Charities In Wolverhampton

Read Easy Wolverhampton provides adults with free of charge confidential one-to-one reading tuition in the city of Wolverhampton and the surrounding area to include parts of Staffordshire. The Reader and their trained volunteer Coach meet for two half hour sessions per week in a quiet space within an approved public venue. There is no time limit to complete the phonics-based reading programme.

Furthering the religious work of the Collegiate Church of St Peter, Wolverhampton by assisting, maintaining and supporting its choral tradition and by assisting in the care and maintenance of its organ.

Educating the public about Wolverhampton's transport heritage, acquiring and restoring artefacts to help achieve this. Organising special days to celebrate significant anniversaries

Mythstories works with words, keeping oral heritage alive. We run a museum; organise projects and events to celebrate the heritage art of storytelling; link stories to landscape; share stories for community cohesion. We use storytelling as a gateway to literacy and communication skills. All age groups get involved in projects or visit the museum. Users are usually young people and families.

Celebrating Local History and Heritage. Research, develop and promote Commemorative Blue Plaques. Promote civic pride, history and architecture. Encourage high standards of architecture and town planning. Promote the study of the local history and architecture. Organise and promote regular heritage activities, lectures, exhibitions and heritage days. Website: cityofwolverhampton.com

The centre provides its services for the community of Wolverhampton. Facilities of the centre are open to the public all day. It caters for the daily prayers, community meetings and social occasions, for example, marriage ceremonies and funeral wakes. There are times during the course of the year when the centre is busier than normal (Friday Prayer, Eid Days and The Month of Ramadhan).

we are currently raising money doing a christmas fayre, discos, summer fayre, coffee mornings, diwali event

Varied activities from 14 clubs in the area of District 21. Clubs send donations for charities chosen by the District Chairman of the year.

To provide facilities for use of the community of Bobbington and the local school. Allowing the hall to be hired for various private functions such as parties and receptions.

LAPS offers support to mothers and their families who have lost a baby. We are sponsoring 2 bereaved parents to attend the sands counselling programme in order for them to start agroup within our local area. A yearly memorial service is also held for families who wish to attend, we also conduct a christmas tree service in the baby garden within the cemetary. We provide sensitive paperwork for the

1) The advancement of education for public benefit in India and United Kingdom, in particular, butnot exclusively through the provision of scholarship and establishment and maintenance ofeducational institutions.2) To relieve of poverty, sickness and distress of the public throughout the world.

Receiving requests and ascertaining whether these fall within the rules of the charityCosts involved with the religious education and welfare of children

Provision & promotion of good health & safety practice by training courses, monthly meetings, monthly newsletter, helpline & website. Links with ASE, EH depts of local authorities cooperation with IOSH.

CBA West Midlands is one of the regional groups of the Council for British Archaeology (CBA). It publishes West Midlands Archaeology annually, reporting on archaeological work in the region, organises Day Schools, including the yearly News from the Past, makes small grants for publication, research and training, responds to planning consultations and liaises with other amenity bodies.

Making grants to charitable organisations in the West Midlands

Support of Education and Relief of Poverty specifically in the Parish of Tettenhall, Wolverhampton.

To provide a meeting place for people in the area of benefit. The area of benefit we operate in covers the Lunt Estate, Bilston, part of the Oxford St area of Bilston and St Chads estate Bilston.

ESOL classes, supplementary sch, elderly club, Tai-Chi club, interpreting & translating, advices and communicating for Vietnamese community members.

To promote the welfare of ill-treated, abandoned and homeless animals in the area delineated by the domicile of the trustees.

Our purpose is to educate about the Great War 1914-1918, and to remember those of all sides who fought in the conflict. Branch meetings are held every month in Wolverhampton which are open to all members of the public. Details of location, date and speaker can be found on the branch web site.

Our activities relate to the conservation and preservation of the Bradley Canal. Through fund-raising, volunteering, awareness-raising and community engagement, we intend to reinstate a stretch of waterway to benefit health, wellbeing, wildlife, environment and general usage of the canal and environment.

Trinity Fellowship Trust is based in Handsworth, Birmingham. The Trust continues to support Living Waters Community Church (LWCC) in their outreach charity work in India (orphanage) & Uganda (primary schools). Recent Community based activities include a twice-weekly programme aimed at supporting black and minority ethnic elderly people and more recent work targeting high-risk vulnerable women.

The homeless Angel's is a charity . For vulnerable people. We provide a food bank . Referrals to hostels and support with furnishings. Within the walsall area . Advise and councilling. The homeless angels now as a community Hub opened on the 29th October 2024 , offering services events , advise , and a digital service,

WE MEET EVERY TUESDAY AFTERNOON. WHEN WE ALL PLAY BINGO.HAVE QUIZZES AND GENERALLY CONVERSEAND CATCH UP WITH FRIENDS, WE ALSOTRY TO HAVE AT LEAST 3/4 DAY TRIPS PER YEAR AND WHEN POSSIBLE TWO MORE WITH MEALS IE XMAS AND IN THE SPRING, ALSO WE HAVE AN XMAS PARTY WITH ENTERTAINMENT AT BOTH THE XMAS FESTIVITIES.