Charities In Wirral

An organisation for people of the 'third age' i.e. no longer working full time, nor with full time caring responsibilities. We pursue informal educational opportunities by means of interest groups (small groups of members who mutually inform each other on a topic of interest), speaker talks with outside speakers on a wide range of subjects and organise outings for members to places of interest.

The Liverpool Society of Anaesthetists organises a series of educational meetings throughout the year. These include clinical and scientific lectures relevant to the field of anaesthesia, small symposia themed to a particular area of anaesthetic practice (inc. critical care and pain management topics), and a competition for trainee anaesthetists to encourage research in the field of anaesthesia.

Football, Fitness and multi sports

Grants to support Ministers and students in recognised ministerial training. Grants for projects which enable outreach and mission, especially to children and young people.Grants to enable individuals, particularly young adults, to access practical training and discipleship which equips them for Christian service.Purchases Bibles for children and young people.

THE CHARITY PROVIDES FINANCIAL OR OTHER ASSISTANCE TO YOUNG PEOPLE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 16 AND 25 WHO RESIDE IN THE COUNTIES OF MERSEYSIDE, LANCASHIRE OR CUMBRIA TO ENABLE THEM TO SECURE EDUCATION OR TRAINING WITH A VIEW TO GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT OR SELF-EMPLOYMENT.

General Scouting Activites

The principal activity of the charity is to provide grants to assist overseas students at higher education institutions, studying in the Diocese of Liverpool.

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

The Charity awards small pensions and grants, on a discretionary basis, to elderly people living in the Merseyside region who are in need, hardship or distress.

To aid in supporting and strengthening such Churches, Fellowships and Groups as may be connected with the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches; in endeavouring to establish new ones, and in extending the influence of religious teaching and practical religion throughout the District

Producing artistic works (writing, theatre, audio) by emerging creatives from the North West of England, supported by workshops and professional development programmes. The principal thematic focus is the intersection between arts and ecology, and making work that responds to a time of ecological emergency. The organisation produces work in forms and places to reach non-self-selecting audiences.

Payment of quarterly pensions to poor and/or aged seamen or their widows: and to widowswho are in need, hardship or distressPensioners must be resident in Merseyside

The Charity's objectives are to advance the Christian faith on the Wirral and other parts of the UK for the public benefit by providing regular worship via online platforms, raising awareness and understanding of religious belief and practices and carrying out religious devotional acts and outreach work. We provide emotional and spiritual support and assist financially for any charitable purposes.

The trust was established to receive income from its investments and to make grants to needed causes as determined by a management committee. The Fund supports grants to assist individual girls and young women aged between 11 to 25 in training and education where it is recognised that there is a need for such financial assistance.

The Trustees continue, as their primary function to make donations to non-conformist clergy for holidays that they would otherwise be unable to afford.

We provide grants to other charities and voluntary organisations who share our vision to preserve and protect physical and mental health for the benefit of the inhabitants of Chester and the surrounding areas. We aim to address health inequalities and improve wellbeing.

We search for high risk vulnerable missing people

Support and encourage the development of a wide range of community based leisure activities. Ensure that the Centre is managed by the local community for the benefit of the community.

We promote and encourage the improvement, protection and preservation of the countryside within the County of Cheshire.

The Trustees receive suggestions each year from the diocesan authorities of Liverpool and Chester of clergy who are in need of a holiday and are not able to afford a suitable one.

The charity provides funds to schools, an orphanage, provision of spring wells and training costs for evangelism.The help given is both practical and medical and also provides families with a better standard of living and health and hygiene.

Religious activities:Sunday worshipRegular prayerchildren's & youth activitiessponsorship of overseas children ('Adopt-a-Child') by individual church memberssupport of local homeless people ('Forum Housing')support of persecuted Christians overseas (Open Doors International)

Our plan going forward are to not only support children in football, but to engage with the local community and offer a wide range of services and activities to help the whole community.

The activities of the charity are as follows: To provide food and clothing to the homeless and asylum seekers/refugees. To provide advice to the homeless.. To assist domestic violence projects with practical help e.g. furniture, decorating. To provide spiritual help.

Promotion of the arts, and in particular orchestral music by the presentation of public concerts and recitals.