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Status
Received: on time
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Income
£19.4K
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Spending
£18.1K
- Charity no. 102286
- Date registered. 10/07/2015
Public benefits
The direct benefits that flow from this purpose are the strengthening of personal faith and the communicating of the Gospel to people in the locality and beyond. These benefits are evidenced through the teaching and outreach programme of the Fellowship and the feedback from those who attend the activities. The purposes of our charity are not
intended to harm. The beneficiaries are all those who attend the activities of the Fellowship and others who are supported by The Fellowship in their furtherance of this purpose in Northern Ireland and further afield. There is no private benefit. The direct benefits which flow from this purpose are that members of the community will have particular needs met by the ongoing programme of activities, planned by the Fellowship and those who benefit from the support of the Fellowship to other organisations, in Northern Ireland and beyond, who share this purpose. These benefits are evidenced through the growth in the Fellowship and in the attendance at the community based activities, with feedback from the attendees. It is also evidenced in the financial report which details the level of support given to other organisations with similar purposes. The purposes of our charity are not intended to harm. The beneficiaries are those people in the community who have a need and find it beneficial to attend the activities of the Fellowship and other organisations with similar purposes, who receive financial and prayer support. There is no private benefit.
What your organisation does
The Bridges serves the community by organising a weekly drop-in and luncheon club for vulnerable members of the community. This is totally financed by the members of the Fellowship. The Fellowship also supports several ministries which help people with addictions and those in need, namely, The Christian Family Centres, Armoy, Namibia and Cork,
The Stauros Foundation, Help for Children, Bolivia and the Causeway Foodbank. They also support individuals who are ministering in Northern Ireland and abroad.
The charity’s classifications
- The prevention or relief of poverty
- The advancement of religion
- The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage
Who the charity helps
- Addictions (drug/solvent/alcohol abuse)
- General public
- Mental health
- Specific areas of deprivation
How the charity works
- General charitable purposes
- Relief of poverty
- Religious activities