Charities In Barnet

Comfort Zone is a holiday playscheme for young adults aged 11-25 who have severe learning disabilities. It is run at Mapledown School for students in school or have attended the school. Our focus is to give the students a place to go during holiday beaks, to have fun, and socialise with their peer group in a safe environment.

Provides footballing and sports activites to young people from the borough of Camden and other boroughs.

PROPOGATION OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH

Residential outdoor and activitry centre

Annual community festival in Oak Hill Park, East Barnet. Music, dance, theatre, arts & sports.

Organising events and activities for the students of Pardes House School. Organising Fund-raising events in order to generate money for the school.

To advance the beliefs and values of progressive Judaism for the benefit of the public by operating a collaborative progressive Jewish community; providing a range of educational, social, cultural and sporting activities for adults, young adults and children; and by promoting harmony and developing shared activities with Jews of other denominations and communities of other faiths

Scout Group

Friends of Wren Academy is a Parent Teacher Association and raises funds by way of donations, sponsorship and organised events such as Christmas fairs, international food events, and Summer fairs

We are an American Football team for young people between the ages of 15 and 18 years. The purpose of the club is to bring young people together to learn and play American Football. In doing this they would learn self discipline, find a positive outlet for aggression and break down territorial barriers which contribute to youth violence.

We provide support for people in the local community especially to families that are going through challenging times. We also offer training for people in leadership.We also provide an outreach for the youths in the community offering them a place to come and be encouraged and to be mentored. We also offer a helping hand to the elderly within our community. We provide Economic empowerment training

19th Hendon (3rd Mill Hill) Scout Group based in Mill Hill and consists of Squirrel, Beaver, Cub, Scout and Explorer Sections. Membership across the sections is about 130. Group activities are in compliance with the Policy, Organisation and Rules of the Scout Association. In 2024 the 21st Hendon (3rd Mill Hill) Scout Group merged into 19th Hendon Scout Group to form 19th Hendon (3rd Mill Hill).

The charity's objects are, for the public benefit, to provide or assist in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances with the object of improving their conditions of life.

The Prevention and Relief of PovertyReligious Activities

Advancement of religion

Education / Training

Friendly club adjoining Hampstead Heath for new and experienced bowlers. Free coaching provided. Members compete at county and national levels. Self owned and managed bowling green/clubhouse for use of members and local community. Other activities include gardening and bridge club/school.

Organise health promotion seminars, workshops, and peer support group for people living with and affected by HIV and Mental Health. Run a support group for people living with HIV. We also organise activities for children and young people 'supplementary school' to get them off the street and empower them. Support and advocacy for Asylum Seekers and Refugees. Help to support and reduce poverty.

Take in & care for unwanted & abandoned cats and kittens finding them kind & loving responsible homes. Provides rescue & rehoming for cats & kittens, plus trap neuter & return for feral cats, helping to reduce the future stray population. Also taking in feral kittens under 11 weeks, when it is possible to socialise and domesticate them.

The charity assists students to further their education in Talmudical studies.This is achieved by providing lectures and seminars

Religious activities

TO FOUND AND MAINTAIN A SYNAGOGUE WITHIN EDGWARE, MIDDLESEX TO CONFORM WITH THE PRACTICES OF THE SEPHARDI ORTHODOX COMMUNITY OF THE JEWISH RELIGION TOGETHER WITH THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS OF THE JEWISH FAITH IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY OF EDGWARE, MIDDLESEX

Social, cultural, religious and educationalWe hold monthly cultural programmes, on two days the senior citizens meet at the day centre, the ladies meet bymonthly in their own group EKTA,

The advancement of the Orthodox Jewish faith, in particular but not exclusively by supporting educational establishments that promote the Orthodox Jewish faith.

The Charity receives donations from the public which are utilised for the purpose of supporting the charitable activities of the Institute for Dayanim.