Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Racial ethnic or national communities

POVERTY RELIEF AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION PREVENTION.ADVICE, ADVOCACY, GUIDANCE, COUNSELLING, INFORMATION PROVISION.RELIEVING UNEMPLOYMENT AND ORGANISING TRAINING, VOLUNTEERING SCHEMES AND WORK EXPERIENCE. IMPLEMENTING COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND DEVELOPING CAPACITY AND SKILLS.WORK WITH PARENTS, SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE NEETS AND EDUCATION OF BME SCHOOL CHILDREN.

We provide Islamic education to the local Black Asian Minority Ethnic Community (BAME) living in small heath and surounding area, Birmingham, West Midlands. We also provide IAG to the BAME community to those who are unemployed, and in receipt of welfare benefits.We have place of worship and we carry out 5 times a day prayer 7 days a week.

Award grants to young students from black and ethnic minority backgrounds - assist with the tuition fees and / or costs for attending certified educational courses to gain a recognised qualification in print, magazine, online, broadcast, new media and photo journalism.

?We help members of the public and charity members to practice Christianity in Slough?We encourage ethnic Minority Groups and Identities in Slough to get involve ? We provide educational sponsorship for orphans in West Africa (0-12years)? We organise music therapy to public around the world? We provide Children, Youth and vulnerable adults a place to connect, reflect and relax

We build community cohesion and celebrate cultural and ethnic diversity. We support ethnic minorities to understand their rights and responsibilities and to develop skills to flourish in society. We promote health and wellbeing through raising awareness and prevention programmes. We support people who experience disadvantage or discrimination and/or find it difficult to access services.

To empower children to participate in sports, eliminate social exclusion, bullying, racism, gang violence, xenophobia and promoting children quality of healthier living. Promotion of children role model and mentors in sports in a view of inspiring the youth generation through social integration and cohesion. Building a safer, freer and prosperous communities for the youth and promoting well-being

UCCC fights poverty & loneliness mainly within the London Ugandan community via Sunday Mass, but spreading to other ethnic minority groups. UCCC promotes family values, raises awareness across all age groups and create activities for young people to keep them engaged in the community and away from knife crime, gangs. Combats loneliness, relieves poverty, sickness, supports family relationships.

We offer education, skills training for youth aged 8-16 years. we provide activities for young people and women who are have mental health issuesWe run a day centre for isolated older people especially from the BAME community to come together for socializing and networking and victims of domestic abuse.We provide education to children in Africa and we provide economic empowerment to widows

The Charity advance moral and Islamic religion, relived the needs, suffering and distress of the ethnic minority in UK and Ireland in particular but not exclusively.

Islamic Fatwa Board (IFB) is concentrating on the UK activities to support primarily but not exclusively the poor families of Bangladeshi heritage. IFB?s work in Bangladesh will continue to fall. IFB aims to promote the benefit of disadvantaged people of ethnic minorities through education, training, matrimonial counselling and employment opportunities.

To assist local unemployed people, local colleges with clear pathways to (ICT) training & management and will extend the opportunities to secure employment. The training will reflect the recruitment needs of the local business sector and local economy, particularly BME (black & minority ethnic) community. This will be achieved through the provision of qualification based training.

To empower and inspire women and girls of ethnic minorities in Wales.To facilitate community cohesion and integration.The promotion of equality and diversity for the public benefitTraining course on confidence building and interview skills Newsletter every year

Promoting activities to foster understanding between people of diverse backgrounds, cultivating a sentiment in favour of equality and diversity; Promoting and protection of good health in particular for but not exclusively BAME ,facilitating small community workshops,Opening a Multicultural Hub in early 2020, this has provided a space for different,Communities to meet to Showcase Cultures.

Supporting disadvantaged ethnic minority communities for promoting social integration and overall wellbeing; supporting Gurkha veterans and their families in the UK for their smooth transition and access to public services; working with overseas partners, particularly in Nepal in the areas of sustainability, education and health, climate change, poverty reduction and sustainable development.

The organisation organises various cultural events to promote its objcetives and any surplus funds are directed towards assisitng other charities sharing the same ideology.The key objcetive of Panchamukhee is to promote the arts and cultural heritage of the Indian subcontinent and explore how different people and cultures can work together in the present multicultural and multi ethnic U.K.

Provision of educational cultural and social activities for ethnic minority unemployed persons in Salford/Manchester area

The Company is established: to promote, maintain, improve and advance education and the encouragement of the arts in particular plays by British writers of Caribbean and African descent in the art of drama. To run an annual competition open to Black British playwrights of Caribbean and African descent living in the UK and to award a prize for Best New Play of theYear to the winning playwright.

A) Advance education and personal development for ethnic minorities and disadvantaged groups in the UK through training, seminars, and support.B) Relieve unemployment among ethnic minorities and disadvantaged groups through skills development and career guidance.C) Support SEND children, disabled adults and their families through inclusive services, advocacy and community-based support.

Arco provides high quality music education and bursaries to young people in the Londonborough of Islington. We raise awareness of BAME and SEN/D musicians and provide accessibleopportunities to participate in classical music to young people in the London borough of Islington.We do this through active engagement with the community of the London borough of Islington.

To foster a love and interest in music general and in particular, music for brass bands. to maintain and support the band by raising funds and to give instruction to young people and others of ether sex in all sections of the community including disabled unemployed and ethnic minorities in the playing and manipulation of instruments normally comprised in brass band and orchestras generally.

We conduct monthly prayers in an East African dialect and thus brings together people from that Ethnic minority from across the country.We carry out activities that aim to advance the Christian faith for the public benefit in the UK and worldwide.We provide religious devotional acts through pastoral care and outreach such as visiting and praying for the sick in hospitals, care homes etc

Kabadhe has to develop the capacity and skills of socially and economically disadvantaged members of communities from East Africa or ethnic minority groups in the UK in such a way that they are better able to identify, and help meet, their needs and to participate more fully in society.

run prayer sessions, supplementary and home work tuition classes, pensioner club for local elderly people, adult education class for local BME people, women education classes for local BME women.

We provide a building, and playing facilities, education and training arts and culture, and environment conservation and heritage projects for all young people including, disabled and ethnic minorities, with qualified staff, all of which takes place in a safe environment with health and safety at all times, and all checks made on all staff, and volunteers, which are required by law.

Provision of learning materials for general use by individuals, organisations and learning institutions to share information, inform knowledge, and raise awareness. Making ad hoc grants and awards to eligible students in full-time post-graduate education. Supporting organisations to fund, promote, organise and/or host African heritage / Black British history themed events.