Organisation Directory
Organisation Name |
Organisation description |
|---|---|
| On the Out CIC | We are an entirely peer led approach to supporting men and women as they leave prison and readjust to being in the community. We offer both practical and emotional support, and stand by people`s side… |
| On Your Doorstep | We cater for all ages with a place to chat make new friends. We also have a few activities like massages as well as bingo and a meal for lunch and more on different days of the year. |
| Once Upon a Smile | Once Upon a Smile is a children’s bereavement charity that provides emotional and practical support to bereaved families at their time of need. Families are often left to grieve alone with no, or… |
| One Kingdom One People | One Kingdom One People focuses on promoting Sport, fitness , healthy eating and Well Being ;We organize Cultural and education events, language courses, recreation al activities such as sewing, craft… |
| One Million Mentors | One Million Mentors (1MM) is a unique, community-based mentoring project with one simple aim: to connect one million young people with one million life-changing opportunities. We back… |
| One Parent Families/Gingerbread | National Helpline Advice We are developing the regions but at the moment the Manchester office works on projects helping BME communities. Activity Days of Week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,… |
| Onwards and Upwards | Onwards and Upwards works with anyone who lives with Mental,Physical and Emotional challenges, we help people, help each other, help themselves, this is done through drop ins, one to one support… |
| Open Kitchen MCR CIC | Open Kitchen is a social enterprise sustainable and ethical catering company. We’re a Real Living Wage Employer (still shockingly rare in the food and drink industry), a local independent business,… |
| Ordsall Acappella Singers | Community choir, open to all without audition. |
| Ordsall Carving Group | Ordsalls Carving Group teaches people with little or no skill. To carve images on Wooden blocks, most are from scrapes of wood left by workers or given by people who have no use for it.… |