Charities In Wirral

The hall is becoming popular for christenings and parties for young children, which has increased our income. Recreational activities continue, with the regular user groups.

Working closely with the Parish Church the Charity provides safe and comfortable Hall, stage and kitchen facilities either freely or with a small charge to any approved club, society or organisation within the Wirral community but in particular to those activities involving the young or teenagers. Usage involving politics or the sale of alcohol is not allowed.

The Charity raises funds to provide Powered Wheelchairs for disadvantaged children with special needs in the North West of England, especially Cheshire.

The promotion of religion in Tanzania

Organisation of fund raising events for general charitable purposes.

Orrets Meadow School PTA raise funds to support activities and events that will benefit the children of the school, which is a primary school for pupils with special educational needs.

Gives free advice on Welfare Benefits, Debt, Employment law

The Wallasey G. H. Peers was est 1877. Club membership is male & female from 17 yrs to some in their eighties. There are out-door bowls April/Oct for those unable to play. There are seats in the extensive rose garden for them to watch & enjoy refreshments, snooker (4 tables) is available 12 months, with bridge played Mon-Wed-Fri. Social afternoon, last Fri of every month, with tea & cakes.

This charity raises money that is spent on the pupils of Prenton Primary School, Wirral. Expenditure is on items such as PE equipment, IT hardware/software, books, games school visits and school playground. Funds are raised through activities within the school involving parents, pupils and the local community.

SCOUTING GROUP

The charity is used to provide educational, recreational and sensory activities, experiences, equipment and resources for children and young people with disabilities

Research into local history in the Neston and Burton areas in Wirral. Publish books on local history from this research. Hold lectures for our members and the public and arrange outings for our members. Support local history activities in local libraries and civic centres.

PROMOTING THE EDUCATION AT CALDAY GRANGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL

Activities to protect and enhance the enviroment and particularly the gardens and public spaces in Hoylake and Meols

Encourage the breeding, maintenance & improvement of breed standards for Holstein cattle & the promotion of show, sales, other events, production & circulation of publicity material & information to advance the education of the public in the knowledge of Holstein Cattle. Encourage & educate young people by offering of scholarships & bursaries.

Provides funding for activities and equipment for the children of Heswall Primary School

Support for education and research towards children's wellbeing led by the Children's Orthopaedic Department of Alder Hey Children's Hospital

To encourage a viable population of breeding barn owls on the Wirral Peninsula by: (1) Collecting and collating barn owl sightings. (2) Locating, monitoring and protecting breeding pairs. (3) Visiting farmers and landowners to publicise barn owls and encourage habitat creation/protection. (4) Erecting nest boxes in areas of suitable habitat. (5) Liaising with local authority planning departments

We are a parent-teacher association that raises money to benefit the children and teachers in our school, providing teaching and learning resources, play equipment and contributing to the cost of educational visits and trips.

Enhance the education of pupils at Thingwall Primary School by engaging in activities which support the school and advance education, learning and personal development of the pupils and wider school family.

Raising of finances to provide enhancements to the environment and learning experience of the pupils of Brookdale primary school. Supporting community embracing events involving the school.

We exist for the purpose of advancing the education of the children of Greasby Infant School

The promotion & facilitation of Scouting Activities for young people aged from 6 years to 14 years.

The purpose of Scouting is to contribute to the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.