Charities In Stoke on trent City

The aim of Caverswall Scout Group is to provide fun, adventure and friendship through an exciting program of activities.We cater for a range of young people from able-bodied boys and girls to those who are disabled, disadvantaged or may have behavioural problems. It is our aim to cater for all young people in the community. We do not discriminate no matter what their background.

To provide support for people, community groups, small charities that require financial help to improve their quality of life through sickness, illness or poverty.

During the year, the Charity provided a number of bursaries to assist local children in attending a local school.The Charity looked to grow its permanent endowment in order to be in a better position to increase its ability to achieve its charitable objectives.

We run units of Rainbow Guides age 5 to 7, Brownie Guides age 7 to 10, Girl Guides age 10 to 15, Rangers age 14 to 17 in line with the policy and programme as laid down by Girlguiding UK. Longton Division covers the Town of Longton in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.

Our charity aim is;To promote community participation in healthy recreation for the public benefit of the inhabitants of North Staffordshire, without distinction of age, sex, sexual orientation, race or of political, religious or other opinions by the provision of facilities for kickboxing.

Managing Trustees make grants, at their discretion, to selected TA Units based within the County of Stafford (including those Units in the geographical area of the former County of Stafford) and the Staffordshire Army Cadets Force for such charitable purposes as are calculated to further their miliotary efficiency by improving the facilities and amenities of training and service.

To relieve the needs of disabled adults by supporting the charitable works, both financially and with personal volunteers, of the Masque Theatre Company in such ways as the trustees shall see fit.

We host recreational activities at an affordable cost allowing a deprived area to have access to low cost recreational, educational, healthy and inclusive activities. We provide a venue for low cost private hire for parties, community groups such as W.R.V.S, keep fit, toddler groups, bowls, friendship clubs and dance groups etc.

The charity owns the freehold of a voluntary sector resource centre providing facilities to voluntary sector organisations. The bottle oven on the site houses a museum which is open to the public

We offer a regular Sunday Spiritualist Service. We also offer workshops on matters related to Spiritualism and hold a regular circle to allow people to experience and/or develop their possible mediumship. We also offer Spiritual Healing

We are a Scout Group operating within the Scout Association and have three uniformed Sections. The aims of the Group are to instill in our members a sense of purpose and community service by means of a structured program of activities.

Suport the observance of Judiasm for the local Jewish population;an educational service to schools/other groups/local authorities about Judiasm;Help spread tolerance and understanding of all faiths/beliefs;observe special occassions like Holocaust Memorial Day/Royal British Legion Poppy Days/Various Armistice Day and National Arboretum functions/Cenotaph etc.

Support the local and wider community by operating the library of Blythe Bridge, manage the Blythe Centre and deliver a wide range of activities and services to help sustain the economic, social and wellbeing of public and members. Develop services, create opportunities for volunteering, deliver social family support services and work in partnership to further advance the work of the organisation.

The Trust provides affordable holiday breaks to carers, particularly unpaid carers, in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent who would find it difficult or impossible otherwise to afford a much-needed holiday. These holidays are in caravans owned by the Trust on serviced sites in North West England and Wales. At least one of the caravans owned by the Trust is adapted for people with disabilities.

Preserving public transport vehicles (buses).

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in all wards of Stoke-on-Trent and the surrounding area by providing facilities for playing Crown Green Bowling (facilities means land, buildings, equipment and organising sporting activities).

To advance young people in life, by providing funding, resources and support to charities located in the north west of England for specific purposes which the trustees in their absolute discretion determine, so as to develop their capabilities so that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society.

We are in the process of taking the lease on a plot of land to convert into a community garden. This work has been delayed due to the Covid-19 crisis. We are working in partnership with BBC DIY SOS to have the work completed by the end of November 2020, subject to there not being a second wave of Covid-19 and a further lockdown.

National Memorial Arboretum AlrewasTwo Functions at the Rudyard Hotel Leek Staffordshire2021 we started our meetings and had our christmas function to end the year

The Community Cuppa Club organises social get togethers for people over 75 who live alone in Trentham and the surrounding areas. We take referrals from GPs, churches and individuals. We meet in local venues in Trentham, mainly pubs, for a cup of coffee, chat and lunch. We meet 52 weeks of the year at least 3 times every week. Help with transport can be arranged.

Support & social group for persons under the age of 65 who have suffered a Stroke, and their families and carers. Telephone/email advice and support.Monthly social meetings, outings and events, for group members.We also have occasional input into the development of stroke medical treatments and rehabilitation.

We are a small association of volunteers set up to support the residents of two residential homes for adults with learning difficulties, Strathmore and Highcross, and their associated independent houses. Our major objective is improving the quality of life of the residents. We do this by supporting activities in the fields of the arts, sport and health/fitness as well as general social events.

We continue to have a strong association with the local primary school and have an agenda item on the monthly PTFA meetings to give updates on activities on the green. We continue to celebrate the annual wreath laying at the cenotaph ( the John Rhodes) memorial on the green the last Friday before Remembrance day and for this the green is planted with flowers and wreaths are laid.

Organising lectures on engineering topics

Christian religious activities and community outreach services.