Charities In Wolverhampton

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

Fund raising to support the work of Bantock House, Museum and Gardens in Wolverhampton

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.

Uniformed youth organisation providing a wide range of activities for young people aged 5-18 years

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.

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.

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.

To apply funds towards the relief of suffering animals, to provide or maintain sanctuaries for the care of animals and wildlife.

We provide a once a week psycho-geriatric day club at a hired venue in Willenhall. This is to support elderly people (over 50) who are frail or withdrawn as the result of mental, pyschological or physical illness or disability and for whom socialising is an important route to improved health.

WOW works to advance gender equality and increased participation in city life for women in Wolverhampton. Our activities include awareness raising, consultation, providing training and support to women and women's organisations.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN WALSALL AND WOLVERHAMPTON IN PERFORMING ARTS BY PROVIDING VARIOUS CLASSES IN ASPECTS OF THE PERFORMING ARTS, TO ALL AGES AND ABILITIES. AT OUR OWN BUILDING AND THROUGH SCHOOLS AND PLAYSCHEMES, IN THE LOCAL AREA.

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

Working with disadvantaged people and groups providing support through food provision, self-development opportunities, counselling, advocacy, basic and social skills training, signposting to other agencies, practical skills training and voluntary work experience. This is especially needed in this area of deprivation.

To raise project funds for capital works to support various charitable construction projects in the UK which support practical community building development and refurbishment.The money raised primarily comes from private donations and community and church groups.

The charities activities are based around fundraising events to support the children with physical and associated sensory difficulties at Penn Hall School. All monies raised go directly to the provision of equipment, activities and opportunities for the children aged 3 - 19 who attend Penn Hall School.

To promote and provide for the benefit of inhabitants, particularly children and young people up to the age of 25 in Dudley and the surrounding area, the provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances.

Offer help and support to stroke survivors, their carers and family. Activities include weekly exercise session and mutual support. Aim to enable survivors to lead as normal life as possible by organising regular outings. Meals, gliding, sports day are a few of the activities we offer. We also provide information to improve the treatment of strokes and the subsequent rehabilitation.

The charity's assets are held and operated by the Royal Wolverhampton School (charity number 1092221)

Providing tradition britsh entertainment to the public

DONATE TO INDIVIDUAL YOUNG PEOPLE AND/OR CLUBS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE BIRMINGHAM AREA ONLY

Playgroup. Play & stay over 60s, slimming, line dancing, youth club, tea dances. Centre lettings for various activities volunteer groups (ie) carers.

We endeavour to develop the knowledge, understanding and practise of theatre within the Midlands, together with the provision of information, training and advocacy. Our objects and pricipal activity is to promote amateur theatre within the Midlands, particularly involving young people.

To draw to people's attention the history that is all around them. To support and encourage research into and conservation of the history of Smethwick.

We aim to raise money at our various events with the proceeds raised to be donated to various charities or worthwhile causes.

Wednesfield Sons of Rest is a small club, situated on Wednesfield Park, the club was opened in 1947 for ex servicemen. At the moment we have 22 members who visit the club 3 times a week for snooker, darts, dominoes, plus crown green bowling during summer months.