Charities In Warwickshire

Operating in the Warwickshire area, we offer a rescue and rehabilitation service for European hedgehogs found in need of help by members of the public. They are cared for by trained team members with links to local veterinary support. On recovery, they are released back into the wild, where possible. We also provide advice and support and give presentations to interested groups.

Providing a facility for the benefit of the villagers of Farnborough and the wider community. Organising fund raising events to ensure that the trustees are able to maintain the property.

THE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF CHORAL MUSIC IN ORDER TO FOSTER PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE AND APPRECIATION OF SUCH MUSIC BY MEANS OF PUBLIC PERFORMANCE AND TO ASSIST AND SUPPORT SUCH CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS OR PURPOSES AS THE COMMITTEE SHALL FROM TIME TO TIME DETERMINE

To advance the education of the medical profession, primarily of General Practitioners; the promotion and delivery of medical research and the dissemination of the results for the benefit of the general public; and the relief of sickness through medical research.

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Clifton-upon-Dunsmore without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including the use for meetings, lectures, classes, and for other forms of recreation and leisure occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

All activities within Scouting are provided for young people aged 6 to 25. The activities are of a social and educational nature in and around Warwick.

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Bubbenhall and local communities.

Voluntary Rural Youth Organisation for young people aged 10 to 26

The Trust raises and applies funds for the benefit of such charitable purposes connected with Rugby School as the Trustees shall in their discretion determine.Provided that the requirements of Rugby School have been considered first, funds may also be applied for such other charitable purposes as the Trustees shall decide.

We support families of children in the Rugby area who have Autism Spectrum conditions. Our charity Associate membership is free and benefits may typically include: discounts on workshops and webinars; rebates on entry fees and parking for days out and discounted autism friendly events. We also provide signposting and support and access to resources including books and equipment.

Orphan sponsorship scheme - education, child and adult - agricultural programs - health centre - supplying educational equipment to several schools.

Solihull Choral Society promotes a regular series of choral concerts in the area. We have a broadly based membership with the ages of singers ranging from 16 to 70+. Young singers enjoy free membership and are paid a bursary.We promote concerts involving the best professional soloists and orchestras and have a wide repertoire with works from the baroque to the 21st centuary.

Maintenance and improvement of the property known as Holy Trinity Church Centre, which prime use is for the provision of a Sunday School and for educational purposes.

The synagogue holds services every Friday night and and marks all festivals and high holidays. Many school visits take place to meet the national curriculum. A Jewish studies and Art/Music group meets regularly and there are various social activities. National Holocaust day is observed along with local council and other faith groups.

Provision of a venue for various village activities - both inside and out. The sport area has provision for tennis, football and an all weather pitch.

The Charity's aim is to promote Lipreading courses for people who have hearing loss. Our activities include raising funds in order to ensure that these courses are able to run free of charge, so that all deafened people can attend, regardless of means. Other activities include promoting the courses, so that we can reach as many deafened people in the Coventry & Warwickshire areas as possible.

Assisting in the running of, and the fundraising for, maintenance of Wilmcote Village Hall

Scouting activities

MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF A LOCAL SCOUT GROUP.

The advancement of the Christian faith and the worship of God.To support, as the trustees see fit, the world-wide relief of persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

Relief of financial hardship by providiing such items and facilities as are neccessary including food, clothing and medical supplies. Advancement of education by providing and such items, services and facilities as required, particularly for the benefit of young people. Advancement of religion including upkeep of places of worship and holding services.

SUPPORTING THE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM THE DISABILITY OF DYSLEXIA

The Rotary Club of Shipston on Stour's Charity Account is a statement of the monies raised by voluntary contributions from fundraising activities organised by the Club.The net proceeds from which are donated to nominated local and international charities and good causes.

The charity helps to fund college prizes and supports students in financial hardship. It helps to fund capital equipment for the various college departments, supports college sports teams and individuals competing in national competitions, and responds to requests from individual students for support in their extra-curricular activities.

Religious activities.