Charities In Warwickshire

We operate with 15 miles of Rugby town centre, we offer financial grants of up to £1000 to sufferers of cancer for assistance in utilities, travel to treatment and appointments, therapies and general help around their homes.

To advance the Christian faith by providing finance for the building of schools and churches initially in South Africa but eventually in other countries a well.Outreaches are made to a local hospital, farm workers and a school for children with special needs. On-site teacher training and curriculum support are provided to schools.

The museum contains over 3000 artefacts relating to country life from a bygone age. The museum is open to the public on Sunday afternoon during the summer period and during the Heritage Open Days weekend. It also welcomes private visits throughout the year from clubs and individuals. The museum also organises educational days for schools and loans out items to local shows and events.

Activities of the Trust include, among others, the installation and upkeep of bird boxes and bird feeders, monitoring of birds, butterflies and other species, clearance of scrub, appropriate management of the deer population and management of the river bank. The Trust works closely with the Banbury Ornithological Society and provides limited public access to the Reserve.

Fundraising activities in the community including carnivals, sponsored sporting events, quizes, concerts and coffee mornings.

The project is a community-led intervention aimed at reaching out to a group for whom there aresignificant gaps in provision or difficulties in accessing mainstream provision.There are numbers of Sudanese settlers and refugees from the conflicts in Darfur, and north andsouth Sudan arriving and settling in the Coventry area.

Play & craft sessions for babies and toddlers, with refreshments provided for carers and children.

Money raised from rental of charity fields used for the benefit of church and village.

The charity supports (a) individuals who are in need or (b) organisations which provide such persons with help and relief.

Owns and manages an Alternative Education School for at risk young people.Manages groups of volunteer social mentorsLiaises with others, such as universities, in order to identify and promote its Theory of Change.Works with groups of young people in their communities to assist them in improving the quality of life forall within the community.Works with young people not in education,

Promoting classical music concerts in aid of the village and church of Leamington Hastings, and encouraging young people in performing and experiencing classical music.

Supports the fabric of St.Michael and All Angels Church Claverdon

We make Donations to injured rugby players

Grants to Students & youth Group & xmas gifts to the Elderly

Fund raising events at school and village.

Makes grants to elderly, individual residents of Little Compton, who are most in financial need, for the relief of poverty

To aid the resettlement and rehabilitation of offenders resident in Warwickshire or West Mercia who are (or have been) under the supervsion of the National Probabtion Service, with a view to reducing the risk of then reoffending.

Womens organisation for educational and social life of rural people

We are the Governing body to a Church of England voluntary Aided Primary School teaching 4 - 11 year olds. Our activities aim to support the operation of the school to improve education delivery.

To relieve the distress and suffering caused to parents by Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (APVA) be it physical, verbal, psychological, emotional, sexual and financial abuse.to relieve sickness and to preserve the health of the patients in Nigeria, Cameroon and Liberia by providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not provided by government.

A group set up and run by Parents of preschool aged children to meet with other Parents with young children in and around the village of Kineton.

Voluntary Rural Youth Provision in the Leamington/Rugby areas of Warwickshire

To advance the Christian religion by providing financial assistance to Churches in the Diocese of Birmingham for maintaining and improvement of bell installations.

Our concern is for the residents of Great Alne, particularly for the young and the elderly as well as those in need.

The general provision of financial assistance / relief to deserving individuals and organisation, principally within the area of Nuneaton, Warwickshire.