Charities In Stoke on trent City

Funds and property held to be used in connection with the advancement of religion and for other charitable purposes connected with the parishes and churches of Trentham and Hanford Stoke-On-Trent.

Promote Yahweh's Bible doctrine and values. Train and educate members in accordance with Yahshua's love, so as to achieve biblical spiritual development, worship and praise Yahweh. Reaching out to the sick, bereaved, depressed, jobless; supporting helpless members e.g assisting elderly, drug and alcoholic addicts. Baptise members, conduct wedding, conduct child dedication services, etc.

We manage the local library and supply facilities and services that help the local community

Relume seeks to help women in Stoke-on-Trent find freedom and recovery from the harms caused by sexual exploitation and the sex industry.

Tuesday Club, Derby for the benefit of mentally disadvantage adults supported by volunteers. Weekly Tuesday social event and a number of outings each year to entertainment or for weekends to Back Dane.Back Dane. A one time hill farm in Staffordshire. Provision of accomodation for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, for groups supporting the welfare of disadvantaged adults, etc.

The advancement of the science and art of surgery in all its branches and to promote and encourage for the public benefit within the area covered by the West Midlands Regional Authority, the study, general practice and general knowledge of surgery

We raise funds for the relief of poor and needy or for such other charitable purposes as directed by the Rotary Club in duly constituted meeting.We support and give donations to causes of an international, national or local nature particularly those beneficiaries who are children/young people, elderley or those with disabilities and medical and health problems.

During this year we lost all of our beaver leaders due to work commitment and had to close the section for a short time. By September 2025 we had recruited more leaders and the section was reopened. The beavers, cubs and scout are now all doing well. They are all working hard to gain badges and awards. They have been camping and enjoying joint activities to improve their inter personal skills.

The object of the charity is to distribute the interest received on capital invested to non-profit making organisations and individuals in the local area.

Trentham Brass Band provide music for the community and a musical education for the young brass players in and around Stoke on Trent. The band compete in the Midlands area contest each year. Trentham Brass have a wide and extensive repertoire of music, which is put to use in concerts at a variety of venues.

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.

Study, investigation, description and preservation of antiquities and historical/archaeological records and heritage, in particular in Staffordshire, and wider, for the education, interest and benefit of the public. By encouraging research, fieldwork, excavation and promoting preservation, and publishing the results. Also arranging meetings, lectures, excursions and visits.

Advancement of the Christian faith.

Scout Group The aim of the scout association is to promote the development of young people which we aim to do at Berryhill Scout Group which operates at Wendy Close Berryhill, by providing an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training based on the scout promise and law guided by adult leadership.

The charity seeks to improve the lives of those who suffer with any and all aspects of chronic kidney disease and who are treated by or at the University Hospital of North Midlands Trust at locations in Stoke on Trent, County Hospital, Stafford and Leighton Hospital, Crewe.

The Burslem Jubilee Project exists to relieve poverty, promote good mental health, and advance education among asylum seekers and refugees in Stoke-on-Trent by providing social, educational, and leisure activities to facilitate their integration within and for the benefit of the wider community.

To Empower, Enable And Encourage People With And Without Physical Disabilities To Come Together On Equal Terms To Share Fun Activities And Friendship.We achieve this via social evenings held on alternate Wednesday evenings.

Based in Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire, the club aims to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, accordion music. To achieve this it holds beginners' classes, runs an accordion band, holds monthly club concerts to which guest players are often invited, and assists other charities in holding concerts in support of their charity.

Worship God, outreach, training, Bible study

To provide practical help and advice to anyone who is about to have a surgical procedure which will result in an ileostomy or internal pouch. To keep members of the charity and other interested groups aware of topics of interest by means of periodic publications and local meetings.

AS OUTLINED BY THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION

To raise funds from sponsorship and public donation by operating a Tree of Light project and other fundraising activities each year.

The objects of the charity are: 1. The advancement of the Sikh religion. 2. The advancement of education for the public benefit. 3. The relief of need, in particular but not exclusively in Afghanistan, India and Pakistan by the provision of funds, goods and services designed to relieve those needs.

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.