Charities In Telford & Wrekin

We provide Chinese Culture workshops and language courses to school and people who are from different age groups and culture backgrounds.We also support local events and cohesion between different communities.

Day Centre for Social Care for people over the age of 60.

Raising funds by various means such as Xmas & Summer Fayres, Bingo, Treasure Hunts, Sponsored walks and challenges, Recipe books etc. Involving staff, parents and children in the raising of these funds to be spent on various projects in the school to enhance the chidrens' environment and art and cultural activities within the school.

Fund raising activities, to generate funds for school

To provide or assist in the provision, in the interest of Social Welfare, of facilities for education, recreation or other leisure time occupation.

Shropshire ME Group is a self-help group supporting patients of CFS/ME to understand and cope with their symptoms. This is achieved by: establishing a number of county-wide Peer Support Groups, held monthly; providing a free library of ME related publications; issuing a regular newsletter, running a website and holding an annual conference to update members on medical advances in treating ME.

The Telford Repair Cafe operates regular repair events across Telford and Wrekin to meet our objectives to protect and safeguard the environment for the public benefit through the promotion of repair and re-use of products as a means of preventing and minimising waste.

Day Centre care for the elderly - to provide support and relief for the aged

The provision of financial assistance for the repair, upkeep and maintenance of the fabric of the Goodhart Rendal Chancel in the Holy Trinity Church, Coalbrookdale and the fabric, contents and graveyard of Little Ness Church, near Shrewsbury

This Charity operates under the normal directives of ROTARY making donations to local worthwhile causes and to disaster events abroad. All donations are sanctioned by the Rotary Club of Newport Shropshire

Arts/ culture/ heritage/ amateur sport

Our school tells our committee what they need, we then schedule fundraising events to raise the money for the item/project.

Providing hardship support to families on low incomes.Supporting children who are leaving care.Supporting trips and activities for individuals and groups.

Uniformed youth organisation providing a wide range of activities for young people aged 5-18 years

Education on spiritual and moral values, Food Relief.

Pursuit of local history. Meetings. Public displays.

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Telford and adjacent areas[ hereinafter call the area of benefit] without distinction of sex or of political religious or other opinions, by providing or assisting in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare, for recwation and other leisure time occupation with the object of imptoving the conditions of life for the siad inhabitatan

Community Hall open for use by Groups, Classes and Social Events

We serve God through the following activities:On Sundays we start church at 2pm and finish 4pm. During these hours we begin the service with Prayers,Bible studies,we offer Praises and Worship to God,Pastors preach Sermons to the congregation and we take offertory ( TITHE).Prayer meetings on Fridays.All these activities are led by the shepherds (Apostle Emmanuel Afram and Pastor Philip Gyau

SUPPORT TO SHROPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL'S ARCHIVES AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES TO THE MEMBERS OF THE FRIENDS.

To provide relief in cases of need for people resident in the TF10 postcode area who may be sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm. Help may be provided by paying for items, services or facilities which are calculated to alleviate suffering or assist with recovery where help is not readily available from other sources, but not for the relief of rates, taxes or other public funds

A social movement aiming to bring about a community wide response to dementia across Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin.

Financial help to poor and needy and widows of former members of the Masonic Lodge.

Mythstories works with words, keeping oral heritage alive. We run a museum; organise projects and events to celebrate the heritage art of storytelling; link stories to landscape; share stories for community cohesion. We use storytelling as a gateway to literacy and communication skills. All age groups get involved in projects or visit the museum. Users are usually young people and families.