Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Racial ethnic or national communities

IN UK HUMANITARIAN ACTION GROUP EMPOWER BAME COMMUNITY THROUGH CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND EDUCTIONAL ACTIVITIVITIES SUCH AS CONFERENCES, TRAINING AND EVENTS. OVERSEAS HAG LIAISE WITH CHARITABLE ORGANISATIONS TO PROMOTE AND DEVELOP EDUCATION AND PREVENTIVE MEDECINE IN THE MOST DEPRIVED AREA.

Religious and social activities. We hold our actvities at the Wimbledon Community Centre, Haydons Road, Wimbledon on a monthly basis. Most of our members belong to the ethnic minorities and are in the main senior citizens

For the public benefit, the for the preservation and protection of good mental health to relieve and prevent suffering caused by mental health issues for the provision of support, advice, information and guidance for members of the BME community; in particular people of Afro Caribbean origin in England.

Raise awareness, highlight the needs of and create opportunities for ethnic minority communities.

WE PROVIDE SERVICES THAT BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY, WITHOUT PREJUDICE WORKS AT 98 PER CENT WITH DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE FROM THE BAME COMMUNITIES, IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: EMPLOYMENT SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TRAINING, AFTER SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, COMMUNITY INFORMATION PROVISIONS, HEALTH PROMOTIONS, GENERAL & LEGAL ADVICE, HERITAGE & CULTURE, COMMUNITY COHESION, UNDERSTANDING OF UK DEMOCRACY.

We provide real hair wigs to young ethnic minority suffering from hair loss due to cancer. These are adults between the ages 15-25 years old.

To advance the Christian religion for the benefit of the public in accordance with Christian religious beliefs following the doctrines of the Christian bibleTo advance education of the public in particular but not exclusive to ethnic minority people in money management

Promoting the benefit of ethnic minority community in the UK by associating the said people and the local authorities and other organizations in common effort to relieve poverty, advance education, employability, and improving conditions of life. Events, workshops for people to come together, better understand diverse identities, reduce prejudice, promote inclusivity.

Beza Foundation is a charity organisation based in the United Kingdom. Our focus is on supporting and advocating for quality education and mental wellbeing, the prevention and relief of poverty, economic empowerment and social integration, diversity and inclusion .The charity supports young people, adults, individuals and families from the African and BAME community.

We run a free book reading club, befriending, socials with recreational activities and guest speakers. Relieve of poverty through charity shop and food bank. We also provide educational support for all age groups including black and ethnic minorities and asylum seekers.

Provides a robust package of employability services to assist customers on their journey into employment, training and education. Improving literacy and IT skills and online courses, outreach services via counseling, job search workshop, homework club and reading classes for the youths, jobseekers, lone parents, BAME and NEET's. Tackling community issues, promoting family unity and harmony.

WHO: Anyone in a hopeless situation especially those from social and economically disadvantaged backgrounds such as people of BAME heritage, the poor, immigrants, the incarcerated, the ill and the vulnerable.WHAT: Food, clothes & personal hygiene give-aways, Health & well being workshops, Bible study & community outreach, Career & education support and Immigration support.

Tackling racial discrimination and racial harassment.Promoting community relations, community cohesion and diversity.Leading the BME communities in Manchester

The relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health for the public benefit, in particular but not exclusively amongst members of the BAME community, by: undertaking activities and events to provide information and raise awareness of the nature, causes, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of all forms of cancer with the aim of promoting early diagnosis and cure.

Multi Cultural Integration Centre receives funding to develop different projects involving people from a variety of social, economic and cultural backgrounds in order to raise cultural awareness and to expose ways in which racism and discrimination exclude and harm ethnic communities.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY YOUNG PEOPLE AND PEOPLE FROM ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS IN THE UK AND NIGERIA IN THE SUBJECT OF ENGINEERING AND TO PROMOTE ANY OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSE WITHIN THE UK, EUROPE AND WORLDWIDE IN SUPPORT OF SUCH AS THE TRUSTEES DEEM FIT.

We provide advice, kidney health education, advocacy services and support kidney patients and their families, especially Black patients, to navigate government systems. We raise awareness about the inequalities they face in the healthcare systems, so we campaign to ensure that government decisions consider their needs, and raise awareness about the prevention of kidney disease and organ donation.

The Museum of Drugs provides a fresh and innovative approach to addressing drug issues in society through the use of a unique collection of antiques and artefacts. The Museum provides public exhibitions, lectures and theatre to tackle social stigma, racism and inequality, and to challenge missinformation. The Museum provides improved access to support for people directly affected by drugs.

Africa United works to improve the lives of African people and other minority communities in Sheffield and neighbouring towns. AU provides free information on: Benefits & Entitlement, Career, Education, Training, Health & Well-being, Housing Issues,Basic Immigration information, Employment and Volunteering,BME engagement and participation, Mentoring and Advocacy.

The elimination, through representation, of racial discrimination in the Peterborough and surrounding areas. Support multi-racial groups to improve cohesion in the community; assisting the formation and training of such groups through appropriate training and development. Assist UK residency as legally allowable for those needing help in Peterborough community. Provide a forum for BME Groups.

The company has continued to work in the UK for the advancement of the education of people and children, particularly those of multi = ethnic and those in special need through social deprivation.

Primarily the charity exists to improve access to education and services for people from minority ethnic backgrounds. It was operating from a building set in the heart of a deprived area with a high level of ethnic minority population, but is now seeking new premises. The charity works in partnership with other local agencies.We are currently not able to provide many activities due to no funding.

ORE UK works to relieve poverty and promote development among people from West Africa and other BME groups in London and Africa through research. We promote health, education and culture of Eweland in the UK through lectures, publications and traditional events. We run training in personal development and employment for young people and families. We raise awareness about environmental issues.

To provide activities for Somali and other BAME people aged 60 plus with the aim to combat social isolation and loneliness through social, emotional and practical support. We will offer elderly people the opportunity to make friends, to take part in activities/outings, develop new skills and get access to a variety of health services and information. The project is based in Enfield North London.

OUR MISSION: "BRINGING FAMILIES TOGETHER TO ACHIEVE"OUR AIM TO PROVIDE FAMILY SUPPORT SKILLS AND SERVICES WITHIN THE LOCAL MULTI-ETHNIC COMMUNITY. SPECIALISING IN PREVENTION AND RESTORATION OF FAMILY BREAKDOWNS. OUR SERVICES EMPOWER PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND CHILDREN THROUGH:- PERFORMING ARTS, MUSIC & CULTURE- EDUCATION AND ENTERPRISE ACTIVITIES- FATHER, MOTHER, YOUNG PEOPLE SUPPORT GROUPS