Find non profit organisations in Manchester. Listings include The Beacon Community Centre, Langley Community Benefits Society, Bhutanese Welfare Association, IA13, Greater Manchester Coalition of Disabled People - Young Disabled People, The Recovery Service, Lifeline Project, Manchester.
The Beacon Community Centre offers a range of support services and is available to hire.
Coming soon! We are organising an Awareness Day due to take place in March 2022. You are all welcome to come along and take a look at what our Langley cooperative is all about. Gi...
IA13 (Interactive Arts 2013) Degree Show Friday June 14th - Wednesday June 19th
GMCDP Young Disabled People is for young disabled people (15-25), who live in Greater Manchester *Please see INFO for Code Of Conduct*
Charity Organisation
A free, confidential & anonymous helpline and webchat for UK women and girls, launching in Greater Manchester. Open Mon-Weds 12-4pm.
Check out www.stars.manchester.ac.uk/environment
Youth work began at Whitefield shul in 1989 and the Youth Centre was built and completed in 1991 – It now remains as the only purpose built Jewish youth centre of its type, certain...
we are a non-profit organisation. our charities aim will be to raise awareness of aortic dissection in children.
apologies but due to change In circumstances this group is no longer running
ALF networks are a vehicle for developing greater mutual understanding and solidarity among people of the EuroMed region through dialogue and co-operation.
The Getting A-head project is a programme for children and young people in Manchester particularly those of African and Caribbean heritage.
This is a place where people can get together and organise aid for the homeless also hopefully to inform the homeless of when these runs will be pls share.