Provides psychological therapies and counselling, with a focus on mental health, mainly in the Midlands, and educates professionals in the field.

Advances public education about industrial and technological processes that have shaped the modern world, operating from Millennium Point in Birmingham.

Supports disabled children and young people and their families through home learning, key working, play, short breaks and carer support.

Raises money to provide extra benefits for patients and families at Birmingham Children's and Women's Hospitals, including equipment and research grants.

Runs an independent preparatory school with nurseries for children aged three months to eleven years.

Promotes concerts in Birmingham and elsewhere, alongside an extensive education programme, choruses and a youth choir.

Supports individuals, families, carers and professionals affected by alcohol, drug and gambling misuse, through education, training and outreach.

Supports women and children affected by domestic violence with safe temporary accommodation, accessible support services and help accessing the justice system.

Provides tuition and general education for children aged between two and eighteen through a school group.

Provides housing, care and day-care for people with developmental difficulties who are in necessitous circumstances.

Runs Christian communities that provide addiction-free accommodation and work experience to help people with life-disrupting problems regain control of their lives.

Works to improve the lives of deaf and hard of hearing people, and others in need because of age, ill health or disability.

Raises and provides extra support for hospitals in Birmingham and Solihull, including a Fisher House for military patients, beyond what the NHS provides.

Makes innovative creative arts part of people's lives through theatre, music, comedy, films, dance, literature and free exhibitions.

Runs a school in Edgbaston that educates boys and girls aged 3 to 18 in accordance with the principles of the Christian faith.

Relieves people in need due to low financial resilience, poverty, hardship or distress, in whatever manner the trustees think fit.

Works to alleviate poverty in Yemen by distributing food, water and clothing, providing education facilities, and giving financial aid to poor and needy people.

The ministry presents the Gospel on campuses, in workplaces and communities and provides humanitarian aid around the world.

Provides education and care for children, along with after school care and holiday clubs open 48 weeks a year.