Charities In Wolverhampton

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

Community First Responders provide immediate assistance to patients in rural areas where it takes time for an ambulance to reach.

Make Donations to Hospitals etc. for the purchase of Cardiac related equipment

The sole purpose of the charity is to raise funds for the school,this will enable the children to have the benefits that these funds will provide.

The Trust's purpose is to facilitate the placement of young adult volunteers from Lichfield diocese into one of our companion link (overseas) dioceses, and vice versa. The placements will be in churches or church-associated projects and typically for 6 to 12 months. Execution of the programme is managed by the Diocesan St Chad's Volunteer Programme Director.

The advancement of the Christian faith in Wolverhampton and surrounding area by:a. Promoting Christian faith and values encompassing all denominations and traditions.b. Promoting collaboration between churches.c. Supporting community projects among churches and in collaboration with other community agencies.d. Supporting Church leaders.

Advanced motorcycle training to help road safety in our area

Provide information and advise for people with kidney problems. Hold open meetings for patients to have the opportunity to ask a doctor questions away from a hospital environment. Help and support kidney dialysis units.

We are a community garden where people can come and get involved in projects and learn how to grow their own vegetables.

My charity's current activities are fundraising.

To advance the Christian religion by providing financial assistance to Churches in the Diocese of Birmingham for maintaining and improvement of bell installations.

The activity of the Wolverhampton Advanced Motorist Group is to promote greater road safety. We give guidance to candidate car drivers to better their standard of driving with the intention of becoming members of the Institute of Advanced Motorists.

To support and assist carers of Asian and other ethnic minority communities in the Dudley borough, who provide unpaid care to family members with disabilities or additional needs, through the provision of accessible information, peer support, social and emotional help and services that will improve their quality of life; and through communication with policy makers & services that support carers.

The purpose is to benefit the poor children of Bradley.

SPARC AUTISM provides assessment and diagnosis services for adults with autism or possible autism in the West Midlands.

Owns and manages an Alternative Education School for at risk young people.Manages groups of volunteer social mentorsLiaises with others, such as universities, in order to identify and promote its Theory of Change.Works with groups of young people in their communities to assist them in improving the quality of life forall within the community.Works with young people not in education,

We aim to advance the education and appreciation of the public in music and music performance particularly Scottish Pipe Band music for residents of all ages and backgrounds within the West Midlands and surrounding areas by developing skills and competences in playing pipes and drums and by playing together at events and concerts.

The association directly supports individual refugees and members of host communities in a disadvantaged area of Birmingham. We meet specific needs of individuals, including lessons on English speaking, adult numeracy, adult literacy, parenting and health issues. We offer advice and assistance on a wide range of personal support needs. We support families of non English speakers.

The Middle Community promotes greater harmony and tolerance in society by educating the public in different religious beliefs with a view to find common ground and promote good relations between persons of different faiths. It also acts for the relief of financial hardship and poverty by providing those in need with food and items which they could not otherwise afford through lack of means.

Maintain welfare support for ex-service and serving airborne personnel and other worthy charitable causes.

We make Donations to injured rugby players

Choral society - rehearsing and performing in the Wolverhampton area.

Funds are raised via activities organized by the members of the rotary club. Monies are primarily distributed to organizations/campaigns selected by the current club president and to a lesser extent through requests received from our district governor. Smaller donations are made to individuals/organizations engaged in charitable activities.

The Centre aims to provide high quality information, advice and support services to meet the needs of a divers community to enable people to lead better quality lives. As a principle all our advice and support services are provided free of charge

Members are aged from age 8 years old. The children progress through the RLSS lifesaving awards which allow them to become part of our patrol team who provide water safety cover at various river and lake-based events. We enter lifesaving competitions, in swimming pools. We have a Community First Responder Section and a Search & Rescue section which over 18's can train for.