Charities In Trafford

We deliver free English and computer classes to people who cannot access statutory education. We support people to be part of their community, reduce isolation, increase participation through various enjoyable activities and encourage socializing. We support people with form filling, life skills, housing issues, interpretation services and advocacy as well as signposting them to the right services

Forest School Parents Association fund raising.

To maintain and improve the village hall for the use of all people living in the village and surrounding area and also raising funds to do this. Once again the Hall has become a learning centre for a nursery school embracing our farming and country community.

We provide physical activity, exercise and training activities to young people up to the age of 25. They receive access to a professional gymnasium and a Personal trainer (PT) who will undertake an assessment and devise a training programme over 3 months. They also receive nutrition and healthy living advice and mentoring for careers in exercise. Operating in Rochdale, Oldham and GM.

We raise funds in a variety of ways to provide additional learning experiences and equipment for use by the children attending Urmston Primary School.Our events include:Easter cake bake, Summer & Christmas fairs, School Christmas cards, Sponsored events, Coffee Mornings, Fun Nights and Discos.We also use funds raised to improve the learning environment within School and the playground.

Furthering our objectives

General Scouting activities for boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 18. The Group is open to all members of the community and adheres to the Scout Council of England's Policy Organisation and Rules.

Cultural and Educational

Provides educational, social & cultural pursuits for members of the community no longer in full time employment.

We are a brass band and give concerts locally and regionally and also play for many community groups including local churches and lead the local carnival procession. We also perform at civic events including Remembrance Sunday. In April 2013 we started a community band to encourage people to play brass instruments. This has 30 members aged between 7 and 80. We have also started up a learners group

1.Weekly Friday congregational Prayers For All in Altrincham2.Community Iftars For ALL in Ramadan3.Celebrations 4.Monthly Community and Spiritual Events

We promote and encourage the improvement, protection and preservation of the countryside within the County of Cheshire.

Ecclesiastical organisation

Parent fund raising activites.

To advance young people in life, by providing funding, resources and support to charities located in the north west of England for specific purposes which the trustees in their absolute discretion determine, so as to develop their capabilities so that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society.

This is a church, member come to church on sundays to pray to God.Weekly collections -?170 X 52 = -?8,840 (please note number f regular attendees has decreased recently)Additional income i.e gift to the church -??100 to ?200Expenditure all the outgoing i.e th e Utilities bills, Church requirements Building and travelling expenses for the shepherd and other church members -??5,000

Scouting

Grants to St Vincents Catholic Primary School for education and sport.

Each week, we give young people in Firswood the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed, now and in the future: skills like teamwork, leadership, resilience and empathy. We believe in preparing young people with skills for life, encouraging our young people to do more, learn more and be more.

Further or benefit residents of Trafford & beyond, without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, race or political, religious or other opinions; associating together residents & local authorities, voluntary & other organisations to advance education & provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation to improve conditions of life for the residents.

Promote amateur sport by supporting schools, universities, colleges and clubs with coaching, equipment and organizing tournaments.

Funeral Services

Support and development of the voluntary and community sector

The Trust provides and maintains gospel halls for the religious activities of Christians often referred to as 'Brethren'. Meetings held at these gospel halls include the Lord's Supper (Communion), Gospel preachings, Bible readings and Bible addresses. There is a structured weekly schedule of meetings which would typically be attended by 30 to 150, people depending on the type of meeting.

Fundraising for the benefit of the girls at the school.