Charities In Worcestershire

COMMUNITY CHARITY

The Charity operates within the boundaries of Malvern Hills District Council providing the following services to people over the age of fifty: Information & Advice, Help at Home, Befriending, Foot Care, Handyperson, Coffee Mornings, IT tuition and a walking group. We also host free legal services three times a month and operate two charity shops.

Custodian trustee to Church of England parishes in Diocese of Gloucester

The Trust provides cricket opportunities not provided by the Worcestershire Cricket Board. These include taking young cricketers to Lord's Cricket ground; organising a Cricket Day for Special Needs schools in Worcestershire, taking a group of disadvantaged children for two days cricketat Arundel CC. They are always looking for new ways of helping young cricketers.

For benefit of users of the park

The charity raises money for the benefit of the patients of New Barn Close Surgery, Broadway, Worcestershire through the relief of sickness and the protection and preservation of public health by providing and assisting in theprovision of facilities and equipment at the surgery which would not otherwise be provided out of statutory funds.

The care and conservation of the objects, records and associated information from the Tickenhill Collection, and the use of that collection for public benefit through display and educational activities.

MAKES GRANTS TO ELDERLY PEOPLE

Acquisition of books for Evesham Public Library

Association representing Rescue Services in the South West of England

Provision of education

Making bursaries and grants and facilitating provision of tools and equipment to construction apprentices and making grants to small building companies who take on apprentices matching grants made by government or other bodies promoting apprenticeships in construction.

To advance the education of young people under the age of 25 years who are resident in the catchment area of The Bewdley School or who are pupils or former pupils of The Bewdley School (or any successor body thereto) by the awarding of scholarships, bursaries, grants or maintenance allowances.

The Charity provides accompanied holidays for people with disabilities living mainly within the areas shown. A typical group size of 24 persons would include 2 qualified nurses, 10 people with a range of disabilities and 12 volunteer helpers who give care 24 hours per day for the duration of the holiday.

The charity's activities are as a local church in Kidderminster, Worcestershire.

101 General Educational Purposes102 Education/TrainingKidderminster & District Youth Trust provide a safe, secure, fun environment where young people get support in identifying their strengths & skills, so they can avoid, or be better able to deal with challenges in their lives. We help them to increase opportunities, have their voices heard & realise their full potential in society.

Fundraise to support pupils of Droitwich Spa High School in their studies

REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF ST.BARTHOLOMEWS CHURCH TARDEBIGGE AND ST.MARYS CHAPELLOWER BENTLEY, BOTH IN THE COUNTY OF WORCESTERSHIRE.

Wyre Forest District Council, as Trustee of the Bewdley Museum, operates the Museum as a local service. The Museum is managed by Bewdley Museum Management Committee, a registered charity purely of advisory status. The main objective of the museum is to provide public access to the collections and to sustain traditionla craft skills as well as fostering contemporary industries.

Residential rehabilitation for people recovering from drug and/or alcohol addiction.

The Trust has 3 objectives.1. Produce a water saftey DVD for school age children, highlighting the dangers of shallow water blackout.2. Inviting talented swimmers from the clubs of the 4 shires area to a competitive training day with National standard coaches.3. Running a mentoring scheme for the swiming clubs of the 4 shires area.

The charity runs an almshouse, which provides accommodation for persons who are in need, hardship or distress.

development, operation & promotion of a transport museum. Displaying buses, coaches, battery electric vehicles & fire engines, on-going restoration programmes, undertakes research into aspects of public transport industry & assist others to do similar. Educational information/displays for general public, including school children.

The Objects of the Foundation are as follows:a) promotion of education, particularly art/science relatedb) provision/maintenance of the museum/art galleryc) development and improvement of knowledge, understanding and practice of the arts and crafts which serve the artsd) provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure-time occupations which meet the criteria

Provides inshore lifeboats and inland search and rescue, on the tidal Severn, Wye, and Usk and across the wider area of the River Severn including all of Gloucestershire.On 1 Jan 22 SARA become a Charity CIO. All assets and operations of the Charity were moved into Charity CIO 1193634, and this Charity (505504) is now dormant pending formal closure.