Charities In Wirral

Xmas Fair, Summer Fair, Discos, Bingo & BBQ Nights

The Friends of Grange Hill seeks to conserve and protect the natural flora and fauna of Grange Hill and to protect & improve the memorial garden adjoining the Hoylake & District War Memorial in gratitude to those who have served their country. To advance public education in the benefits of that conservation work and the gratitude owed to those who served and are commemorated on the memorial.

Infant School.

Makes grants to other registered charities primarily concerned with health and the relief of poverty.

Advanced driver trainingPublic awareness of road safety issues

We support adult to learn to read or improve their reading skills.

To hold Fundraising Art Exhibitions and Spiritual Events in order to raise funds and awareness for Fibromyalgia, To run Creative Workshops in Mental Health and Well Being for Chronic pain and Fibromyalgia sufferers. Most activities are held within our church space. We currently operate from West Kirby Spiritualist Church and Madelainartz ONLINE platforms due to Covid Changes.

To supply site and equipment to units of the Sea Cadets to enable them to carry out the required boating activities

Secondary special school for boys with Social, Emotional & Mental Health.

Static exhibition of historic vehicles and historic aircraft; providing restoration, repair and maintenance facilities and skills for historic aircraft and vehicles; holding events for the purposes of publicising the site of Hooton Park.

Scouting

To make charitable donations to such charitable bodies or institutions at such times and in such manner as the Trustees may in their absolute discretion think fit.

We are an Institute belonging to the National Federation of Womens Institutes and belong to the Cheshire Federation of Womens Institutes. All of our members live in the Wirral area and our meeting place is Bromborough Civic Centre, Bromborough, Wirral.

1. Relief of Kidney Patients under the care of Liverpool/Merseyside area.2.Support of the above and thier families.3.Educate the public in renal problems and associated conditions.4.Fundraising ans social events

The Society was formed to celebrate the contribution to the life and culture of Merseyside and the Welsh nation by notable residents of Merseyside, who had either died ten years ago or been born seventy five years ago at least, e.g., by placing placques on buildings connected with them or other with approriate commemorative items.

The charity provides help and support to the New Brighton Gymnastics Club and their gymnasts. It will focus on gymnasts and children/young adults in the Wirral area who enjoy gymnastics. Funding is provided by local fund raising and donations.

Ellesmere Port Concert Brass aims to keep the tradition of the culture and performance of Brass Band music alive, particularly but not exclusively in the boroughs of Cheshire West and Chester and Wirral. To encourage musical education in young people by the provision of musical instruments and funding toward tuition.

We hold an annual competitive music and speech/drama festival for children young people and adults.Our main objective is to advance and encourage the study and practice of the arts of music, speech and drama, and to provide a platform for the performance of them.

We raise funds to provide and maintain exercise and medical equipment to enable local people who have experienced cardiovascular illnesses to continue their NHS rehabilitation programmes for an unlimited period of time in a safe and structured environment at supervised gyms operated at Community Fire Stations within the Wirral peninsula.

The Foundation provide services and opportunities for the benefit of the people of Merseyside to improve their uptake of active recreation. The beneficiaries of these services are:- ? Children / Young People? Elderly / Old People? People with disabilities? People of a particular ethnic or racial origin? Other Charitable or voluntary bodies? General public / mankind

We Provide free and confidential support within the Liverpool and Merseyside areas for people for whom an amputation may be necessary or who already are amputees, this also extends to their families, partners and carers.Based on first hand experience we can provide advice, practical help and support when and where it is needed.

To support retired teachers who have taught in Church of England schools in the Diocese of Chester and are communicant members of the Church and to support those who have taught in a Church of England Church in the Diocese for at least five years.

Supports school by raising funds for building and educational resources

Education/TrainingArts/CultureSports/RecreationEnviroment?conservation/HeritageCommunity Development

Welfare of serving and ex-serving Air Forces people and their dependants