Charities In Warwickshire

church meetings, youth Work, helping the needy at home and abroad

Social clubProviding members with activities which include: Karaoke nights, Quiz nights, Craft nights, Bingo, Meals out etcAlso provides short breaks and day trips

School PTA raising funds in and around Dunchurch Junior School through various fundraising activities to provide the children with additional opportunities.

Bulkington WI holds at least eleven meetings a year, with educational speakers or activities

The charity was established to promote health related issues in the Bulkington area.Anything to do with promoting health in its widest senses.

Sports and Cultural Fundraising events

Promotion of Scottish Country Dancing in the Sutton Coldfield and surrounding areas.

To promote maintenance, repair, preservation and improvement of the church. Promote education through the wider use of the church for cultural and heritage purposes. Educate people in history and heritage of the church.All the above for the public benefit.

The main activities of the organisation are to manage and maintain the Owen Street centre ensuring that the fabric and facilities of the building are safe and useable by; local arts groups(both adult and children) for rehearsal and performances to the local community, local charities and other organisations providing services to the local community.

TO TAKE ALL SUCH ACTIONS AS ARE WITHIN ITS POWER TO PRESERVE, CONSERVE, RESTORE, REPAIR AND BEAUTIFY THE FABRIC OF ST JAMES' CHURCH, CHURCH LANE, ALVESTON, STRATFORD ON AVON, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE RESIDENTS OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH AND OF THE WIDER COMMUNITY, IN PERPETUITY.

Member of Scout Association and operate scout activities for boys and girls from age 6 to age 14.

The society promotes, improves and develops public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all aspects by presentation of public concerts and recitals.

See A8 - Charity Classification

Timeout is based in Coventry and offers free and low-cost counselling.Our counsellors have experience in many areas of need ? gender identity, sexuality, anxiety, bereavement, hurts from the past, low self-esteem, depression, marriage difficulties and so forth. Counsellors are all trained or are currently in training and are registered with a counselling-accreditation body such as BACP or UKCP.

Promotes concerts of chamber music.

Organise and put on events for the Children and Families of Whitestone Infant School, such as Summer and Christmas Fayres. This in turn helps to create a community between the school and its families. This then allows us to purchase educational equipment for the school through our fundraising not only for the children of now, but also for the children still to attend.

Provides accommodation and housing for the elderly

We provide financial assistance and equipment to individuals and groups in the local Coventry and Warwickshire area who are disadvantaged either socially, physically, mentally or educationally. We make donations to national and international appeals for relief work.

Small Village hall functions

To promote humane behaviour towards animals by minimizing the birth of unwanted domestic and feral animals and also the promoting and provision of appropriate care, protection and security for animals which are in need due to sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill usage. To educate the public regarding animal welfare and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among animals.

Grants given to 'poor children', via organisations to have a holiday when they otherwise would not be able to afford one.

We hold a variety of clubs and events. Currently a senior group, mother and toddler group, church group, youth club. Plus fetes and fundraiser events.

Generating by: public collections; events and fund rasing activities funds to be dispersed to those considered to be in need according to predetermined objectives in the Bedworth, Bulkington and part of Keresley areas of Warwickshire.

The Group's Beaver, Cub and Scout sections provide activities based largely on the national Scout Association's programme for each. The Group also ensures a wide variety of outdoor activities with a number of camps in particular for Cubs and Scouts and the latter can participate in a District organised "Dovetrek" event spread over several weekends.

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of choral music by the presentation of public concerts and recitals and by such other ways as the committee shall determine.