Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Racial ethnic or national communities

The Association exists to promote the benefit of persons whose family origins are the Yemen or from a BME background, particularly by the provision of education and training, preserving and promoting culture and language, the relief of poverty, sickness and distress within our community and providing access to leisure and recreational activities.

Samuel Lithgow Youth Centre's main services target disadvantaged young people aged 5 to 19 years old through two different youth projects and an after school club, but we also offer supporting activities to lone parents and under 5's, local students, BME groups, women, and senior citizens.

Yuvanis Foundation provides activities and services for BAME communities to improve their lives. Our strategy:1) Engage in physical activities for better physical health2) Encourage better care of mental health3) Empower through personal development

To promote education and training and build an environment of greater trust and confidence between young people in the BAME communities, the criminal justice and educational systems.To nurture young people who in turn will help their communities combat crime, improve environments within schools and assist in the improvement of the services delivered to communities and public sector.

TO PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF BLACK AND ETHNIC MINORITIES AND OTHER COMMUNITIES IN THE SETTING UP OF BUSINESSES WITHIN THE GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS OF SHEFFIELD.

We organise and run nature camps, events and environmental and sustainable projects engaging BAME children, adults and communities within the South West, South Wales and London. We also provide training and consultancy for organisations within the wider nature, conservation, environmental and education sectors. We campaign for equal access to nature across the UK and for Global Climate Justice.

Mo1 Youths is for the benefit of children and young people who are residents of Westminster, Hammersmith, Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea. The charity improves the lives of ethnic minority and socio- economic disadvantaged communities through the delivery of life skills workshops, holiday programmes, employability activities to empower young people to fulfil their full potential.

Creating awareness of different kinds of cancers to the general public, encouraging increased screening uptake in BAME communities and caring for cancer patients and their families or carers.

We are a domestic violence-focused charity operating in the Uk , Africa , Europe and USA. We provide online coaching , counselling , advocacy support for women of ethnic minority who has suffered domestic abuse.We also work with their children to provide therapeutic and coaching support, we provide cultural training and economic empowering services for these women in UK, Africa, Europe , USA

a) To provide specialist support services to tackle Gender Based Violence (GBV)B amongst Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) and to emphasise on the impact it has on children.(b) To educate, equip, empower and impact knowledge and raise awareness by conducting regular workshops on thefundamental effects and consequences of GBV.

Maan Somali Mental Health Sheffield provides culturally sensitive services to members of the Somali community and other BME and refugee communities experiencing mental health problems.

The Organisation aims to work with, and support Refugees and Ethnic Minority community groups whose English is their second or third language and living, studying or working within Westminster City in particular and London areas in general through the provision of free generalist advice, information, advocacy, translation and guidance.

Race Equality Network is an umbrella body representing the Global Majority voluntary sector. We address issues arising from race inequality, poor community relations, and xenophobia by working with the Public and Voluntary sector to deliver more inclusive and equitable services. We collaborate with our key stakeholders to work towards fostering good relations and cohesion between communities.

EDUCATION, LEISURE, SPORT AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE. YOUTH CLUB ACTIVITIES TARGETTING 13-19 YEAR OLDS. COMMUNITY ACITVITIES, ADVICE AND CAPACITY BUILDING. ROOM, OFFICE AND SPACE HIRE. TARGETTED SERVICES FOR BME YOUTH AND COMMUNITIES.

Our mission is to uplift the Bradford community, particularly in socially, economically, and educationally disadvantaged areas, by enhancing the availability of essential services, facilities, and knowledge for residents. As a grassroots, women-led charity, we are dedicated to empowering BAME women by expanding their access to vital resources and opportunities.

We work with diverse ethnic communities including Asylum Seekers, Refugees and their families. Services include Youth & Community work, advocacy, hate crime support, education & training. We support individuals with a range of issues. These issues are complex due to immigration status, racism & discrimination. We deliver youth provision, community outreach, group sessions, activities and events.

KHAAS seeks to promote the comprehensive needs of BME disabled children, their carers and families. KHAAS was formed in 1987 in response to research undertaken by Bristol Inner City health project. KHAAS provides a Saturday respite care, holiday playscheme, health related sessions, accredited and non accredited course, one to one group support & outings etc.

As a charity provide the following services-1. Educational support services- we run free after school session to improve the children from BAME background. 2. Mental health workshop- we run various mental health workshop to increase the awareness of mental health issues and discuss on this topic.3. Family Fun Day in Bank Holidays4. Activities to keep the Park and street cleaning etc.

The principal activity of SYPP is the provision of a detached youth work project supporting young people living in the Saffron Estate, Leicester & other areas with a similar economic profile in Leicestershire, in accessing & developing opportunities available. Issues include bullying, unemployment, racism, social exclusion & deprivation. The Estate is in the top 2% most deprived areas in England.

Improve BME youth outcomes within Education, Employment, and Enterprise. Provide bespoke, end-to-end careers solutions/ IAG services for disadvantaged and underserved young minoritised job seekers. Access UK also provides culturally competent consultancy and engagement services based on the public health approach delivery model to tackle serious youth violence and anti-social behaviour.

Benefiting inhabitants of West Midlands, in particular people from minority ethnic communities, by association with community groups and national organisations. Education, health, poverty, crime, develop capacity and skills. Encourage participation from the communities fully in society, promote equality of opportunities, good race relations between persons of different racial and ethnic groups.

Every Future Foundation delivers educational workshops to young people throughout the UK, educating young people on anti-racism and racial equity.

TO PROMOTE SOCIAL INCLUSION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PREVENTING WOMEN IN PARTICULAR WIDOWED FROM AFRICAN BAME COMMUNITY IN THE NORTHAMPTON AND SURROUNDING AREAS FROM BECOMING SOCIALLY EXCLUDED DUE TO THEIR CURRENT CIRCUMSTANCES AND RELIEF OF POVERTY BY PROVIDING ADVICE AND SUPPORT AND MEET THE NEED OF THESE WOMEN WHO ARE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED TO INTEGRATE INTO THE COMMUNITY.

The main purpose of the Council of Asian People (CAP) is to improve the quality of life of people in Haringey and neighbouring boroughs. Its facilities and services are available to all members of the local community but is targeted, in particular, to people from the Black Asian Minority Ethnic (bame) communities including lone parents, women, children, old people and people with disabilities.

The charity works with individuals and groups from the BAMER and wider commmunity on issues that affect them. The charity aims to promote community cohesion and reduce social isolation.We have volunteering and mentoring opportunities, community events and youth projects and advance social and cultural intergration of disadvantaged BAME, refugee, asylum seekers and migrant communities.