Charities In Wolverhampton

The Nubian League Birmingham & the West MIDLANDSThe objects of the charity are:1) The prevention and relief of poverty2) The advancement of education3) The advancement of health or the saving of lives4) The advancement of citizenship and community development5) The advancement of the arts, culture, heritage and science6) The advancement of amateur sport7) Promoting

To provide a person centred, fully integrated model of care and support, to individuals with life threatening and life limiting illnesses and those experiencing social exclusion, within a caring, safe and secure environment, exploring their circumstances and emotions to find a true resolution to their situation.

The principal activity of the company is to facilitate a platform for members of the public (generally in Wolverhampton) to dialogue with public service organisations, and if necessary provide advocacy services as necessary.

The BCFA Charitable Fund supports the football 'family' in times of need. We offer grants to help those connected with the game eg. participants, volunteers, match officials and administrators and sometimes their dependents who suffer financial loss or adversity as a result of injury, illness or economic hardship - all of whom serve the game in all its formats within the Birmingham CFA boundary.

Provision of recreation ground at Vicar's Close

The Yafa Welfare Association strives to raise the quality of life of the Yafai community of Birmingham and the wider community through the delivery of services and educational activities in partnership with other organisations. We promote Yafai culture and values, working towards a seamless multicultural society.

The Charity operates in two sections. As part of the national Together Network, Transforming Communities Together is engaged in community development within the Diocese of Lichfield, initially within Walsall, Wolverhampton and Sandwell. It also delivers the national Near Neighbours programme within the Black Country

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PROVIDE HOLIDAYS FOR FAMILIES UNDER PRESSUREHELPING IN PRISONSKNITTING TRAUMA TEDDIES AND CLOTHES FOR NEO-NATAL UNITSHELPING WITH CHURCH MOTHER & TODDLERS GROUPSHELPING FAMILIESPROMOTE CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIFEPARENTING GROUPS

The relief of food hardship and poverty distributing food and consumables in Bilston and the surrounding areas.The prevention and relief of poverty in Jamaica.

Red Sun Provides Information Advice and Guidance (IAG) on Employment and Training to Asylum Seekers, Refugees and their families in Birmingham. The service is provided on a voluntary basis through our Volunteers who are specialists in the above fields both over the phone and face-to-face through appointments.

To fully expound the Gospel NewsTo HELP the suffering in the communityProvide counselling for the youthsCareer development programs for membersLeadership training

Assist running of a youth club, by providing advice and guidance to youth worker. Assist women's group with administrative support. Assist elderly persons' club, explaining benefits and health advice. Raising awareness of Hinduism. . An Umbrella organisation for all Hindu Clubs, Voluntary Organisations & Societies. Raise concerns, regarding any proposed legislation which affects Hindus adversely

Supports communities through the provision of a Food Pantry and Community Hub

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES, COMMUNITY SUPPORT

To advance education for pre school children, school children and other young people including but not exclusively by improving educational opportunities and outcomes for them; and to promote good physical and mental health amongst young people and their families by developing and delivering physical education and sport programmes to encourage health and active lifestyles

To preserve and protect good health by providing information and skills to the general public to deal with medical emergencies, choking and cardiac arrest.

Community Institute of Training activities include to advance the education of the public in the subject of Information Technology.It is also to promote the benefit of learning for pleasure by people no longer in full time employment through the continued development of their individual capabilities, competencies, skills and understanding in the subject of education value.

WCCVI is a Cricket Club specifically set up for visually impaired people to take part in the cricket league and Bill Frindell Memorial Trophy, ran under BCEW (Blind Cricket England & Wales) a charity wich governs sports in England & wales. Also to take part in the Knock Out Cup that is mainly if not totally funded by The Primary Club.

Pride In Penn Fields offers gardening and handyman services to those who by age or physical disability are unable to tend their own gardens or do odd jobs.

A umbrella membership organisation set up to help and support members of the African communities in the West Midlands region.

Our post 16 career development service supports young people aged 16 to 25 with special educational needs and disabilities to access employment, work experience and volunteer work.

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