Charities In Warwickshire

UIC?s objectives are to promote Islamic education and spirituality through programmes that will inspire young Muslims. UIC funds Muslim charities meeting the same objectives. UIC gives grants to charities and trusts to assist with their educational programmes, training of volunteers and creating facilities which advance the development of participants.

Assistance in education for third world countries. Funding for cancer research in the UK and other health based charities. Educational scholarship.

To further the religious and other charitable work of the Gurdwara Sahib Leamington Spa and Warwick, to relieve, in cases of need, the hardship or distress of persons resident in Warwick and Leamington Spa or in the county of Warwickshire, to relieve financial need, hardship or distress of persons in any part of the world as a result of national or international disaster.

Oak Wood Schools Association exists to raise funds to support the pupils of Oak Wood schools in the areas of extra equipment and resources. Most of the equipment is of a specialist nature, that enhances the development of pupils with Profound multiple, Severe and moderate learning disabilities. The Association also raises funds to provide the schools with minibuses.

The principal activity of the charity is to promote charitable purposes for the benefit of the community by providing osteopathic treatment for members of the public resident in the city of Birmingham or counties of Warwick, Worcester and Stafford.The Clinic is now closed

For the improvement of the art & science of agriculture.

The charity provides assets for use by the community in pursuit of the charitable and religious works of The Society of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (MSC) in England. These works include retreat and spirituality ministry, parish ministry, education, refugee support, community cohesion and inter-faith ministry.

The promotion of the education (including social and physical training) for persons particularlyresident in the parish of Clifford Chambers and Milcote. The trustees may also provide grants to and provide or payfor items, services or facilities for charities and other organisations particularly in the Parish.

To promote for the benefit of the public in the West Midlands and its neighbourhood with a view to the prevention and reduction of crime among the youth from the age of 10 to 25 years, by providing the 'The Legal Awareness Programme' based on the 'General Principles of English Law' and focusing more on criminal law and the the Criminal Justice System through schools, colleges and youth agencies.

Small choir singing in the local area to entertain and to raise money for charities.

Providing small grants to individuals up to the age of 18 years who live, work or go to school on Castle Vale. These grants are to support in hardship or to widen horizons.

Rugby Eco Hub (REH) is a grassroots organisation operating within the Borough of Rugby. It has been set up to manage community projects, to raise awareness about environmental issues, and to provide a vibrant, local hub for the people of the borough of Rugby. REH provides low-cost services, and aims to enable people to embrace eco-friendly behaviours and actions.

Granding wishes to children with physic disabilites

The provision of preschool education and out of school care to children.

To make grants available for the purchase of books for prize giving to local senior schools in Bedworth - Nicholas Chamberlaine, Keresley Newland (no longer exists), Ash Green and Exhall Grange

The Kingsley School is an educational charity for children and young people which benefits the public by providing a high standard of education, independent of the State system.We aim for the highest quality of academic tuition and the development of wider sporting, artistic and social skills in all our students.

Friends of Bishopton School (FOBS) is a charity set up by parents of Bishopton Primary School to raise funds for Bishopton School children, to enhance children's learning and help the school provide extra equipment and resources.

The Trust is a subsidiary charity of Warwick Independent Schools Foundation (the Foundation) which is registered charity number 1088057. The Trust was established to hold the permanent endowment of the schools' land. All its activities are combined with and reported as part of the Foundation.

Provision of religious and educational support for the children and young people of Polesworth and Warton

The Charity provides school uniform to families in the local area struggling financially. We aim to reduce financial barriers for all children to access a fair and even education.

Education

To promote or assist in the promotion of education in the diocese, being education that is consistent with the faith and practice of the Church of England, to promote or assist in the promotion of religious education and religious worship in schools in the diocese and to promote or assist in the promotion of church schools in the diocese.

Educational charity specialising in workshops, online courses and other resources for Science, Maths , Engineering and Technology

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

Uttoxeter Sports Club formation has not progressed further as yet.A Bank Account has not yet been created and no monies are yet generated.