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Provision of care and support services for older people in East, West and Chester, Cheshire. |
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We are a community organisation who are helping older people stay at home for longer. We also encourage rural people to share their skills and time. |
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We are charged with providing meaningful employment, suitable accomodation and the ability to self develop, for people with a disability. This is carried out on our estate of approximately 95 acres, where we have a supported accomodation unit of 36 beds, we have a vocational training school and an IT training centre, along with 70,000 FS of enterprise estate and mature woodlands, including specialist trees in the auboretum. |
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Birkenhead YMCA is a long established provider of supportive housing and training for homeless persons. In addition to its core residential programme, it also operates social enterprises including a maritime operation based in Northwich in Cheshire. |
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'A Caring Community Where Everyone is Respected, Valued, Inspired and Encouraged to Fulfil their Potential' |
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TO PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION, PROTECTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT OF BOLLINGTON AND ITS SURROUNDING AREA. TO PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF BOLLINGTON AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS, WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF SEX, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, RACE OR OF POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS OR OTHER OPINIONS, BY ASSOCIATION TOGETHER WITH SAID INHABITANTS AND THE LOCAL AUTHORITY, VOLUNTARY AND OTHER ORGANISATIONS IN A COMMON EFFORT TO ADVANCE EDUCATION AND TO PROVIDE FACILITIES AND SERVICES IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE, FOR THE RECREATION AND OTHER LEISURE TIME OCCUPATION WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE OF THE SAID INHABITANTS. |
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We are a communiity centre that offers premised hire and hosts a variey of clubs including mum and tots, indoor bowling and bingo. |
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We support the local and global community via donations to local charities and by assisting the community in a variety of ways, such as helping the elderly and providing holiday for the children and families. |
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Affordable loans for the social enterprise and charity sector. Deposit and savings accounts for those wishing to see their funds working in the third sector. |
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In England, international trade support is coordinated by nine regional International Trade Directors working in partnership with their appropriate Regional Development Agency. UKTI services are delivered locally through a network of International Trade Teams of which there are 5 in the North West covering Cumbria, Lancashire, Greater Merseyside, Greater Manchester and Cheshire. |
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Cheshire DEC promotes an understanding of and respect for the lives and cultures of everyone in order for us all to contribute and actively participate in the development of a fair society, which celebrates diversity and difference and our global interdependency. |
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Advice, information and assistance to the general public on a wide range of subjects including debt, welfare benefits, housing, employment, taxation specialist casework in debt, welfare benefits and employment. |
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Collection and re-distribution (donation or sale) of reusable household furniture and appliances in Cheshire by 12 not-for-profit furniture re-use projects (social enterprises) working with Cheshire Waste Partnerships (LA's). Training and volunteering opportunities. |
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To provide safe savings and low cost loans to the community. |
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The PA Register is an on-line easy access service owned and run by Age Concern Cheshire (ACC) and Cheshire Centre for Independent Living (CCIL) acting as facilitators only. It is designed to bring together people seeking employment as a Personal Assistant (PA) and Employers (PAE) looking for potential Personal Assistants. This is currently a free service to Direct Payments recipients giving you access to information about people who want to be a PA or PAE in your area. |
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Housing association managing over 600 properties throughout the district of Chester, creating opportunities for our residents and customers. |
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Based around a beautiful 17th century farmhouse, in the heart of Cheshire countryside, the Charity offers free adventure breaks and activities to children who are disadvantaged by illness, disability and poverty, from all over the Northwest. |
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Christian Concern Crewe wants to create a world in which the poor and marginalised regain a sense of their self-worth which enables them to be a complete person; body, soul and spirit, and to participate fully in their community |
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We are the NW Region of a national charity LIF that provides loan finance for Social/Community Enterprises. |
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Vale Royal DAR, Rural Bus Challenge, Village Rider, Womens Safe Transport, Community Cars, Care For The Elderly, Companionship Scheme. |
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Dial a Ride service. Hospital and Social Car Service. Minibus fitted with taillift for disabled persons/groups. Also powered wheelchairs and scooters to use free of charge. |
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Providing supported accomodation to vulnerable young people in South Cheshire. Also provide training and a floating support service in Crewe. |
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We are a registered Charity. We provide community transport in Cheshire and are financially supported by Cheshire East Council. We are keen to further develop the organisation. |
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Early years setting and breakfast club. |
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Cheshire West & Wirral Crossroads is a registered charity limited by guarantee. We are also registered with the Care Quality Commission as a domiciliary care provider. We aim to relieve stress in families or in persons responsible for the care of a person or persons with care needs. Our services aim to supplement and complement - not to replace - existing statutory services, and to work closely with them. We aim to provide a flexible and adaptable service that meets the needs of individual carers and those they care for. We cover the whole range of age and disability, ranging from children with autism to older people with dementia. Our staff also gives the all-important emotional support to carers. Our highly trained care staff can take over your caring responsibilities, so that you can have a break. Our staff can visit daily, weekly, fortnightly or monthly. This break can be essential to allow the carer to ‘re-charge their batteries’, enabling them to continue their caring role. By using our services, the carers have time to themselves - to go out, catch up with friends and family, keep up with hobbies and pastimes that they enjoy or to work, the carer is free to do whatever they like. For further information please do not hesitate to contact us on 0151 343 1960. |
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The David Lewis Centre is the largest UK provider of a range of medical, educational, residential and assessment services for people with complex epilepsy and other neurological conditions, including learning disability and challenging behaviour. |
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The Disability Information Bureau is staffed by volunteers with first hand experience of disability and provides a free and confidential service on all aspects of disability to disabled people, carers, friends and professionals. |
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We provide essential and affordable transport for the community. |
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We are a financial cooperative offering savings and loans to members within Ellesmere Port & Neston. |
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Providers of enterprise education events to KS2, KS3 & KS4 students. Provider of work / life skills training Business start-up, information and guidance and counselling Business growth and development, training events and counselling. |
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Infrastructure voluntary organisation provisional support and development of voluntary and community organisations in Ellesmere Port & Neston. |
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We promote fair trade awareness and aim to sell as much produce as possible to support Third World Producers |
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You will receive a warm welcome from a community bank that is run by the community for the community. Staffed completely by volunteers, we offer financial help and advice to the local community. |
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The purpose of Furniture Finders is to facilitate the re-use of donated household furniture and electrical items by low income families at affordable and realistic prices whilst, creating supported employment and volunteer opportunities for members of the local community who need a leg up (for those with physical and learning difficulties, those looking for employment, those on community pay back schemes and school placements) |
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We provide information and advice on employment. We specialise on age and employment in rural areas. Established in Chester in 1992. |
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We are a community based pre school. |
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We offer a full day school for children aged 0 to 5. |
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Groundwork supports communities in need, working with partners to help improve the quality of people’s lives, their prospects and potential and the places where they live, work and play. |
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We offer affordable used items and clothes in a friendly atmosphere. |
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Situated in the heart of Helsby, Helsby Community Sports Club is a growing asset to the local community and surrounding areas. It lies within easy access of the villages of Frodsham, Elton, Ince, Hapsford, Dunham on the Hill, Alvanley, Manley and Kingsley and the towns of Runcorn, Chester and Ellesmere Port. For more information about the club check out the `history` page of this website. We are aiming to build a new clubhouse with indoor sports facilities so that we add to the already extensive list of sports we currently offer. |
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Village Plans are part of a Government sponsored initiative to help breathe new life into rural communities and help local people develop their own neighborhoods the way they want. A Village Plan is a document outlining how the community sees itself developing over the next few years. It identifies opportunities (things we like about the village and wish to sustain or develop) and local problems (things we want to change) and sets out a view for the future and how it can be achieved |
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We provide childcare to children ages 0 to 11 either full or part time through our day nursery and link up facility. |
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Winner of Millenium Commission Social Entreprenear Award 2004. Specialists in complementary therapy for people with disability and health needs. Stress awareness and stress solution workshops delivered to workforces, students and community groups. Clients include: Groundwork Trust & Cambridge University. |
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Founded in 2005, L+M Holistics Ltd is a not-for-profit social enterprise making complementary therapies accessible to all people, regardless of disability or health difficulty, who may otherwise miss out on the benefits of complementary therapies. Our very experienced therapists are qualified to nationally recognised standards. In addition to this they undertake continuous professional development. |
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We offer childcare to children from ages 0 to 5. Both full and part time places are available to students, staff and the public. |
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Live! enables disabled children and young people,up to the age of 25, to become active and valued citizens. Live! challenges disadvantage and creates opportunities for inclusion by providing a varied programme of fantastic activities. |
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Local infrastructure charity. |
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Line dancing Luncheon clubs Youth clubs Weekly bingo Concerts Pie & pea suppers Fun days Coffee mornings Auctions Table top sales each Sunday |
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Part of the NeueoMuscular Centre we offer a wide range of printed and promotional material at very competitive prices |
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We provide savings, loans and advice to the local community. We are involved in the Wheels to Work scheme. |
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Sunrise Day Nursery is run by Over Hall Community Enterprise Limited. It opened in June 2005 and operates from three rooms in a purpose built building. It is situated in the grounds of Over Hall Community School, Winsford. A Maximum of 42 children may attend the nursery at any one time. The nursery is open each weekday from 08.00 to 18.00 for 51 weeks of the year. All children share access to a secure enclosed outdoor play area. |
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We provide training specialising in drugs and alcohol abuse awareness. Community development |
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Our aim is to help reduce poverty by providing communication services for members of the African community. |
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Help to provide information on education, training and employment to disadvantaged people mainly refugees from democratic republic of Congo, Congo Brazzaville and Angola. Helping to create jobs from the above countries that without Pendro Magazine would not have had the opportunity. Help to raise the standard of living and break the cycle of social exclusion among our readers in helping them understand and integrate into UK society. |
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We are a publisher of books for people with dementia and alzheimers disease. |
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When dementia prevents people from enjoying traditional books and magazines, it is often hard to find suitable high quality books that can help to take their place. Pictures to Share books provide a well researched, readily available and enjoyable activity for those with dementia and their carers to share, whilst at the same time promoting high quality communication. |
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The Trust provides all the necessary care and support for people with learning disabilities. The Trust's guests live in our five residential homes in a secure and caring atmosphere, in accordance with the objects of the Trust deed and to comply with the legislation laid out by the appropriate governing bodies. The Trust provides over 50 Residential and Day Care places from all of its sites, for both male and female service users, whose ages range from 18 and above with the provision for service users over 65. |
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We are a web based equine communication business and social directory. |
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Provides a lifeline for homeless families who find themselves in a crisis situation |
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We offer full or part time childcare to children ages 0 -11 through our day nursey and link facility |
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t Albans Link Club is based at St Albans School on Bewsey road. We aim to provide a safe and relaxed atmosphere providing stimulating and rewarding experiences suited to the different needs of each child with varying play schemes to suit our after school club, and childrens Holiday club. We have a team of professional caring staff who are dedicated to the care of children in our after school club, and we pride ourselvesin establishing good relationships with parents and children by endeaving to, •Termly news letters •Day trips and parties. •Open access and parents and partners policy. •Induction sessions available. •Key person systems. •Hand over policies. •A choice of stimulating activities and resources. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- All our staff at the after school club here in Warrington are chosen for their genuine desire to work with children, At our after school club we operate a child protection policy, with our prime responsibility being the welfare and well being of all children in our care in our play schemes and activity clubs. We believe we have a duty to all the children , parent carer to act quickly and responsibly in accordance with our own Child protetion policy, together with the local Authorities Child Protection Guidelines.Warrington & Cheshire Come along and take alook around. tel 07947364828 |
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We offer pre school provision for children aged 2 years 9 months up to school age. We also offer a breakfast club for children from school ages to 11 years. |
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Welcome to Sticky Exhibits. We aim to help those who educate and promote awareness about sustainable lifestyles to access high quality environmental exhibits, interactive displays, models, costumes etc. in order to captivate, inspire and provoke positive change |
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We work with young entrepreneurs, in commercial, ethical and social enterprise markets to inspire, coach and support you to accelerate your business success. |
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Providing health and educational activities Providing online IT Courses Charity shop Refreshments Community resource / support Room bookings |
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Supporting community based on owned organisations using social enterprises and especially asset based development to improve their communities. Also national membership organisation with approximately 440 members. |
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As a community facility, the Gateway provides a central focus for 25+ local voluntary and statutory organisations and services to come and work together to help people in the local community. A community cafe, meeting and training rooms and a conference centre are available for groups or individuals to use. |
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Provide all services to adults with learning disabilities. |
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Activity and adventure programmes for voluntary and community groups. For personal and social learning. All programmes to be accessible and inclusive. |
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We are a community development project, enabling people to live a better life. |
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The PSL Group actively works in partnership to promote new ways of entering work or enhancing employment prospects, through supported personal and social development. We are a forward-thinking company who are proud to work with local communities and to support the economic regeneration of these areas and the individuals that live within them. |
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Vale Royal Disability Services is a user-led voluntary organisation. We are an independent Disability Service Provider with volunteers comprising the majority of our personnel. Our principal aim is to improve the quality of life of disabled people, primarily within Central Cheshire, and provide free, confidential and impartial information to disabled people, their family, friends, carers and professionals working in the field of disability. |
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We transcribe printed information into alternative formats such as reformatted large print and braille. |
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visyon aims to provide emotional support for 11 to 25 year olds from its base in Congleton, Cheshire. We are currently working in Congleton, Macclesfield and Vale Royal Boroughs. We recognise that between these ages there is often a lot of change and new opportunity. It can often help to talk about it. We try to see people as individuals. Some come with a particular issue such as loneliness, problems at school or in relationships, work or unemployment. Others come just to learn more about themselves. Whatever the reason, we offer space, support and an opportunity to look at things in a new way. |
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Supporting carers who without payment help supporta relative, child, neighbour or friend because of illness, frailty or disability or addiction and are unable to manage alone. We offer - counselling, information, awareness raising, an emergency card, training, social events, grants, sign posting service, drop-in centre. Newsletters. Young carers project and carers support. |
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We provide accessible transport on a door to door basis for the Warrington Community. |
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Warrington Council for Voluntary service (CVS) is an independent organisation, which helps local voluntary and community groups to work well for their members, and to speak up and represent what is important to them. Warrington CVS offers a range of services to voluntary and community groups and organisations based in and around Warrington, to enable them to carry out their work, achieve their aims and become more effective. |
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We offer a reliable repair service open to home owners. We also provide a community resource centre. |
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We offer out of school and holiday club childcare provision for children aged 4 to 14. We also run educational courses for children such as Sign Language and Cycling Proficiency. |
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We provide training, community consultation and fundraising support for the local community. |
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To improve the health and well being of residents living in the West End and main green areas of Crewe - using a holistic approach. Activities include fitness classes, luncheon clubs, social clubs, play schemes, creches, training - including parenting. Running a community cafe and setting up an outreach catering service. |
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Produce bespoke garden furniture by people with mental health issues. |
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