Charities In Sunderland

To provide funds to supplement the resources of the hospital service. To make submission on any matter of NHS or management policy within the hospital as so far as it affects the residents of the hospital. To support research into the causes, prevention and treatment of mental handicap

The objects of the charity are to further in every way allowed by law the education and relief of deaf children without regard to race religion creed disability sex or family circumstance.

Provision of activities and events for individuals over 18 with mental ill health and social anxiety issuesto engage and socialise with individuals with similar issues. Social inclusion and engagement with like-minded people are our main objectives. We offer peer-to-peer support and signpost to professional help. Our volunteers engage the wider community offering support where needed.

PROVIDING DIETARY & ORAL HEALTH EDUCATION SESSIONS FOR CHILDREN AGED PRE-SCHOOL TO THE AGE OF 11. THE SESSIONS WILL COVER UNDERSTANDING THE IMPORTANCE OF GOOD DENTAL HEALTH; EDUCATING CHILDREN ON WHAT CAUSES TOOTH DECAY; ENCOURAGING DAILY DENTAL CARE. THE SESSIONS WILL USE A MIX OF GAMES, COLOURING SHEETS, LEARNING DENTAL HEALTH VOCABULARY, DISCUSSING FOODS AND CAUSES OF DENTAL DECAY.

Financial assistance to members of the Scout Association within parts of the NE of England

Raising of funds for the benefit of members and their dependants in need of financial support. Also supporting of local and national charitable causes.

Charity is made up of Grace Mather and Stirling Newall

To raise funds with the purpose of giving financial support for the benefit of young people who are under 25 years of age (exceptions to this age limit will be made for participants active in a paralympic sports category and coaches who receive direct financial assistance from the Fund) who are either members of a sports club or group, or who are talented sports individuals living or training w

Launch of skiff 'Bebside'. Recruitment. Taking part in various events with local and Scottish clubs. Regular training sessions during season (April - October). Supported Tall Ships Race. Training of members. Negotiating new lease with Port Training Centre, Blyth (to become effective in 2018)

AWD Response North East is a Charitable organisation that provides emergency services during extreme weather conditions. They are dedicated to helping people who are stranded, delivering food and water to remote areas, and assisting with road closures. Their service is free, and they prioritize those who are in the greatest need of assistance.

Administers welfare cases through small funds and operates as an enabling charity at Bede Tower, Burton Road, Sunderland, SR2 7EA.

Promoting civic pride.

Provide grants to individuals and organisations for the advancement of education and relief of hardship of children and young people living in Northumberland, Tyne and Wear and Durham.

Multi Cultural Integration Centre receives funding to develop different projects involving people from a variety of social, economic and cultural backgrounds in order to raise cultural awareness and to expose ways in which racism and discrimination exclude and harm ethnic communities.

War memorial upkeep.

To advance the education of women to enable them to make the best contribution toward the common good and in the principles of good citizenship. To advance the education of the public by publishing our research results on any public questions to provide facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation for women with a view to improving their conditions of life

The advancement, improvement development and maintenance of public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in the North East of England, at present by the commissioning of a new opera to be performed in November 2015

We have two aims: first to care for injured wild birds of prey. Our other purpose is educational; we visit schools and take a selection of our captive bred indigenous birds of prey. These we use to show the students the birds adaptations to their specific habitat and hunting requirements and to highlight the need for conservation and environmental awareness.

The charity provides opportunities and activities for individuals to improve wellbeing and opportunities for volunteering.

YOUTH AND COMMUNITY WORK IN COMMUNITIES SUFFERING THE EFFECTS OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEPRIVATION - THROUGHOUT THE NORTH EAST OF ENGLAND

Pursuit of archaeology, by lectures, walks, excavation, field work, publication, etc.

The charity administers and funds the Percival J. Hay Memorial Prize which is awarded for a critical essay or paper in the field of ophthalmology, which may or may not have been published. The winner receives a certificate and a small sum of money. It also funds an annual memorial lecture in the field. Owing to the Covid-19 pandemic the charity has had no expenses since April 2020.

TO PROVIDE SUCH SPECIAL BENEFITS OF ANY KIND NOT NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITY FOR THE PUPILS OF RICHARD AVENUE SCHOOL AS MAY FROM TIME TO TIME BE AGREED BETWEEN THE TRUSTEES AND THE GOVERNORS OF THAT SCHOOL AFTER CONSULTATION WITH THE SAID AUTHORITY.

Preserving and recording local history