Charities In Wirral

1. Organise and send teams to work with local churches overseas to provide medical clinics, practical help and a Christian message. 2. Establish and maintain home churches in co-operation with a wider network.

COMMUNITY CENTRE AND YOUTH CLUB

We hold weekly meetings that include teaching the Torah, prayer, and worship as well as the celebration of the Biblical feasts. We also produce video teachings and articles to educate people about the scriptures. We also provide relief to the poor, widows, and orphans.

SAILING AND ASSOCIATED WATERSPORTS

The provision of welfare and social amenities to members of the Royal Naval Association Wallasey Branch, their families and the general public.

The charity pays small pensions to elderly persons who have lived in the area of the former urban district of Hoylake for at least three years. It also makes one-off payments to persons (whether or not elderly) living in that area.

Birkenhead Choral Society seeks to be a friendly choir, offering a high standard of music for our own and our audience's enjoyment. We normally perform four concerts each year and involve local school children in our carol concert. Every few years we join up with Formby Choral Society and with boys from Merchant Taylor's School to sing a major choral work at the Philharmonic Hall in Liverpool.

The organisation chooses musicals , plays and concerts to perform by selecting a varied range of topical day to day issues that are performed / represented . It encourages the general public to participate in the above and to be part of viewing audiences .

Raise funds to support the school

Sudden Sam provides support to those impacted by sudden death. We provide emotional support (therapy and counselling), financial support (grants for costs associated with a sudden death), practical awareness (guidance on the procedure following a sudden death), and community awareness (increasing understanding of the impact).

We give grants to beneficiaries

Liverpool Brass Band aims to maintain, improve and advance the education of the public and its members through the promotion of education and appreciation of good music of all kinds amongst persons of all ages.

SCOUTING ACTIVITIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH POLICY ORGANISATION AND RULES OF THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION.

We provide pregnancy crisis counselling and post-abortion counselling in the Chester, Cheshire, Wirral and North Wales areas.

The Crossing Point seeks to help restore those whose lives have been impacted by domestic abuse and see them living in hope. Using a holistic approach, we provide personalised support, group recovery programmes and outreach. We are working to see the generational cycle of domestic abuse broken, raising awareness through teaching and training within communities.

Christian and Community Radio broadcasting

Performing musicals and concerts.Holding social activities.

To advance the education of operatic culture in the community. To promote and improve the art of operatic works and musical theatre, particularly by the encouragement and development of young people and to stimulate public appreciation and cultivate further interests in operatic and dramatic art.

A Parent Teacher Association which is fund raising mostly through social events to raise funds for additional resources for the children of Gayton Primary School

Heswall Round Table is a club for young men to expand their horizons and raise money for charity along the way. A number of specific events are run during the year to generate funds and we then make donations to local causes on Merseyside. This support tends to be to specific groups but may also be to identified individuals.

The Belvidere Centre caters for physically-disabled young people and their friends/relatives on a 60/40 ratio between the ages of 5 and 25. Within a youth club setting with professional workers it encourages individual and group activity embracing such diverse pursuits as indoor and outdoor games, theatre trips, youth issues, computer work and field projects including weekend and away-day trips.

Our work in local communities, on Merseyside, is directed towards those suffering poverty and social exclusion. Priority is given to adult educational work, community development and health-related initiatives.

Haydock Male Voice Choir is a 60+ strong choir which sings to entertain audiences; support charities in fund raising & for the individual pleasure and education of its members. It operates from St. Helens within a 25 mile radius, but also to other destinations within the UK as well as occasional trips abroad.

The objectives of the charity are to promote the education of persons of the Christian Faith in theology and social sciences both theoretical and practical having regard to the principles of Josephine Butler

Morning service every Sunday, mid-week meetings, coffee mornings, Sunday school, provision of financial gifts to those in need, and gifts to other organisations.