Charities In Trafford

caring for young children while parents are at work. Helping their social development and educational development

Childminders meet with the children they mind, and whilst the children play or engage in adult led activities, the childminders have the opportunity to swap information and up-to-date legislation, and to meet with members of Trafford Sure Start Team or the Children's Centre.

Art with a Heart inspires the public through the delivery of free arts and heritage exhibitions, workshops and events.This includes the annual Transport exhibition, Altrincham Open, in support of Altrincham In Bloom, and Trafford Schools Open. We also support valuable personal and skills development of all our volunteers, including increased confidence and communication through these activities.

Small educational grants to families of children, generally when moving to, or in, Secondary Education, in consultation with local Headteachers in Davyhulme and Urmston (Trafford MBC)

femSTEM promotes the education in STEM (Science, Tech, Engineering and Maths) for girls and young women under the age of 19 years in the UK (based in the North West of England), in particular those from disadvantaged backgrounds, by delivering school-based events to provide information, guidance and opportunities to connect with relevant networks and women role models.

To advance the education of young people are socially excluded or at risk of exclusion so that they are better able to integrate into society, develop their employment opportunities, and realise their full potential within their community and within society as a whole.To provide recreational and leisure activities and facilities for the young people of Old Trafford and districts.

general charitable purposes

We aim to develop the status of steelbands in the community by providing opportunities for children and adullts to learn how to play steelpans and perform as part of a group. We have purchased pans to make this possible and have also loaned pans to individual to assist their progress.

We give advice help and support to people with epilepsy and their family and friends.We also have information leaflets to send or to give out.

Our vision is to provide opportunities for all marginalised deprived communities to take part in arts and crafts activities and achieve their full potential.We provide accredited courses, cultural arts and crafts workshops and volunteering opportunities.

The group does astronomy, as well as providing education for both its members and the wider community, e.g. to scout or guide troops, or to external astronomy events.

The poor of the parishes of Eccles (Salford) and Davyhulme (Manchester)

Gospel dance mime and drama with themes relating to every day life.collection of second hand materials & instruments for our stage props.teaching and prayer based on the bible scriptures.Making tapestry & painting art & garden pots planting to raise funds with a view to help building water wells in developing countries.

Education and Training

Pragma promotes and organises pre-retirement education across Greater Manchester and the North-west region of England by supporting and organising courses, producing and distributing literature and providing a referral and information service, and working with other organisations.

The mission of Community Change Programme is to inspire vulnerable people to make positive life changes. We work within the local community to relieve the effects of poverty on families and help socially excluded people, e.g. substance abusers to reintegrate into society and improve their employability education, training, and work experience.

Operating to provide affordable legal advice services and community cohesion projects in the London Borough of Newham aimed at all age ranges.

Our only activity is to give the money (interest) from an investment to church and school at St Anne's.

As Manchester Alevi Cultural Centre and Cem Evi, we provide worshipping place for the Alevis and general public. Organise cultural events.

Makes education/training grants to children/young people

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

BOBS raises funds to buy equipment for children at The Birches to pay for special events such as fun days, trips in holidays, playschemes.

Tackling racial discrimination and racial harassment.Promoting community relations, community cohesion and diversity.Leading the BME communities in Manchester

To raise self-esteem, knowledge and experience through the power of education also to provide sports to excel growth, encourage participation and social interaction.

To promote the advancement and improvement of general education in relation to all aspects of cinematography and associated visual and auditory arts, crafts and skills and the public appreciation thereof in the district of Altrincham and elsewhere.