Charities In Wrexham

Cylch Meithrin Glyn Ceiriog operates a pre-school setting and After School Club provision for the benefit of the Ceiriog Valley.

We are Plas Madoc provide community engagement activities focusing on community cohesion, wellbeing, mental health and independence by recruiting volunteers within the community.Crafty Brew-craft group that gets together weekly to provide peer support over a cup of tea and crafts.Bingo- Monthly subsidisded prize bingo.Community transport and community sporting activities also annual events.

Religious activities and services. Serving and helping all who come through our doors. We raise funds for an external chosen charity each year. We donate, all collections of food taken at Harvest and Christmas, to our local food bank.. Help and advise all who may need counselling in any form whether bereavement or life difficulties.

Refugee Kindness North Wales enables members of the public to advertise household items asavailable (free of charge) specifically for the beneficiaries through an online platform. The organisation will then facilitate the delivery of the items to the beneficiaries in need of them as well as offering guidance and signposting to the beneficiaries.

Caergwrle Evangelical Church is engaged in religious activities, providing worship services for people in Caergwrle and the surrounding area. Our charitable activities include Parents and Toddlers on Monday mornings and Warm Place with free food every other Wednesday. We also visit a local Care Home once a month to hold a short service.

Provision of recreational and sporting facilities for the local area

Samaritans' main aim is to reduce the incidence of death by suicide but we also support anyone in distress of any kind. Samaritans provide a 24/7 support service to anyone distressed or in despair by Freephone telephone line, e-mail and Web Chat. We are also committed to local outreach work to make our service known.

We have a main meeting each week usually with an outside speaker on a variety of topics. In addition we have, on average, 36 study groups which cover a wide range of interests including: discussion; mah-jong; French; birdwatching; philosophy; art; walking and gardening.

To provide an adequate venue for the hire of the village for all user groups i.e. WI, old time dancing, Wednesday club, private parties etc.

Feed the Birds is a nature-focused befriending programme aimed at people over 18 experiencing loneliness or social isolation. Trained volunteers visit once a week to provide and maintain a bird feeding station and to chat with their client. Founded in 2016 by Shropshire Wildlife Trust, Feed the Birds became a stand alone charity in May 2024.

Workshops in Art and Craft - Home and Garden - Sports and Leisure - Music and Dancing - Educational visits to exhibitions and historic houses and other places of interest.Workshops for WI Officers and Committee Members.Campaigns at local and national level, where applicable, in conjunction with resolutions passed at National Federation of WIs Annual Meetings

To work towards the elimination of discrimination in all its forms and upholding the rights of all citizens as set out in the Human Rights Act 1998.To promote equality of opportunity and good relations between all persons including those that fall within the protected characteristics as defined in the Equality Act 2010 and to promote understanding of issues of discrimination and inequality

Provision of After-School Care and Holiday Clubs

Provide assistance and cafe facilities for the patients registered with Llangollen Health Centre.

Community Centre providing sports, recreation and social facilities for the local community

Bradley Playgroup provides pre-school sessions for children aged 2 years up to school age. The group operates from Bradley Village Hall, Glanllyn Road, Bradley, Wrexham LL11 4BB. The playgroup provides the first step on a child's learning ladder where they can socialise, learn and develop through play.

Provides horse riding, equestrian vaulting and opportunities to socialise in a supportive environment to people with disabilities, mental health conditions and children living in care. We also offer volunteering and educational opportunities, such as equine related qualifications and awards, and opportunities to be out in the open air and countryside.

A weekly service including music, teaching and a children's bible story club. A youth meeting. A meeting for spiritual and personal development, growth and education aimed at the more mature individuals of the community. The charity partners with Wrexham County Borough Council and Flying Start to provide early years education and T.C.C. to explore social inclusion activities.

Provide safe stimulating play for children aged from 2 to 4 years of age. Fully qualified staff.

To provide low cost housing for low income persons/families

To provide a well maintained building for the communal benefit of the inhabitants of Bradley and the surrounding villages. The trustees aim to provide high class facilities to voluntary organisations of all ages and the general public within our community. We encourage and value all our community activities.

The trust shall apply income for the purpose of relieving in cases of need persons resident in the county of Wrexham, who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm. Services or facilities which are calculated to alleviate the suffering or assist the recovery of such persons in such cases but are not readily available to them from other sources.

As a childcare facility and operate in the small village of Holt, Wrexham. We operate from our premises which is attached to Holt Community Primary School. As a childcare facility we work closely with the school to prepare our children for the next stage of education. We look after and provide education support to children between the ages of 2 and 5.

The Liverpool Society of Anaesthetists organises a series of educational meetings throughout the year. These include clinical and scientific lectures relevant to the field of anaesthesia, small symposia themed to a particular area of anaesthetic practice (inc. critical care and pain management topics), and a competition for trainee anaesthetists to encourage research in the field of anaesthesia.

Provision of a village hall for use by the local community for meetings, recreational, sporting and educational activities