Charities In Tameside

GMBHCA celebrates Hindu Cultural, Social and Religious festivals that include Durga puja, Lakshmi puja, Kali puja, Saraswati puja and organises cultural /activities such as Bijoya Sammilani, Bengali New Year and other functions which include classical dances, music and dramas involving the younger generation and guest artists of the community. It also organises educational trips to various places.

The Community Association brings together the members of the local community by providing facilities to engage and interact and make a difference to the social and cultural wellbeing of the community

THE PROMOTION OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION PARTICULARLY IN THE FLIXTON AREA, BUT ALSO NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF GOOD HEALTH BY THE COLLECTION OF MONEY, PROPERTY OR GOODS, WHETHER TANGIBLE, INTANGIBLE OR ANY OTHER NATURE.

Working with young people not in education, employment or training - basic skills sessions, assistance seeking employment & application/interview process. Working with various nationalities/ethnicities - primarily young people. Assistance in English language skills, application processes for college/university. Mentoring sessions, Run.Sports/Recreational sessions & general events for families.

Open to all young people age between 6yrs and 25yrs, we have an active programme to help all young people to develop their full potential, becoming the citizens of tomorrow.

The Charity money is send to the homeless and disabled poor peoples.

We are a Mental Health Life Skills Rehabilitation service for people who have long term emotional and social problems. Until we have new premises we are offering support in the community. The skills training offered are: budgeting , household management, relationships and social skills. Training is given in understanding and developing good Emotional Health in relation to good Mental Health.

Act as an Area support for Scout Groups in the Stalybridge, Dukinfield and Mossley areas of Tameside which are affiliated to the National Scout Movement.

For the public benefit, the preservation and conservation of Hopwood Hall Estate and to advance education and engagement of the public by supporting it as an international arts, cultural and heritage destination for individual visitors, group events, and school gatherings.

TO MAKE DONATIONS TO CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

- GENERAL ADVICE DROP-IN; SIGNPOSTING; - SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOL- MONEY ADVICE- VOLUNTEERING TRAINING- TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETATION SERVICES;- ADVOCACY,-PROMOTION OF AFRICAN ARTS AND CULTURE.-DRAMA AND DANCE GROUP FOR CHILDREN-HEALTHY LIVING PROJECT

Helping the poor and needy here and overseas. We help families in Africa, India and Pakistan to become self-sufficient. We help children giving them a safe place to sleep and schooling.

we manage a building which enables local groups to operate and support local activities.

For the public benefit, to relieve the needs of brain injury survivors aged 16-25 and their families within the Greater Manchester area, particularly but not exclusively by:(a) the provision of support and practical advice;(b) the provision of grants to individuals in need in order to facilitate treatment or therapy;(c) increasing public awareness of, and reducing the stigma

The Charity provides sports education in schools using the core values of team sports

Working with all groups in the community and surrounding areas: craft, children's parties, family entertainment, fitness and wellbeing, music, raising awareness of heritage and a variety of fund raising events. Mostly held at the Village Hall, Heyrod.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of the inhabitants of Mossley and surrounding areas, by the provision of coaching for playing of football. The Club provide coaching to allow over 150 young people from the loacl community to enjoy football in a well supervised and trained environment every week.

Elite Adult Chamber choir performing music from the Rennaissance to the present day.

To re-ignite Manchester's long love affair with two of its oldest and most famous theatrical buildings. Through creative learning, community engagement and heritage programmes, we will open up and transform the Palace Theatre & Opera House into the places where a new generation of Mancunians can play, learn, explore and discover what theatre and performance means for them.

Madrassah, youth work

To assist in the provision of facilities, in the interests of social welfare, for recreation, education or other leisure time, occupation of persons who have need of such facilities by reason of their disability. In the event of spare capacity to include persons who are disadvantaged by social and economic circumstances with the object of improving and enhancing their conditions of life.

Educational, recreational and leisure activities for people over 50

Maintain a Christian presence in the local community. Offer support (guidance and financial) to individuals and groups in the local vicinity. Offer financial support to UK-based Christian charities and organisations, who may operate on a worldwide basis.

Runs Manchester's first Multifaith Centre, Interfaith Dialogues on current issues as part of a series 'What Faith Says About ...', Women of Faith programme, In Your Faith - a young people's awareness project in schools, colleges and youth groups, Peace Malas, Festive Interfaith parties and community engagement and representation at various levels, including with decision makers.

Building preservation