Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Racial ethnic or national communities

To further or benefit the BAME communities, without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, race or of political, religious or other opinions, To provide facilities for gathering, briefings on the English values & heritage, FREE food deliveries to the old & handicapped people, recreation and leisure time occupation.The reduction of poverty in BAME communities is our prime goal.

FAM provides information on financial and legal support on your welfare rights, benefits, housing options. access to training and employment to refugees, new arrivals in the UK and migrants from black Asian minority ethnic (BAME) group, living in east London,

We do provide our service users who are disadvantaged Black ethnic minority resident in London with education and employment training, advice and counseling on health matters, housing, dept, music, art, sport and physical activities, awareness on drug and alcohol, guns and knives.

Promoting & encouraging healthy living among the BAME,through physical exercise for older people who are at a risk of social exclusion;the youth to promote community cohesion.Helping people regain their confidence & self-esteem through counseling,training & mentoring.Providing advice to refugee & migrants.Working to try and get the youth out off the streets and encourage them get back to education

Information and advice on welfare benefits; Information and advice on immigration and asylum issues; Basic ICT and ESOL classes and advanced classes for members of BME, making the transition to work; Cultural and creative activities and events; A range of volunteer programmes; Struggle against domestic violence; Care for elderly and sick people; Advice to parents about teenager crimes.

Arts & cultural Open day, was taken place on November 2008, the project funded by the VAW ( Community award engagement . held 3 cultural seminars different topic. Volunteers training's , participate in meeting and workshop held by the VAW, BME health forum, WBME and RBKC Voluntary sector. Also working redevelopment and research centre

We provide skill training in health care and IT for the over 50s BME & medical advice, support and care work for the disadvantaged.

The South West Dorset Multicultural Network was set up to establish links across West Dorset, Weymouth and Portland to provide support, information and cultural understanding. We produce a newsletter & arrange a number of social events.The SWDMCN is represented on various strategic steering groups to promote racial harmony & diversity & reduce isolation faced by people from ethnic minorities.

Annual Achievement Awards. Support for black governors and BME teachers and staff BME library project. To provide an arena for the parents of Black children to be empowered, represented and supported on educational issues.Providing information, support and training on education issues and legislation.

Preserve and protect good mental health among members of BME communities of all ages in England by:a) providing educational workshops to improve understanding of mental health b) advocating for BME communities by engaging with mental health service providers and policy makers providing consultancy and support c) working in partnership and collaboration with third sector organisations

Our activities is to provide education and employment training, advice, information, advocacy, counseling and health matters, sports, interpreting and translating, inter-generation to promote understanding and unity among our service users who are disadvantage and vulnerable BAME people who are living in Tower Hamlets and London in order to improve their confidence to become participative.

The board recognizes that, as a newly registered charity, having been incorporated on the Thursday the 23 March 2017 with the charity commission, the activities of the charity are consistent in line with the goals and purpose of advancing the Christian faith in accordance with helping the ethnic minority group within the United Kingdom and promoting activities that alleviate the sickness and pain

Training, Education, Community Work, Youth Work

TO SERVE AND HELP ETHNIC MINORITY CHELTENHAM AND SOURNDING AREAS.

HAWG actively supports the betterment of the local community of ethnic minority women by providing opportunities for members to access employment skills, education & training, and leisure pursuits. The organisation also promotes and distributes information on welfare, health matters and provides quality of life assistance, in particular to combat isolation..

The Lotus Project is a Charitable Incorporated Organization (CIO) operating in Vietnam created to alleviate poverty and set the foundation of economic development in rural areas. The aim is to implement renewable energy usage and education within ethnic minority groups, while alleviating poverty by creating jobs, in the more remote unattended regions.

Advocay and representation, Community engagement and involvement, Networking, Training and capacity building, Voice and Champion for the BAME interest

The Ghana Union Bradford is a charitable organisation which provide help to people of Ghana origin and other ethnic minority groups. We also provide services such as cultural diversity education to local authorities to equip their social workers to have a good knowledge of the cultural norms of people/children of Ghana and African backgrounds.we also sign post people to services and advice.

The principal activity of the trust continues to be that of providing support to disadvantaged and the ethnic minority communities in the field of education, culture and social welfare.

1. Information Advice and Guidance for the local BME communities.2. Advocacy support for the hardest to reach beneficiaries.3. Interpretation and Translation support both oral and written for the local BME communities.4. Supplementary Education for under-achieving children within these communities.5. Signposting and pastoral support with housing; education and other services.

Welfare of migrant Nepalese nurses in UK.Health improvement works among ethnic minorities in UK.Establishment of health and educational facilities in remote areas in Nepal.

CAFI, promote educational which help to eliminate poverty and disadvantaged amongst the BAME community groups based in Newham/London. Includes: learning and reading, homework schemes after school schemes, job skills development for the unemployed young people to move forward to the labour market and tackle the issues which are facing this group not to participate fully in community development.

Covenant and Glory Ministries International (CGMI) is a multi-generational, multi-cultural and multi-ethnic church committed to impact our world with the love and grace of GOD.

We aim to Promote educational, cultural and social activitiesBring Racial harmony and unity in the societyEnhance awareness of south asian culture among the wider societySupprt under- privileged ethnic minorities

The Charity organises meetings,concerts,workshops and advice sessions onhealth,education,culture and matters concerning ethnic minorities youths,elderly and women in Greater London area every month.