Charities In Wolverhampton

Provision of residential care services, Supported Living services, Day Care and Theraputic services and housing and Support to adults with a Learning Disability. The training of staff to enable us to provide these services to our main client group. provision of housing for the use of Supported Living

Place of worship for local community. Provides and hold various religious and social activities appertaining to Hindu and Culture. Provides use of premises to local community for religious ceremonies.

TO PROMOTE THE BUDDHIST FAITH UNDER THE SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE OF THE ELECTED GENERAL SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR OF THE NEW KADAMPA TRADITIONS - INTERNATIONAL KADAMPA BUDDHIST UNION PRINCIPALLY THROUGH THE ACTIVITIES OF TEACHING, STUDY AND PRACTICE. TO TEACH MEDITATION CLASSES TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC. TO WORK WITH LOCAL COMMUNITY GROUPS TO HELP OTHERS TO DEVELOP INNER PEACE.

Playschool for 57 children, between the ages of 2-4 yrs, mornings 9.00am-3pm Mon, Wed and Fri. 9am - 12pm Tuesday and Thursday. 2007 and 2010 "outstanding" Ofsted report.

Working primarily in the Black Country in the Boroughs of Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton. Promoting church partnership and helping communities by encouraging Business Enterprise, Foodbanks and aid for disadvantaged families

TO PROMOTE ISLAMIC EDUCATION TO CHILDREN OF THE COMMUNITY.

24/7 365 days a year FREE OF CHARGE collection/delivery service for urgent medical items for a range of Hospitals. To date we have carried out over 44,000 successful deliveries We now service a large range of Hospitals including New Cross ,Walsall Manor, Russell's Hall, City Hospital, The QE, Birmingham Womens, Heartlands, Penn, West Park Hospital, Cannock Hospital to name but a few.

Grants are broadly divided between charities helping old people children disabled the poor and educationally needy.Trustees favour grants to specific projects for locally based smaller charities but will also consider larger projects.Trustees will consider pledging a grant, subject to remaining project funding found by the charity.Generally applications for running costs will not be considered.

The charity engages in pastoral work ministering to children, introducing them to the catechism to instil in them their faith, carries out pastoral work with young people and adults. The charity also provides a Deputy Chaplain for the provision of a prison ministry for young offenders. The charity also provides a visiting service for the elderly and the infirm who are housebound.

Regular public acts of worship. Provision of sacred space for prayer and contemplation. Teaching Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Pastoral work, including visiting sick and bereaved. Sunday Club for youngsters. Activities for older people, parents and toddlers and other specific groups. Supporting charities in UK and abroad financially and with prayer.

TO PROVIDE VETERINARY TREATMENT FOR RESCUED ANIMALS IN OUR CARE BEFORE REHOMING IN VETTED HOMES. WE HAVE A STRICT NON DESTRUCTION POLICY.

We operate as a church, preaching the gospel. Our evangelistic activities include Parent & Toddlers, Junior Church, Youth and Wednesday Bright Hour. Income is used to support missionary enterprise at home and abroad.Other usual church activities take place such as Bible Study, Communion, evangelism, community work and children's outreaches.

The Owen Jenkins Trust focuses its donation activities, but not exclusively so, in supporting charities in the environmental, homeless and youth development sectors in Shropshire, the Marches and the West Midlands area.

Financial year 2016 to 2017 was a successful year for our charity as a modest growth in income received from our donors was achieved helping us fund various projects for those in need approaching us for assistance. Concerted efforts started at the end of 2013 to increase awareness of what we do as a Church especially around spiritual growth and charitable activities has continued to bear fruit.

To preserve and protect the physical, mental and emotional health of parents and families in the West Midlands caring for sick and preterm babies by offering hospital and community-based services, ancillary to those provided by medical professionals and which are not covered by statutory funding.

The Charity works to advance the Christian faith and to bring spiritual peace, engaging in social action that reaches the practical felt needs of people locally and overseas. Activities include: public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching, as well as initiating and supporting charitable social action in the UK and abroad.

Our mission is to prevent cruelty, promote kindness to and alleviate suffering of animals in the Stafford and Wolverhampton area in accordance with the policies of the national RSPCA.

Community activities for all age groups in our community

As set out in the M&A the objects of the charity are To advance the Christian:- faith for the benefit of the public, in accordance with the teachings, statements of belief appearing in the teaching of the Bible;- To advance community cohesion for the benefit of the public.- To secure the establishment, management and maintenance of a community centre in furtherance of the above objects

The Trust aims to empower communities through Education, Health & Well Being in UK & India.Provide: assistance in education of those in financial, social or economic hardship so as to be self sufficient.assistance in health and social needs of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health and disabilitytargeted support to enable & empower communities

Youth Homework club Tennis activitiesGet together for sharing christian principlesFood bankGet together for integration and breaking cultural barriers

We are a safe haven for rescued horses, ponies and other small animals who have been neglected, ill , homeless etc and need help & safetyWe provide a nature based safe space for all adults, children and animals to come together. We offer equine therapy, experiences & events to help support mental and emotional well being for all in the community. We provide educational & training opportunities

Raise awareness of FGM through educational programmes for students, parents, and communities. Facilitate accredited FGM training. Provide safeguarding, counselling, advocacy, and support for survivors. Deliver early years safeguarding/body autonomy sessions. Provide holistic care and wellbeing programmes addressing abuse, physical/mental health, health disparities and other support needs.

Support work providing mechanic based activities to young people aged 14-19

To provide funds to local charitable caises, promarily based in the West Midlands.