Charities In Barking And Dagenham

The main activity of Basic Trust is the award of educational aid and medical grants to the poor in Africa, Asia and South America.

Supplementary Education classes for KS2-KS3 age group; Advice, Information & guidance services for local disadvantaged people on issues effecting their lives. Capacity building training for members, volunteers and local unemployed people on job serach, Cv writing and inter view skills. Health awareness sessions for local BME communities.

We meet every Sunday morning. There is normally about 20 to 40 members present. We have raffles (all prizes donated). A spot the sea hawk competion. We have a stall that we use at local events to raise funds and to encourage new membership to our association.

Advancement of education, training or retraining, provision of financial & technical assistance, business support, advice, training and enterprise development. The relief of poverty through structured training, employment opportunities, work experience and apprenticeship programmes. International missions and outreach including meeting needs of disadvantaged, underprivileged and poor communities.

The Charity support people with long disease not limited to rheumatoid arthritis psoriatic arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis.We give advise educate to those people and their family.

The charity's activities are supporting, educating, assessing their needs, advocacy for individuals and families living with the disorders. We also organise workshops/seminars, talks, presentations to promote awareness of Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia to particularly the at risk group.

To combat racial and other forms of discrimination, promote equal opportunity and good relations between people of different racial/religious groups, backgrounds and lifestyles within Barking & Dagenham and surrounding areas. Provide general advice, information and assistance on debt, housing, education, employment, form filling, plus specialist advice to victims of hate crime and discrimination.

HOLDING REGULAR WORSHIP SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY TO PROMOTE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH.

Preaching the Full Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ and Reaching out to the poor and needy with the provision of financial and material resources to improve their lot and teaching proven biblical principles for an abundant life.Collection and Provision of items of clothing and toys for poor children in Africa and other parts of the world in collaboration with local charities

We offer technical training, and lifelong mentorship to families and nonprofit organizations led by ethnic minorities especially black women and young people in the UK.We also help nonprofit organizations in the UK maximize their impact in Africa.

The object of the BWAG is to relieve poverty, sickness and distress and to protect the health of the people from East Africa and the Horn of Africa living in Borough of Newham and the surrounding areas, through the provision of advice, assistance, representation, counselling and translation and interpretation services in matters including health, housing and welfare benefit.

Information on training opportunities available for refugee community organisation,and funding opportunities, Guidance on provision of services to refugees and asylum seekers, Provision of Free advice and training on managing community project , managing grants and volunteers, support on orgqnisation of community events. we facilitate network and partnerships between local organisations.

ACA is a strategic alliance of voluntary self help group established for the relief of need and to improve the qaulity of life of those who are Amannagwu or Amannagwu descent with preference for those who live in the United Kingdom in particular by the provision of information, advice,guidance, asylum and immigration support, bereavement and care for elderly. To work with overseas projects, ETC.

Drop in centre, domestic violence Workshop, French Classes, Sewing, Hairdressing, Interpreting and translation from English to French and languages.Outreaching isolated families.

PROVISION OF REGULAR SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE AND WEEKLY ACTIVITIES THAT MEETS THE TOTAL NEED OF MAN: SPIRITUAL, PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL. PROVISON OF ADVICE AND INFORMATION IN SPIRITUAL AND SOCAIL ISSUES.THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY.

to enable disabled people to swim in a watersafe enviroment and participate in local, regional, national and international swimming galas with other disabled people and their swimming clubs .

The relief of poverty and distress among people including (but not restricted to) those who have become homeless as a result of release from prison, addiction issues, or relationship break ups, through the provision of a night shelter refuge, counseling, advice, guidance and other services which are responsive to their needs and in accordance with Biblical principles.

SBSG is an arts, cultural education and vocational skills and training orientated organisation promoting art, general educational and training programmes to disadvantaged sections of the communities in the UK. SBSG is working actively to promote better community cohesion and integration with the wider community.

To relieve the needs of people of Ekpoma, Nigerian and African Communities in UK by provision of information, advise and support through education, training and raising funds to help with activities that preserve and protect good health, advance education, employment, promotion of amateur sports, reliefs from immigration challenges and help our community members integrate into British Culture.

Carry out general charitable activities.Assist in the relief of poverty / famine worldwide.Carry out health promotion/prevention.

We operate swimming sessions for children with disabilities.We organise social and sporting activities for the children and their families.We challenge disability through adventure.

Retains the freehold of St.Clement's Hospital development in Bow, on behalf of the community, in perpetuity. Trustees represent local community groups and residents local to the area, who seek to fund or directly carry out charitable works at St.Clement's and in the surrounding area with the proceeds of ground rents collected from leaseholders living on the development.

In accordance with the vision of Rhema Aflame Ministries and beliefs, weekly public worship service was observed every Sunday. In addition, weekly intensive Bible teaching was also carried out to enhance individual member growth in the faith. Moreover, children Sunday school progressed tremendously with parents of each child giving a helping hand. Besides the above, daily evangelism was carried ou

providing health and social care for people with learning difficulties

1.training ,mentoring and placing for Young People2.Volunteering programmes3.Support of Orphans in Kenya, Africa