Runs a children's and young people's hospice, providing respite and end-of-life care and family support for those with life-limiting conditions.

Provides education and training through a school for boys and girls aged 3 to 18 in Manchester.

Provides religious buildings and kosher certification for the Orthodox Jewish community, and distributes funds to Jewish organisations and the needy.

Provides counselling for children, young people, adults, couples and families, plus domestic abuse prevention, mediation, separation support and community volunteering.

Provides accommodation, care and support for military veterans and their spouses or civil partners who served in the Armed Forces or Merchant Navy.

Represents student interests at Manchester Metropolitan University and promotes student welfare, social and recreational activities.

Provides door to door transport and support services across Greater Manchester for people who cannot use conventional public transport.

Supports the Royal Northern College of Music and its junior school and advances the education of its students and former students.

Supports young people aged 11 to 25 in Greater Manchester with emotional wellbeing, mental health, therapy and creative activities.

A charity that provides educational and remedial training to people with learning difficulties who qualify for it.

Pays an annual bursary grant to Manchester Grammar School, which allocates it to pupils it judges to qualify.

Advances the Christian religion through around 550 local churches, running ministries for children and young adults as well as teaching, training and community work.

Provides tuition to school children in disadvantaged areas as a not-for-profit charity based in Manchester.

Supports adults with learning or physical disabilities to live independently in their own homes, with a team of support workers.

Presents music and related education activities at Band on the Wall, a Manchester venue that also offers reduced-rate space to other local charities.

Works with people to ease the impact of poor mental health through advice, peer support, food-related activities, training, and services for children and young people.

Runs a school for severely disabled children and an integrated nursery.

Provides care and support so that people with learning difficulties or mental health needs can live in the community.

Provides volunteer home visiting and other support to families with a wide range of needs in Oldham, Stockport, Tameside and Bolton.