Charities In Warwickshire

The charity helps indivduals that are in need of financial help within the area laid down by Dr Thomas Buxton

Based in Tamworth, Staffs, Tamworth Talking Newspaper records local news in audio form and distributes copies free of charge to people with visual impairment. It also subscribes to and distributes audio versions of a range of weekly and monthly magazines, again free of charge.

The group provides weekly horseriding lessons for children from a Special Needs school

For over fifty years our charity Solihull Lions (CIO) has served the citizens of Solihull. Our activities our wide ranging but aim to make a difference to individuals, groups or charitable organisations. We give grants to individuals in need, provide activities for disabled and elderly individuals as well as work closely with other charitable organisations.

Tanworth in Arden W.I. exists to provide social and educational opportunities through trips, organising speakers and undertaking projects relating to current events and issues. We welcome women of all ages.

to maintain the village playing area and run village events

Hopper Haven provides care for unwanted, elderly, aggressive, ill or neglected rabbits (and previously guinea pigs). All animals are provided with spacious accomodation and appropriate care and companionship. Hopper Haven has places for a maximum of 16 rabbits (and no guinea pigs at this time).Hopper Haven also provides advice and information about proper care of these species.

As a civic amenity society, founded in 1981, we comment on local planning and civic affairs. We hold regular monthly meetings for members and arrange frequent trips to places of interest. Our Heritage Centre, opened in 2000, shows several exhibitions a year on aspects of local history. Our website gives details of both aspects of our work as well as additional information about Bedworth history.

Assistance given to students and other young engineers in activities associated with the mining , minerals and associated industries

The Friends is established to raise funds by any lawful means and through any lawful activity and invite and receive contributions from any person or persons whatsoever by way of subscriptions and otherwise PROVIDED THAT 'The Friends' shall not undertake permanent trading activities in raising funds for the objects.

Looking after children

Kenilworth Helping Hands Club is a social club for people with physical and learning disabilities. Our purpose is to promote the welfare of disabled people in the Kenilworth area through a range of social, physical and cultural activities.

To provide the Senior Citizens of Harbury with activities including a Summer Outing, a Christmas Party and entertainment

Providing historical information & records on the local villages

To help the poor and needy, women and children in UK and in India

The charity's assets are held and operated by the Royal Wolverhampton School (charity number 1092221)

To help provide for the poor and needy within the parish of St James Church, Bulkington

Relief either general or individually persons resident in the Parish of Nether Whitacre who are in conditions of need,hardship or distress

The advancement of health and the saving of life by providing training in Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) techniques including the use of Automated External Defibrillators (AED) to members of the public in Kenilworth, Warwickshire and the immediate vicinity (the Community). Supporting the acquisition and maintenance of 24/7 publicly available AED's in strategic locations within the Community.

To encourage opportunities, activities and fun for our local children and young people, up to the age of 25, without discrimination on any grounds living in Rugby. To give them somewhere to go and something to do by securing funds and resource whilst representing and promoting the area young people in a positive way

Supporting local Charities with a bias towards the young and elderly.

To raise funds for the school by various activities such as Bingo nights, sponsored events and summer fayre

Support to Lawrence Sheriff School students and staff

TO PROMOTE THE PARACHUTE REGIMENT PASS AND PRESENT

FINANCIALY ASSIST IN THE FORM OF SMALL GRANTS TO STUDENTS LIVING IN THE PARISH OF HARTSHILL, BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 23. ALSO GIVES GRANTS FOR BOOKS TO THE LOCAL SCHOOLS.