Charities In Tameside

The SCT makes grants to Registered Charities at the discretion of the Trustees.

We do activities for children, young people, ladies, youth and to senior citizen.

TO MAKE GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS

helping the community to better their lives with means of support. ie english classes, training for better jobs, community trips and events, sporting events. english for elderly people

For the common good and welfare of persons resident within the boundaries of the former Borough of Hyde (as at 1950).

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

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.

Offering support and practical help to vulnerable people on the streets at night.

The storage, preservation and rectification of buses principally designed, developed and operated by the Selnec PTE, GMPTE and G.M. buses covering the Greater Manchester area many examples of which were built in Wigan.

Teaching Children: Bosnian Language, History, Geography, Art, Culture, Religion and Drama Teaching: Women and Men Events: Statehood and Independence days, Summer fair, Achievement days and EidRemembering SrebrenicaHumanitarian Charity Support

To relieve poverty/distress among persons of Polish origin and their families mainy, but not exclusively, in Tameside MBC and surrounding areas.To advance religion among the Polish community in Tameside by supplementing the support of a Polish speaking priest.To support other charitable purposes for the benefit of the wider Polish community as the trustees may from time to time decide.

We have held regular monthly meetings and occasional social events, made subscriptions and collections to raise branch funds. During the financial year we have made donations to various charities and appeals for assistance.

Providing: friendship and support for people with various needs,Morning snacks and a hot lunch,

PROVIDING GRANTS, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND SERVICE IN GREATER MANCHESTER

To advance education of young people between the ages of 4 and 16 years in the north west through the performance arts including but not exclusively drama dance and music.

The declaration of the gospel of Jesus Christ, through the giving of gifts and support for the work of the church

ECGM supports people to navigate complex UK administrative systems, dealing with welfare rights, personal finance (debt, credit, banking), housing (private and social landlords) and issues with utilities (gas, water, electricity).ECGM runs a mental health service, offering a peer support group and 1:1 sessions delivered by our trained counsellor.

To support retired teachers who have taught in Church of England schools in the Diocese of Chester and are communicant members of the Church and to support those who have taught in a Church of England Church in the Diocese for at least five years.

To hold trust property in perpetuity and for the resulting income thereof to be distributed to the Francis Columbine Lodge (Masonic Lodge) for such purposes as are charitable.

To relieve emotional distress through providing low cost, self-referred counselling to adults on low income, young people & children who, through lack of means would otherwise be unable to access such support. Based in South Manchester. Clients self refer via 24hour answerphone. 35 voluntary counsellors offer sessions 7 days per week. Appointment only.

Manchester Group of RoSPA Advanced Drivers and Riders run advanced driving and riding courses for any qualified driver 18 years or over seeking to improve their driving or riding skills by becoming safer, more skillful drivers and riders.

Table TennisSnookerWeight Training

The object of the charity is the relief of poverty, in particular but not exclusively, of people living in Greater Manchester and the surrounding area, through providing period packs containing menstrual hygiene products to food banks, shelters and other services used by people experiencing poverty and by raising awareness about period poverty and the wider social impact of the same.

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.

Holding regular meetings of members and service usersconducting regular formal and informal disability equality trainingproviding access consultation service across the North WestHolding awareness raising sessions about specific access issues affecting disabled people in Greater ManchesterResearching and using current access standards