Charities In Wirral

School activities organised by parents and teachers to benefit children

Provision of pensions for Merchants of London, Liverpool and Bristol who are in reduced circumstances or failing them Merchants not less than sixty years of age resident in England.

Provides education and training thouugh a structured programme for young people to enable them to become self reliant,resilient and honest citizens

Provision of community transport to local people in and around Malpas, Cheshire where there is very limited public transport. We provide services to community groups and charities catering for those who are disadvantaged by age, financial issues, isolation or physical frailty.

The advancement of the protestant religion and other charitable purposes.

We support music education for young people across Wirral by providing support, resources and facilities for ensembles run by or in partnership with the local Music Education Hub Lead Organisation. Activities include rehearsals and performances by groups ranging from beginner ensembles to advanced bands and orchestras involving children from primary and secondary schools across Wirral.

The Scout Group has Beaver, Cub, Scout and Explorer Units. The Aim of the association is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full potential, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local national and international communities by providing an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training based on the Scout Promise and Law.

Our choir learns and performs early choral music often with other early music musicians (pre-renaissance, renaissance and some baroque) around the North West of England and North Wales. We learn about early music and musical performance from our employed musical director and inform the public about early music at our recitals.

Conservation work such as control of invasive species, painting and repairs to walls and fences, litter picking, Open Days with Seal Watching for the public when refreshments are sold, a Mobile Information Unit, a Quarterly Newsletter for members and a website. Raising funds for conservation and community use of Hilbre from local, regional, national and European sources.

Provides opportunities for persons to learn or advance their playing of a brass or other instrument. Provides tuition by the running of a Junior Band and the loan of instruments. Giving public performances to assist the fund raising of other organisations.

CAMPAIGNING AND LOBBYING FOR AN ADEQUATE MUSICAL PERFORMNCE SPACE IN CHESTER AREAPROMOTING AND SUPPORTING LOCAL MUSIC AND VISUAL ARTS

Fund raising for the benefit of the local communities and organisations.

Established in 1990, WAA (Wirral Asian Association) is a non-political, non-profitable cultural organisation for the people of Asian origin residing within the area of Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council. We intend to bring the community together and help us to tackle the common issues that as Asian may face w.r.t education, jobs, housing and health, by organising events to raise awareness.

Our charity runs different events throughout the year, with our biggest being the School Christmas fair. Family bingos and children's discos are also a big hit.

Fundraising by a number of events. Support given to a wide range of Charities and other good causes - local, national and international - particularly relief to needy, youth development, community support and Rotary charities.

Raises funds to enhance facilities provided at Heygarth Primary School

TO SUPPORT PEOPLE WHO HAVE DOWNS SYNDROME AND THEIR FAMILIES. TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THE POSITIVE CONTRIBUTION PEOPLE WHO HAVE DOWNS SYNDROME MAKE TO SOCIETY.

Parents Association fund raising for Brookhurst Primary School

To promote musical education within a 60 mile radius of Liverpool Town Hall.

THE CHARITY RECEIVES NUMEROUS APPEALS FROM A WIDE RANGE OF MAINLY OTHER CHARITIES SEEKING FUNDS. THE TRUSTEES MEET REGULARLY TO CONSIDER THE APPEALS. THE CHARITY DISTRIBUTES SMALL GRANTS TO A WIDE RANGE OF OTHER CHARITABLE BODIES WITH A PARTICULAR SUPPORT TO CHARITIES WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE AND CHILDREN THROUGH EDUCATION AND THOSE UNDERTAKING OR SUPPORTING ANIMAL WELFARE.

The charity develops effective relationships between teachers, parents, children associated with the school by engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment, which supports the school and advance the education of the pupils.

The charity makes small scholarship grants and grants for exhibitions to promote education for those who reside within the parish of Holy Trinity, Poulton-Lancelyn and the Ecclesiastical Parishes of St Andrew Bebington and St Mark's New Ferry.

Fund raising for local community charities.supporting Rotary national and international charity projects

Fundraising for trips, activities and extra school resources.Discos; Bingo Nights, Summer & Christmas Fairs,raffles etc.

The preservation and protection of health, both mental and physical, of those who are experiencing or have experienced domestic violence and the prevention of hardship and distress caused by domestic violence and the advancement of education by providing a programme of counselling and support to those in need and promoting awareness of such to the public and supporting bodies.