Charities In Wolverhampton

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Outside Centre, a 25-year-old organisation, in Wolverhampton has played a leading role in improving prospects for disabled creators across arts, heritage and community work. Our core services include:Mentoring & Guidance: individuals, organisations & fundersCommissioning new arts, heritage & community work by disabled creatorsInclusivity through a permanent collection of digital resources

To support chritable services. To promote better community integration and harmony. To conduct public worship services including preaching, teaching and holy communion. Our places of worship : South Wimbledon, SW19 2JX Opp, Merton Abbey Prim. Sch & The People Centre,MadleyHigh St,Telford TF75AS,respectively.

? the provision of worship services, public rituals and ceremonies? carrying out, counselling on marital breakdown or bereavement;? contributing to followers' or adherents' good mental and physical health;? Promoting community cohesion by hosting service and activities at our premises

ORGANISE FESTIVAL FOR THE VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS EACH YEAR

The Charity continued its support of the Bursary scheme at Coventry University, specifically supporting candidates taking degree courses in Engineering and related subjects. The Charity also continued it's policy of considering other appropriate causes primarily in the Coventry, Warwickshire and Midlands region.

To promote and assist the work of the Church of England in the Diocese of Lichfield by supporting parishes in correct and lawful stewardship of investments and property, and the trustees of local ecclesiastical trusts in the administration and management of the trusts whose assets are vested in the Diocesan Trust as Custodian Trustees. Therefore the Charity does not have assets or liabilities.

Supports this regional Army Cadet Force, they being part of a national youth organisation that aims to inspire young people to achieve success in their lives, through partaking in challenging adventurous, community and military activities

The charity is a choral society of approximately 60 amateur singers, led by a professional musical director. It presents a minimum of three public concerts annually, often with professional singers and instrumentalists. The repertoire covers a wide range of classical and light classical music. The society is currently developing plans for the creation of a Youth Choir.

The principle activities and vision of the Church is to edify the body of Christ by preaching and teaching the uncompromising word of God and preach the word of God to the lost.

Religious activities and Church services. Support for the elderly in Lunch Club and Friendship Circle.Provides help for parents by way of Parent & Toddler Group, and a Sunday School.Gives donations to Christian Mission work throughout the world, and meets local financial needs where thought appropriate.Provides other help and adivice to anyone, as appropriate.

Give Us A Break provide a variety of accessible activities, usually in school holidays and occasional weekends, for children and young people with severe and complex disabilities and their families to enjoy together. Activities run in Wolverhampton and the surrounding areas. Membership is free, activities are subsidised by the charity to keep any costs as affordable as possible for families.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AMONG YOUTH THROUGH CONDUCTING SEMINARS, MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS.THE PROMOTION OF RELIGIOUS HARMONY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THROUGH FREE DISTRIBUTION OF BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.TO PROVIDE OR ASSIST IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES IN THE INTERESTS OF EDUCATIONAL, SPIRITUAL AND SOCIAL WELFARE WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF IMPROVING CONDITIONS OF THE SOCIETY AT LARGE.

The objectives of the charity are to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the United Kingdom, Europe, Asia and Africa and to assist in the relief of suffering of persons in need. These objectives are achieved by means of television broadcast, Christian meetings, seminars, conventions, crusades, Education training, Accommodation / Housing, audio and visual material, etc

Church services with Sunday school activitiesA weekly primary school age clubA weekly youth club for ages 11-18A weekly parent or carer and toddler groupFundraising to support other charities too

The club continues to raise funds from tin shakes, sponsored swims and various charitable events evenings.

To encourage young people in STEM activities and to enhance their general education and personal development by building full size, 2 seat aircraft kits in schools.

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.

Rescue stray and abanded cats, re home etc

Halesowen Asian Elderly Association provides advocacy, advice and information service to ourmembers, who are elderly men and women of Asian origin. We organise and facilitate gentle exercise classes , health awareness and safety courses in our centre. We also arrange, Computers for Health training basic courses.

To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellecutal, social and spiritual potential by using the traditional scouting activities of camping, hiking, canoeing, first aid etc. With a special emphasis on air activities and flying.

To realize our charitable objectives, we focus our support on a limited number of areas:? Advancement of Leadership Research and Development? Advancement of Research and Development? Provide training and other support for entrepreneurs, which enable them to improve the quality of their organisation? Public Policy Research and Advice the Arts? Economic Development in Africa

Raising funds through a Summer Ball, Great Midland Fun Run and Quiz Night as well as various other means.

The main objective is the furthering the teaching of Buddhism and Buddhist culture to the community. The charities main activity is providing the community with opportunities to deepen their cultural understanding and community cohesion. Typical activities include public talks, meditation, formal ceremonies and Sunday school teaching. The centre is open to everyone

As set out in the M&A the objects of the charity are: To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the statement of beliefs in the West Midlands ('area of benefits') as the directors of the charity may from time to time think fit; To relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or who are aged or sick and to relieve the distress caused thereby in the said area of benefit...