Charities In Warwickshire

General Sporting activities and community activities

The society is established for the advancement of Islam, particularly by the provision of a place for worship and facilities for other functions of religious character. The society provides Islamic education courses for anyone interested in it. The society holds seminars and meetings with other organisations to exchange ideas and views of concern to the Muslims of Nuneaton and surrounding areas.

The principal activity is to promote and encourage ,horticulture, conservation and forestry for the public benefit and to improve and advance them in all branches and in all trades,crafts and professions with them in an exclusively charitable manner.Educational advancement in all the above by granting of bursaries.Promotion of the above to the public by holding of an annual show.

Outreach drop in information service covering a range of local and city wide services and amenities. welfare benefits, debt and general advice on a wide range of issuesUK Online centre offering community computer training and internet access for residents.Jobs Club and Employment Support. Community Events, Silver Surfers Computer Club, partnership community library

The provision of assistance for those in need resident in the town of Warwick.

The advancement of the Christian religion both in the UK and overseas; the advancement of religious or other education; the relief of the poor, sick or disabled

Volunteer Centre - Nuneaton & Bedworth is a local Volunteer Development infrastructure agency supporting individual volunteers and the local volunteer involving organisations from voluntary, public, private and community sector.Core activities focus on the recruitment, placement and support of volunteers across the local community.

The provision of a one to one mentoring service to young adults who are at risk of disengaging from their learning. Our aim is to improve their engagement in learning and the service is delivered mainly but not exclusively delivered in schools and can include support to the families of these young people. Mentor link operates in the Midlands and South Midlands area.

The relief of need, hardship or distress for persons and groups particularly in the Parish of Clifford Chambers and Milcote by providing grants to, and providing or paying for items, services or facilities to persons, either generally or individually, in such need. Also the provision of almshouses in the Parish

The provision, organisation and maintenance of a youth and community centre for use by the inhabitants of all ages, charities and community groups, of the area of benefit, Including use for (1) educational, recreational and sporting activities in the centre (2) meetings, lectures and classes with the object of improving the conditions of life of the inhabitants and (3) commissioning of services.

EQuIP provides a casework service tackling discrimination, specialises in community engagement, promotes diversity through the Equality Network and offers trainign and development to individuals, groups and organisations to support diversity and inclusion for all.

To provide high quality childcare to young children between the ages of 2 years 9 months and eleven years through the provision of a pre-school, out of school club and holiday club.

The Trust brings together 27 Maintained Nursery Schools to forfill its charitable purposes. The advancement of education and care for children under five and their families is central to our work. Through the work of our teaching school alliance we provide CPD,research and support to other practitioners to advance quality in all setting who work with children under five.

The charity is to provide for the benefit of the Sikh Community and the inhabitants of Warwick District facilities for the recreation or other leisure time occupation in the interests of social welfare to improve their conditions of life.

Education, association football and multi sports environment facilities in the community and surrounding areas

Activities may include but are not restricted to:- Regular public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching;- Baptism, as defined in the Baptist Union of Great Britain's Declaration of Principle;- The communion of the Lord's Supper;- Evangelism and mission;- Nurture of Christian disciples;- Education and training;- Pastoral care;- Supporting charitable social action.

The Trustees have elected to concentrate (although not exclusively) on registered charities concerned with hearing or sight issues and prison welfare, reform and systems. When considering donations for UK based charities, the Trustees favour charities in the West Midlands and South West areas. All grant applications must be submitted via email to [email protected] marked FAO the charity.

MAKES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS FOR ELDERLY AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC/ MANKIND

SUPPORT FOR BEREAVED CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES IN COVENTRY AND WARWICKSHIRE.

The advancement of education of the public, in particular but not exclusively dog owners and trainers, in responsible dog ownership, including public safety , obedience training and the health and welfare of dogs.

The Church is part of a quarterly preaching plan (produced by the Circuit of which Lichfield Methodist Church is part) which ensures regular acts of worship take place - open free of charge to anyone who wishes to attend. The Church runs a coffee shop, fellowship groups and a youth club - also open to everyone.The trustees have had regard to Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit

Provision of information, advice and support to people who care for a family member, friend or neighbour with a long-term illness or disability.

ADVANCEMENT OF HINDU RELIGION in accordance with the tenets and doctrines of Hinduism for the benefit of the Public.The Charity facilitates Religious / Cultural activities, offers a principle place for public prayers and private worship. We employ a Minister of Religion to preform Hindu Rites associated with Births, Deaths, Marriages andPROVIDE FACILITIES FOR COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES IN A CENTRE.

Since 1982 the Manna House Trust has sought to serve the community by providing access to professional counselling services, accredited courses to students training to be future counsellors and supervisors, and wellbeing workshops, for everyone in Northamptonshire irrespective of faith background or ability to pay. It has also provided a coffee shop, bookshop and flats for the homeless.

Makes grants to individuals and organisations meeting criteria as set out in the Charity's Governing Document