Charities In Wolverhampton

Makes grants to individualsMakes grants to small local organisations

Provides housing, when available, to those on low income and/or housing benefits.

Bosnian Cultural Centre Midlands is seeking to provide support for the disadvantaged Bosnian community by promoting education and training, advocacy, and research, so as to further health and poverty relief, and to alleviate social exclusion, distress and sickness.

Cultural activities including hindu religious activities.

SUPPORT OF MAINLY LOCAL CHARITIES

We run regular sessions for people with lived experience of seeking asylum in the UK, enabling people to explore their stories and experiences, creating community and building a sense of belonging and self-worth.We facilitate encounters to share stories, especially in schools, educating others about the experience of seeking asylum, challenging misconceptions and fostering positive relationships

1. Provides church services to members and any one else in the community 2. Actively involved in activities that aim at improving the human condition for young people, men and women in society3. Providing social support to church members and the wider community4. Helping out during bereavements, especially to its members5. Providing light refreshments or meals after services

TO PROMOTE, MAINTAIN, IMPROVE AND ENHANCE THE EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES LIVING IN WOLVERHAMPTON AND THE SURROUNDING AREA.

Grant Making

Sunday church services, bible study groups, parent and toddler group, Rainbow Tots Playgroup, Kidz Klub, youth group, music group, town centre coffee morning, schools work, support for home and overseas charities.

Religious teachings and aiding/helping the local community.

2011 was a blessed year for Rose of Sharon Apostolic Church; we reached into the community with Wolverhampton Council?s health initiative and became established as a ?Walking for Health? point. Our Open Day in July, in association with Wolverhampton PCT who offered mini-health checks, Age Concern and the Digital Switchover team, was a great success.

1. Religious ceremony held on 09 November 2014 during which, ?1125 were received as donations from the community members.2. ?1106 were spent on religious ceremony, including Coach for the elderly.3. A coach trip to Blackpool was arranged for poor families and children.4. ?10000 were donated to DEC for Nepal Earth quake disaster for the help of people who lost their homes.

During this year we: ? Review and benchmark the Charity syllabus, support practices and results; ? Ensure the range of activities available to our members is stimulating and challenging; ? Invest in service choice and the subsequent infrastructure of our Charity; ? Co-operate and share resources with local charities;

The charity manages Heathfield School, Wolverley, Kidderminster.

Working Parties to maintain condition of Canal and surroundingsPublic events to introduce and educate residents and visitors to CanalsProvide speakers to organisations to cover History of CanalsJoint custody and operation of two Historic Canal Craft for public education and interest

Education and training in floral art and other associated activities.

We undertake activities to reduce Period Poverty across Wolverhampton via the collection and distribution of menstrual products, toiletries and associated items. We also deliver workshops in schools regarding menstruation and to raise awareness of Period Poverty.Items are distributed to individuals, schools. colleges, universities and organisations supporting those experiencing poverty.

BAM is a Christian orientated organisation, providing biblical teachings and evangelistic work within the local community. Outreach work, to both the elderly and engaging young people and preparing them for adulthood, based on Christian principles. The work of the organisation is very multi-functional and provided to all members of the community regardless of race, culture, backgrounds.

First trading period is the year ending 31 December 2016. Using Edgbaston stadium and WCCCs unique sporting resources, the Foundation raises funds, works with partners and supports initiatives designed to improve the lives of people and communities in our local area through better health, wellbeing and social inclusion.

The objectives are to apply the income, and all or such parts of the capital as the trustees think fit to charities that support the elderly or disadvantaged children.

Religious activities

We raise funds for the benefit of the children at an autism specialist school in Wolverhampton.

We provide a wide range of recreational, stimulating and educational programmes and activities for young people, those with physical, learning, behavioural disabilities and the wider community to improve their wellbeing and quality of life. Guided by a needs led, holistic approach, we empower individuals to become confident, independent and active members of their community.

Spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ through preaching and teaching of sound doctrine from the infallible Word of God as contained in the Holy Bible. Such preaching and teaching of the gospel is intended for promotion of the spiritual and physical welfare of the human race. We also endeavour to promote the physical and emotional needs of the human race through charitable donations and the offering