Charities In Tameside

The charity promotes Ireland and Irish culture . We run conferences,talks and educational trips.

Main activities today are providing youthwork services on the estate and surrounding neighbourhood.

The Charity deals with general charitable purposes. In particular we promote education/training, relief of poverty, overseas aid and famine relief, religious activities. We help children/young people, elderly/old people, people of a particular ethnic or racial origin, other charities/voluntary bodies. In general we carry out the above by making grants available to individuals and organisations.

We help collect and send humanitarian aid from Manchester to people affected by the war in Ukraine. We also run a community hub in Prestwich, Manchester, where we support Ukrainians living in Greater Manchester. Our charity helps people learn more about Ukraine, its language, culture and heritage.

Provides funds for the PCC of St George's Church, Hyde for the upkeep of the church grounds

1. Lord Mayor of Manchester can nominate up to 10 Non-Jewish Charitable institutions in Manchester. 2. President of council of Manchester and Salford Jews can nominate up to 10 Jewish Charitable Institutions Request -ú20 used to cover cost of prayers for Mr & Mrs Levy on anniversaries of their deaths.3. Mayor of Tel-Aviv can nominate such Jewish Charitable Institutions at his discretion.

THE RELIEF OF PERSONS SUFFERING FROM SICKLE CELL DISEASE AND THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR RECREATION, AND THE RELIEF OF POVERTY FOR SUCH PERSONS AND THEIR IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBERS HAVING NEED FOR SUCH FACILITIES DUE TO THE EFFECT/IMPACT OF SICKLE CELL.

We run Mottram Community Centre, which is an old Grade II listed building, in the village of Mottram-in -Longdendale, in Greater Manchester. We take care of the building and hire out the Centre to the local community and beyond. We take regular or one-off bookings from various organisations, from both the voluntary and private sector.

specialising in small financial grants to small, non national, local, independent charities working in the community.

TO PROMOTE IMPROVE DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN EDUCATION AND APPRECIATION OF BRASS BAND MUSIC.

Transcription and publication of original documents relating to the history of the counties of Lancashire and Cheshire

To raise funds for St Mary's C of E Infant and Junior School

Provides assistance to relieve poverty.

Raising money through annual summer and winter fairs. Utilising this money for enhancing the education of the children.

RAISE FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOL NEEDS BY WAY OF FAIRS, DISCO'S ETC

Singing training to male members, giving concerts to support other charitable and community based organisations.

To advance the Christian faith across the world particularly but not exclusively amongst women. To relieve sickness and financial hardship with the provision of counselling and support. To promote good health in the UK through teaching and information provision and overseas through the provision of funds, goods or services of any kind.

Fact has been organised by families and friends who recognise what the benefits of additional care and therapy can bring when applied in conjunction with usual day to day techniques from their respective schools.All autistic children require different levels of therapy and care. We concentrate on providing help specifically for our children on a one to one basis, provide short breaks for families

To support voluntary youth and community organisations which are furthering the recreational or social welfare needs of the community in Tameside and the surrounding areas.

For the charitable relief of members of the medical profession and their families, and widows of deceased members of the medical profession; any other necessitous persons connected with the medical profession; and for purposes which are charitable in law and related to medicine or the medical profession.

1.Teaching Chinese (Mandarin class) for the 5-15 Years children2.Teaching Chinese Tradition Dance3. Art work

D of E Expedition Training

Heritage Tramcar restoration and running of restored vehicles within Heaton Park in Manchester, run solely by volunteers. Maintaining heritage tramway infrastructure and undertaking restoration works on tramcars originally built from 1880 onwards.

Furthering the objects of the Charity

The charity operates for the good of the community, various activities are organised for the public good and we act as a partnership organisation for the community to raise issues with. Monthly meetings are held on the first Monday of the month.