Charities In Wrexham

The Cadbury Foundation was set up in 1935 and continues to invest in local communities throughout the UK and Ireland. Our focus lies in skills and employability, healthy lifestyles and the passions of our employees, supporting both local and national partners which are close to our operations.

Our circuit is the main focus for mission to the communities we serve through our local churches. Our aims are tied in with the Methodist Church in Great Britain and the main one is the advancement of the Christian Faith through the witness and worship of all our members. We do this in accordance with the doctrines, standards and disciplines of the Methodist Church.

Provides information,advocacy and support to enable persons with mental health problems in North East Wales to obtain their full rights and privileges as citizens

The project will provide a safe, caring and supportive environment, for up to 25 beneficiaries, who will be encouraged to participate in a range of activities which will help to maintain, and bring about an improvement in their mental and physical abilities. They will gain skills and develop good working practices which will help them should they wish to move onto more formal employment

Provide groups and activities within the community and in hospital settings which serve to develop the confidence, self-esteem and personal skills of vulnerable people, with a variety of difficult issues or situations.

MCH Charity fundraises to enchance the work of MCHFT and support the community. We grant funds for things over and above NHS provision and which improve care and experience for patients and support staff wellbeing. We fund high-tech equipment, facilities, art and extras that make people's experience at our hospitals and in our community services the best it can be.

The objects of the Charity (the ?Objects?) shall be to provide services for, and promote the welfare of the blind or partially sighted persons residing throughout Wales but primarily the administrative areas of the County Councils of Anglesey, Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire, Gwynedd, Powys and Wrexham

The activities of the charity include: the holding of weekly Christian services of worship; small community groups that meet during the week, and community events. The charity operates in Wrexham Town Centre.

Turn the heart of men back to God.Feed the word of God to those who are hungry, to satisfy their longing souls.Equip the heart of man with the weapon to set it free from mediocre mentality.Nourish man with the word to turn loose the power of God in a man to be blessing.Enrich the spirit with the vitality of eternal life with an assurance of the crown of glory.

We accept children from the age of 2 until they are of statutory school age as part of our Full Day Care Offer (Playgroup and Playgroup Plus) and those of statutory school age (up to 12 years old) as part of wider wrap around care. (Breakfast and Teatime Clubs). Our Holiday Club is available to children aged 2 to 12 years old.

To maintain and look after the historic building of St Asaph Cathedral. To advance and promote the Christian religion of the Church in Wales for the public benefit, offering worship, community outreach in ministry and service in the Elwy Mission Area (which includes St Asaph Parish Church and St Mary's, Cefn Meiriadog) and the wider St Asaph Diocese.

Dynamic provides educational, leisure, recreational and social activities for children and young people with disabilities aged between 8 & 25 yrs. This is done through a variety of groups, summer schemes and special schemes.

DangerPoint provides an interactive life-skills centre for the benefit of children. It is designed to help children learn in a fun and practical way, specifically in the home, when travelling and during leisure time. Our programmes empower people to make positive life choices for themselves and for the planet. DangerPoint's vision is to create "Resilient children, able to thrive".

To promote participation and break down barriers to community cohesion by delivering services and activities to promote the health, wellbeing, education, employment and partcipation of African and African Carribean people.Our vision is of a society where African and African Caribbean community members are fully included, where their wellbeing is a priority and where justice is promoted.

We support people experiencing mental, physical & emotional wellbeing problems to understand recovery and move forward with their ambitions. We achieve this by providing a range of support services including lifestyle coaching, group activities, and a range of talking therapies. We provide practical mental wellbeing support through mentoring, courses, volunteering opportunities and support groups.

Conwy Connect for Learning Disabilities was set up in 1997 to help promote the rights of people with a learning disability living within the County of Conwy and in North Wales. Its aims include ensuring people have equality of choice and opportunity in the community they live in.

The promotion of sport, education, health and inclusion for the benefit of communities in Chester and its surrounding areas using football as a vehicle for change.

To promote and provide advice and advocacy for people dacing disadvantage through disability, illness, age or social exclusion, who live, in particular but not exclusively, in North Wales.

The award of grants to institutions and organisations in support of a broad range of educational initiatives for young people under the age of 25 in North Wales. It strives to increase student inclusiveness across primary, secondary, further and higher education, particularly in areas of high deprivation.

The charity's principal activities are:- the advancement of education;- to promote social inclusion; and- the promotion of participation in healthy recreation through sport and in particular (but without limitation) the provision of football based activities

We brighten the lives of Deaf children. We aim to provide an everlasting impact on their wellbeing and mental health by overcoming challenges, creating experiences and empowering individuals to be their best selves.

We work closely with local voluntary, community and statutory organisations to promote and establish our ability to use the positive influences and opportunities offered by the ethos, staff and resources of the Football Club for the benefit of the wider community.

Home-Start is a voluntary oragnisation which uses volunteers to support families with at least one child from conception to 12 years at times of stress. It does this by recruiting, preparing and supporting volunteers from the local community. Taking accessing and matching referrals for families to volunteer support.

Sunday services in Wrexham open to the public; running a playgroup four days a week; running a parent and toddler group one day a week; pioneering and running a community cafe in the village of Rhos which provides opportunities for volunteers; running a Baby Basics project supporting struggling new mothers; regular meetings provided for youth; midweek meetings available weekly for church members.

Social Care services:Support, information and advice for people living with or affected by HIV & AIDS. Welfare and benefits advice, housing and legal information.Prevention & Health Promotion:Training and information for professionals regarding sexual health and sexuality. Condom and lube provision, peer support groups for LGBT people. Sexual health screening, training for local community.