Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Racial ethnic or national communities

Supporting and providing educational activities for ethnic minorities mainly but not exclusively from East African countries living in the London Boroughs of Newham, Barking & Dagenham, Tower Hamlets and Redbridge.

Educating and raising awareness of reproductive and mental health particularly focusing on marginalised and ethnic minority groups. Collaborating with the NHS, Universities and other third sector organisations to deliver accurate information on these health issues. Supporting the NHS with reaching into these marginalised groups.

1- Mental health awareness: People of colour youth seminars, men of colour health groups and women2- Harnessing stigma in autism and learning disabilities in people of colour UK3- Improving community relations for a better mental health and wellbeing: youth of colour with Merseyside police @annual expo Liverpool. 4- STEM subjects and mental health in schools for children of colour.

To support BAME refugees and asylum seekers (mainly from Sudan, Syria, Kuwait, Iran, etc) and their wives with young children who are mainly economically inactive, unemployed or short-term unemployed.

The promotion, protection and preservation of the good health both mental and physical of the inhabitants of Bradford and District, in particular that of members of black and ethnic minority communities. To promote research on relevant African/African- Caribbean health and well-being needs , which will influence the delivery of services to the communities of the Bradford District.

We aim to empower all women and female headed families in BAME community but not exclusively. Through our awareness workshops, peer to peer, education, training and career support we aim to improve women's quality of life. In this way we enable them to build their confidence and self esteem.

E4C provides a powerful programme of resources (lesson plans, displays, access to archival resources, assemblies, accredited research, reading lists, curriculum reviews) from EYFS to Higher Education. We also develop and deliver bespoke training to educators and students around issues of unconscious bias, racial literacy, curriculum planning to empower teachers to challenge racism.

The delivery of church sermons throughout London to young people, people with disabilities, people experiencing financial hardships and people from ethnic minority backgrounds with the aim of educating, preventing poverty, disease and famine overseas and advancing the Christian religion.

The objects of the Charity (Club) shall be the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for playing football and other sport's through a range of activities and projects (using four key themes of Education, Health, Sports Participation and Social Inclusion) with a particular emphasis on members of the local South Asian and other BAME Communities.

We seek through our activities & counselling, to improve the mental health and wellbeing of our community and support them with access to essential items such as food, clothes and basic utilities when needed. Activities include craft groups, music, and youth group activities. Our beneficiaries include the BAME community, homeless, drug & alcohol addicts. We operate in Southend on Sea

ESOL Classes for BME Women's,Social and enterprise training, Music and Mother Tongue classes for young people,skilled imporvment training for BME women's e.g Henna Art,Asian Dress making, Make-up and Beauty Indian Head and Shoulder massage etc.

OUR CHARITY IS FUNCTION IS TO PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF THE PEOPLE WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY,ELDERLY THE SICK,YOUTH,WOMAN,DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND ETHNIC MINORITY.WE PROVIDE SPIRITUAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL MORAL AND CANCELLING TO THOSE WHO ARE VENERABLE.REACHING OUT TO THE LOST AND BRINGING THEM TO GOD.WE ARE CHRISTIAN WE PRACTICE THE INSTRUCTION OF THE GOD WORD.

Mental health is affected 1 in 4 in the UK, but that number is greater in term of refugees, asylum seekers and in specifically BAME communities. Homelessness and poor housing is another factor contributing to the stress of these of communities, and when someone cannot report a simpler repair that could improve their living condition.

Curriculum support tutoring in basic skills for key stages 1-5, principally though not exclusively for young people of BME heritage. Sourcing and providing apprenticeships and work experience to youths at risk of becoming NEET (between ages 16-24 years and up to 35 years for those with learning disabilities).Training in crafts production such as natural handmade soap and cosmetics, jewellery.

We make donations of household goods such as clothing & cooking utensils. We provide domestic support, run a charity shop. We visit people (elderly & vulnerable widows & widowers & their families). We help every widows & widowers with their other needs but not money (cash) because we are in debt. We will help with finance fund when the shop picks up and we've cleared our debt.

Deafroots' mission is to undertake research and actions to address the inequalities faced by Deaf and Hard of Hearing people. Based in the London Borough of Newham, Deafroots is a registered Charity that was established in 2000 to support Deaf and hard of hearing people in UK and abroad, with a focus on Black, Asian and Minority ethnic (BAME) community.

The advancement of the arts, culture and heritage for young Black British, dual heritage, African/Caribbean people

Asma Community Group is a UK registered charity that is dedicated to helping local communities through education. With a particular focus on disadvantaged children and ethnic minorities, the group aims to provide access to education and training opportunities that can help people improve their lives and achieve their goals.

Our activities support home-educated teens, especially those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), through tailored education and mental health programmes, fostering community connections, and promoting inclusivity. We provide family support, resources, and nature-based learning to enhance personal growth, reduce isolation, and improve well-being.

We provide football coaching for able bodied, disabled and disadvantaged children aged 3.5 to 16, girls only, BAME girls only, disabled adults over 16 years and refugee/asylum seekers adults and children. We provide opportunities for young people and adults to obtain FA coaching qualifications.

supplementary education classes for BAME students Elderly pensioner club for elderly and pensioner people Raise funds and help the poor here in UK and in Bangladesh

To advance the health and wellbeing of BAME communities in North Lincolnshire and the surrounding areas by supporting and encouraging the community through inclusive health and wellbeing activities and services.Promoting Equality & Diversity.

Al-Karim works to encourage, through raising awareness and education, participation from ethnic minorities on bone-marrow registries in the UK.Al-Karim supports families in the Subcontinent where the wage-earner is affected by cancer or a related illness and the affected family is facing hardship.

The BMEYPP provides information, support and advice to BME young people aged 11 to 25, through youth drop in sessions, projects workshops, events, trips and schools support groups.

To advance arts and education for the public benefit, of LGBTIQ ethnic minority people and allies, in the arts in particular but not exclusively in theatre, visual arts, music film, dance and writing through the provision of talks, workshops, masterclasses and such other activities as determined by the trustees.