities in the UK and overseas.

We offer and provide - advice and help to parents and carers - opportunities to meet other families with get-togethers, drop-ins and play meetings - a variety of social events and activities for all ages, such as parties, music, art and dance workshops and sporting events - regular conferences on all matters concerned with DS - newsletter. We raise the profile of the needs of people with DS.

The relief of sickness by the provision of facilities and medical equipment for use at the Heart Unit at the James Cook University Hospital (formerly South Cleveland Hospital) and at associated units.

We work to preserve the 1825 Stockton and Darlington Railway a site of international importance and start of the modern railway. Working with partners on promotion, access, interpretation, research and conservation of our heritage, we aim to raise profile and awareness locally, nationally and internationally and apply how this can be used for education, community and economic regeneration.

One Community Link ( OCL) is a charitable organisation supporting Black , Asian and Global Majority in Tees Valley, people living in poverty, including people seeking asylum, migrants and refugees. We exist to promote social integration by raising awareness about hate crime and empower BAGM to report, offering English classes and develop anti racism and Inclusion in Tees Valley and the wider UK

Rainbows (5-7), Brownies (7-10), Guides (10-14), Rangers (14 and over) following interesting and challenging programmes at weekly meetings and residential events.

The provision of Scouting to young people aged 6 to 25 years

We empower Refugee and Asylum Seeker community activists and mobilisers to turn their ideas to support their communities into practical action. And we unite the region's Refugee led Community Organisations (RCOs) in collective action to produce their Collective Voice so it can influence the development of evidence based policy and practice around Asylum, Integration and Equality.

The aim of the Scout Association is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

The Mary Thompson Fund was established to provide financial support for refugees and people seeking asylum in the Tees Valley who are in hardship, including where no statutory funding is available.

The provision of appropriate vocational learning, apprenticeships, adult apprenticeships and Train to Gain placements for young people in the local area.

The objects of the charity are to relieve, treat and promote the relief and treatment of those suffering from Alzheimers disease and related disorders and to provide support for such persons and their families.

We hold Sunday services, offer children's, youth and families work; pastoral support; courses; andother Christian events. We will also work with local schools. In particular we have an existing relationshipwith Wynyard Church of England Primary School and support the spiritual life of the school through thedelivery of Collective Worship, supporting the RE curriculum and after school clubs.

Community centre available to all groups and individuals for social and leisure purposes.

BiG KIDS strives to support local schools in Middlesbrough in their delivery of Christian faith teaching. We hope to connect children and young people with their local parish church. We also aim to develop community through joining other projects focusing on simple acts of service. In addition we hope to facilitate collective learning as children and young people explore their journey of faith.

To relieve sickness and protect public health by the provision of transport for urgently needed blood, drugs, human tissues and other medical requirements between hospitals,blood transfusion banks and other healthcare facilities.To support human life by providing a free of charge transportation service to our local NHS and to other organisations with objectives similar to ours.

- Football and other sporting activities in the community- Promote physical health and mental wellbeing- Support growth of sports clubs- Support other community activities in our area

Activities such as fun days music concerts etc

Eric Knows provides training and employment support to disabled and autistic people. We work collaboratively with employment support agencies, colleges, universities, and other not for profit organisations. Eric Knows also operates to support SEND children, young people and their families whilst providing a safe space to flourish and thrive. We are primarily run by disabled and ND people.

1.TO ADVANCE THE ISLAMIC FAITH BY RAISING AWARENESS TO THOSE NEW TO THE FAITH AND OF DIFFERENT RELIGIONS.2.THE PROMOTION OF RELIGIOUS HARMONY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC BY(A)PROMOTING KNOWLEDGE AND MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING AND RESPECT OF THE BELIEFS AND PRACTICES OF DIFFERENT RELIGIOUS FAITHS;(B)RAISING AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING OF ISLAM AND TO WORK TO BRING COMMUNITIES TOGETHER.

We provide hampers to families and individuals in need. Our benefactors are typically nominated by Social Workers, Schools or other charities.

To further or benefit the residents of Newtown Ward and the neighbourhood without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, race or of policital, religious or other opinions by associating together the said residents and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisation in a common effort to advance educatin and provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure t

Parish support. Short breaks for those in difficult circumstances, support for women prisoners and families, school children in deprived area, womens refuge. Blankets, baby clothes, toilet bags to hospitals, support members overseas, literacy, development, health education, famine relief.