Arts Charities That specialise in Television

Preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Provide local TV and radio network for the community development purposes as well as educational and training programmes to all persons especially the young and old.

Undertake and manage a range of humanitarian and educational initiatives, including:Employing doctors and nurses to provide primary health care services to the elderly and frailProvision of medicines to the needyRunning Sunday schools (inc. employing teachers and provision of materials)Establishment of communal librariesInstallation and management of video conferencing facilities

This year more interviews have taken place to add to the website created last year. There now stands a useful, educational and informative website documenting stories of Britain's industrial past via the mediums of audio, text and video. The website continues to have the capacity to grow as more interviews are conducted. The work was funded by The View From The North Ltd.

Provision of training on media to youth and capacity building in England and Wales.

During the year, Barking and Dagenham Faith Forum trained Health Trainees to deal with health issues in the borough, Combat against Gun & Knife crime by conducting awareness programmes among the youths. Barking and Dagenham Faith Forum also produced a video about school bullying and knife crimes.

Supporting the families of children with Epilepsy or other similar neurological conditions. In particular those with complex health needs, cerebral palsy and PMLD by:Organising family activity and support events.Loaning vital equipment including video monitors.Providing support and information through our website and facebook page.Working to raise awareness of epilepsy in children.

Donated goods such as children's clothing, books and toys transported to and distributed in PNG. Building of water well to serve 2 villages and 1200 people. Relationships formed with local schools to promote the work of the SGF. Distribution of computers and sports equipment to schools in PNG. Promotion of the SGF using local and national press and television.

Supatrax work with young people, their families and partner organisations to break down barriers to learning and social engagement, providing innovative ways to empower them and develop skills to further empower others around them and go on to better their career prospects. Working predominantly (but not solely) with media (video, music, photography etc).

MIEM was setup to reduce health inequalities within the black & minority ethnic (BAME) communities by improving the provision of accessible information.We do this mainly through TV and digital campaigns, which include; raising awareness of services, health advocacy, cultural changes/habits and trending topics.We also promote BAME health inequalities to government bodies & the NHS.

Sing for your Life (South East) Ltd is dedicated to providing participatory singing programmes for older people. We provide the Silver Song Music Pod, which plugs in to a television. We have recorded original versions of popular songs from the past, which exclude long introductions and instrumental solos. The equipment enables us to alter the key and the tempo of the songs to suit the singers.

We raise awareness campaigns of human trafficking and other forms of Morden Day Slavery. We educate on how to spot the signs of human trafficking, get help on how to report it and refer to relevant local agencies/services. We do leaflet, flyers, posters, video clips and questionnaires to engage the audience. We do training workshops, community events, go to schools and youth centres.

a) To promote physical and mental health and well-being, particularly among children and young people from disadvantaged Christian communities across the world, by providing access to recreational and sporting activities, facilities, events, coaching, and equipment.b) To relieve poverty, hardship, and distress among disadvantaged Christian communities globally.

YogaSuperheroes provides interactive storytelling videos for nursery schools, a one-year Foundation yoga and meditation programme for primary and secondary schools, an A-Z yoga video for children at home and a streaming subscription service for parents.

get together sessions for young people with additional needs, sessions include video gaming, workshops, crafts, active fitness sessions and more