Economic and community development Charities That specialise in Urban areas

Assistance and relief for Church members or members of St John's Methodist & United Reformed Church resident in the Urban District of Stone or in the vicinity.

We are an urban regeneration charity working in areas of social and economic deprivation, particularly to help unemployed people back into work through training and enterprise. We particularly support people with disabilities and caring responsibilities.

Grants to promote the teaching of the Christian religion in the Gateshead district and beyond and in particular to promote and support evangelistic and outreach Christian work in inner city areas and in outdoor pursuits including the provision of staff and materials and transport as may be expedient in connection therewith.

THE TOWN COUNCIL ADMINISTERS THE CHARITY FUND FOR THE BENEFIT OF RESIDENTS OF THE STONE URBAN AREA.NON ON-GOING FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES.

Community and Welfare GrantsThe income generated could be used as follows (original wording):(i) In relieving in cases of need, persons resident in the Urban District of Frimley and Camberley who are eithera) aged or impotent, orb) sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm(ii) In or towards providing, developing or maintaining public open spaces and recreation groun

Emergency Medical Rescue, inclusive of Technical Rescue (Rope Rescue, Confined Spaces, Water Search and Rescue, Urban Search and Rescue (Medium)), Mutual Aid Training, Youth and Community Training and engagement.

Cobbett Environmental realised its sole asset, a freehold building, and is nearing the finalisation of giving grants to distribute the funds in accordance with its charitable objectives.

We have planted 1500 tree whips and intend to plant another 8000 and clear paths in the area of Hreod Burna Urban Forest. We lease our land from Central Swindon North Parish Council. We planted approx 2,000 trees 2019/2020, and are now concentrating on planting a Miyawaki Forest this autumn/winter.

We are a group of Christians from the Borough of Wigan who as Wigan Street Pastors form part of the Urban Trinity (Church, Police and Local Government) patroling our Town Centre on specific evenings to Listen, Care and Help visitors to the Town to help make it a safer place

NMGT maintains an inner city nature reserve through the work of its members and volunteers. It arranges events such as wild flower walks, bird watching and local history lectures. The trust also liaises with other local environmental and youth groups.

Eat United builds local solutions to food insecurity and food waste through the development of a volunteer-led food re-distribution system in Nicaragua. Fresh produce is rescued and channelled directly to vulnerable families in the capital city Managua, providing a sustainable and replicable method for intervening directly in dietary habits and food consumption in urban food insecure communities.

Supervises facilities for a luncheon club which meet weekly throughout the year on premises owned by the local town council.

The Charity is addressing the promotion of cosmipolitan citizenship and good practice in conflict resolution with particular interest in appropriate methods for young people and educators. We are addressing the need for Education in Virtues for young people following the riots in London. We are currenlty also addressing ourselves to the needs of disabled people in the urban areas of Cyprus

The Charity's objectives are the promotion for the benefit of the public of urban or rural regeneration in areas of social and economic deprivation, in particular the township of Heywood, by all or any of the following means laid out in the Annual Report.

The Foundation organises an annual Celebrity Golf Event to raise money for a chosen charity.

The objects of Crusaders shall be to teach young people about our Lord Jesus Christ as presented in the Bible with a view to developing a personal faith in Christ and an effective Christian life of service. Charity became incorporated (ref: 1144923) on 1st January 2012 and so the 'old' charity is dormant.

The Town Council administers the Charity Fund for the benefit of the residents of the urban area.Non on-going fund raising activities.

Provision of services to the elderly of the Borough of Spelthorne

The provision and maintenance, in the interests of the social welfare, of facilities for the recreation and other leisure-time occupation of the inhabitants of the former Urban District of Adwick-Le-Street and the neighbourhood thereof, with the object of improving their conditions of life.

The charity's objectives is to award grants for the education and training of children and young people from the Urban District of Ramsbottom in Lancashire.

Prayer meetings, Home bible studies, Coffee Mornings,Drama group, singing group, Sunday services, Junior Church, Mums and Tots, 4 Urban Saints groups, Holiday Club, Men's breakfast,Poetry Group, Teenth Quilters, Sport in the community, Golfing group, Women's group, Hospital Services, Nursing/Care home visits, Art group, Bereavement Support Drop in group, Chinese group, missionary support.

To promote the development of urban design through education, training, facilitation and support.

To provide recreational open space and natural habitat within the urban area.

Education, training, relief of poverty, overseas aid/famine relief, economic and rural/urban community development/regeneration, SME development/employment, climate change, environment, offshore/onshore renewable energy, decarbonisation

The charity established 9 community halls, known as Millennium Centres, in inner-city areas of particular need in Great Britain. The project was enabled by a grant of just over ?4m in 1998 from the Millennium Commission and is now complete. The role of the charity is to ensure the continuing success of the initiative and to facilitate the Commission's reporting requirements.