Charities In Warwickshire

We offer free advice, information and support to residents of Coventry and surrounding areas. We hold the Advice Quality Standard for our debt and welfare benefits advice, a nationally recognised quality mark for public advice organisations. We are members of AdviceUK and our debt advice is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Our aim is to combat poverty and financial exclusion.

The activities of the charity consist of caring for members of the Congregation, who do its charitable work, supporting such work, and donating monies to assist the Congregation's overseas charitable activities

The Charity provides meeting facilities and volunteers in order to deliver educational and social facilities aimed at relieving poverty within the town of Tamworth and surrounding area.

Supporting the work of South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust.

The Edward and Dorothy Cadbury Trust is a grant giving charity principally supporting the voluntary sector in the West Midlands. The main areas of grant giving focus on arts and culture, community projects and integration, compassionate support, conservation and environment, education and training.

The charities main objectives are the education of the public, by the promotion of contemporary and other art and in particular (but without limitation) art that is linked to the landscape in the West Midlands and surrounding areas. This is to be achieved by exhibiting contemporary and other art to foster understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of art amongst the public.

We are a multi-activity community centre drawing together a blend of statutory and community services on one site including a NHS Clinic, Phlebotomy Service, Occupational Therapy Service & Nursery. We provide rooms for hire at subsidised rates for community groups for social, educational and cultural purposes.

Religious activities

The Charity provides interest-free loans for young people establishing a business in Warwick and also to young people who or whose parents are ordinarily resident in the Town of Warwick by making interest-free loans towards the cost of them undertaking tertiary education courses. Age restriction for both Business and Student loans can be seen on the Charity's web-site.

The Trust supports the advancement of education at King Edward VI High School for Girls in Birmingham in such ways as the Trustees see fit, but in particular by providing funds for Assisted Places (bursaries) to talented girls on the basis of financial need to enable them to attend the School. The Trust mainly seeks support from alumnae, parents and former parents, companies and charitable trusts.

The ILEAP Charity aims to include children and adults with Additional Needs, into community based leisure activities of their choice. ILEAP delivers an annual programme of inclusive, community based, leisure activities that provide opportunities for fun and friendship aimed at reducing isolation, building confidence, raising self esteem and promoting independence.

Education and trainingAccommodation and housingReligious activitiesEconomic/community development/employment

EDUCATION AND TRAININGRELIGOUS ACTIVITIES

A Christian charity serving the local community showing Christ's love to all through Hinckley Area Foodbank providing emergency food to people in financial crisis, (Trussell Trust Network)Clients obtain a voucher from frontline referral agencies, take this to a Foodbank Centre & receive 3 days supply of food, a drink, a listening ear & signposting to other agencies for help with the crisis.

Supplementing the service provided by NHS local care providers for the health, welfare and comfort of all patients. Purchasing extra comforts, amenities and facilities, buildings and equipment which may be required for the treatment of such patients or for the efficient running of the Hospital which cannot be obtained from state funds. Running the outpatient tea bars.

The community association helps members of the community especially the young and aged. Its activities include a term time playgroup, weekly OAP's group, bingo, football teams, bowls teams, domino teams, table tennis, line dancing, brownies, Irish dancing and function room for weddings etc.

We provide a 1:1 mentoring service and group mentoring programmes for teenage girls aged 10-18. These focus on building self esteem, confidence and self worth for girls who are struggling with issues that hold them back from being released into their fullest potential. We also provide events and workshops for girls to participate.

The charity makes grants/donations to other charities registered with the Charity Commission as per the above categories. Please note that the charity will ONLY consider other charities based in the West Midlands. Any other area in the UK is considered outside the scope of the charity. Please do not expend charity resources if you fall outside these geographical areas or fail to meet criteria.

IN PROMOTING EDUCATION FOR PERSONS UNDER 25 YEARS OF AGE WHO LIVE, OR HAVE A PARENT OR PARENTS WHO LIVE, OR WHO ATTEND OR HAVE ATTENDED A SCHOOL WITHIN THE TOWN OF KENILWORTH AND TO PROVIDE SUCH BENEFITS AS ARE NOT USUALLY PROVIDED WITHIN THEIR ANNUAL BUDGET FOR SCHOOLS WITHIN THE TOWN OF KENILWORTH.

The provision of a repertory theatre in Rugby and the furtherance of education on the history, art and practice of drama.

The Banbury Methodist Circuit is an "umbrella" for the 11 Methodist Churches in the town of Banbury, Oxfordshire and the villages which surround Banbury. It provides support and encouragement to the churches in carrying out their calling to serve God and to serve their communities.

The objective of the charity is to use medical aid, education, social and other relief as an expression of God's love. By funding these activities the organisation and its Directors believe that it can have a positive effect upon individuals who have become homeless, dispossessed of their possessions or opportunities of employment through natural causes or war.

The charity's object and principle activity is to promote any charitable purposes for the benefit of the community in the Stratford-on-Avon District; in particular, the advancement of education, the protection of health and the relief of poverty, distress and sickness.

provide playgroup sessions for children aged 2 - 5and before and after school club sessions for children aged 3 - 11

Preserve and maintain the property known as Shakespeare's Schoolroom & Guildhall. Establish and maintain a museum in the property.