Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Racial ethnic or national communities

New Dawn Initiative is a not for profit organization established for the advancement of education for public benefit. It complements government efforts in providing employability vocational training for young people,BAME, lone parents, adults and other members of the public who because of special circumstances(learning diability) may not be able to benefit directly from formal colleges.

During the past year, the charity maintained active contacts with the ethnic minority groups & supported them in various ways. As charity itself in financial crisis no such help could be provided to other groups to enhance the potentiality of the youths. Facilities in training in indian arts, music, drama & basic computer provided together with healthcare, cultural & religious festivals.

The aim of the Association is the promotion, preservation and protection of oral health amongst ethnic minority groups, especially within the African and Caribbean communities in the UK, and the world at large.

We meet weekly for two hours of fun, drama based activities. We are a group of around 25 children, ranging in age from 10 - 18. We actively engage the local community offering children from disadvantaged backgrounds or ethnic minorities a chance to get into drama to build their confidence, grow and enhance their life skills to prepare them for the workplace. All children are welcome at KYDZ.

Dan-Wadaag Charity aims to provide ethnic minority community in the United Kingdom in general and Greater London in more particular systematic support, assistance, and guidance in the areas of;a) Community Integration and Social Cohesionb) Public Health Awareness related to COVID 19c) Education Support and Consultancyd) Youth Diversion Programs on gang and radicalisation

Annual showcase events: To allow ethnic minorities of all ages to present to the public a choice of performing art.Workshops: Brought by qualified professionals. Workshops include but are not limited to finical advice, photography, and business sharing.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BME YOUNGSTERS AND TEENAGERS OF ANY AGE IN WEST LONDON, IN THE SUBJECTS OF CITIZENSHIP, ISLAMIC EDUCATION AND QURANIC TEACHING, BY THE PROVISION OF TRAINING PROGRAMMES, ACTIVITIES AND TEXT BOOK RESOURCES.

Providing accomodation for an ethnic minority

Women4Women Empowerment is a UK registered charity seeking to empower women through vocational training and business development activities in Sierra Leone as well in the UK. In the UK, our empowerment work focuses on assisting women from Black and Ethnic Minority Communities overcome cultural and religious barriers and access the support they need to recover and rebuild their lives.

Supporting Portsmouth & S/E Hampshire's local (BME) Black & Minority Ethnic Communities. Activities include:Information Hub. Support for BME community groupsSignposting. AdviceAssisting local service providers to meet the needs of BME communities.

1. Promote social inclusion of asylum seekers, refugees and BAME groups.2. To preserve and protect the physical and mental health of victims of human trafficking, rape and torture.3. To advance the education and training of those granted refugee status and their dependants.4.The promotion of social inclusion among elderly persons who are excluded from society because they are house bound.

ABALON Trust act as ambassadors for Eye health and healthcare, providing access to high-quality eye-checks and ongoing care for marginalised communities in the commonwealth and the UK. We aim to become a leading voice in advocating for access to health for homeless, asylum seekers and BAME groups. We achieve this through engagement and involvement with stakeholders, innovation, education and train

Ethnic Voice offers practical help and advice on learning and work to members of the BME group, whether you are in work or unemployed. It is a local service and it is delivered by a group of volunteers who have had similar experience. It aims to build a relationship between members of the BME group in England and Wales with their Home Countries,in the areas of Education,Health,Environment

Provide advice, advancing education and the preservation of health amongst ethnic minorities.

Connecting Steps Manchester is a charity project which aims to provide a safe space for the BAME community. Our aim here at Connecting Steps Manchester is to empower the BAME community, with activities ranging from coffee mornings, Education, training, Cultural festive, translating, workshops to raise awareness and promote mental health & well being.

ASSISTING ETHNIC MINORITIES IN INTERPRETING FROM ENGLISH TO FRENCH AND DOCUMENTATION AND FACILITATING THEIR INTEGRATION TO THE COMMUNITY

We provide arts and educational services for the general public with particular emphasis on young people, women and people from ethnic minorities.

Support people principally of ethnic minorities in South Yorkshire, particularly but not exclusively Chinese women & families to promote & improve well-being, interests of social welfare & Community inclusion through activities & collaborations. Activities include delivering interactive workshops for Chinese members, Interpretation & smartphone walk-in service, annual cultural celebrations & trip.

- Promote and raise awareness of disability in general- Engage Ethnic Minority communities for consultation on disability matters- Provide support for parents/carers- Inform, Educate and Support on disability matters- Help to improve services for the disabled by working with local authorities, government and other organisations.

Raise awareness of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) within the African/Caribbean and Ethnic minority communities via seminars, conferences, workshops and giving presentations at other kinds of events.

Wateredoak helps new migrants among the BAME Christian women community in Newport and its environs providing psycho-emotional and economic support as affordable by Wateredoak to help the economic life of the new members. This is done by holding discussion sessions once a week, one on one sessions, and signpost to other organizations if need be.

The NBTA is a coalition of organisations which seeks to promote awareness of organ, blood and stem cell donation amongst BAME people and to increase the number of donors from these communities.We aim to promote effective and efficient partnership working between members, encouraging a coordination of initiatives that make the most of skills, experience and infrastructure already available.

1) To celebrate Black History Month annually in local communities 2) To provide empowerment, support and capacity building to young people from ethnic minorities.

Relief of poverty by providing training and development for female ex-offenders, ethnic minority women/refugees and other disadvantaged women to gain skills to improve their chances to gain employment. To sign post to other services that may help them. Supporting underpriveleged families by providing books and other related educational material for their school going children.

To develop an infrastructure of organisations conducive to the existence of the black majority churches.To foster and develop awareness within the community and the black majority churches, of the spiritual, moral and social issues prevalent and to enhance a spirit of co-operation against xenophobia.To combat racism at all levels and to promote a just society.