Charities In Barnet

CRSA provides funds for school projects to benefit the school's pupils.

the advancement of orthodox jewish religious education throughout the world and in particular by supporting the charitable activities of The Torah Centre of Rechovot - Yeshivat Meor Hatalmud, a Talmudical College established in Rechovot, Israel

Create father sons programs, create father awareness campaigns, connect children from one parent families with mentors, train mentors. Provide grants, financial assistance and resources especially to young families. Preference is given to providing support to young families thereby helping them attain skills in education, social services and community based services.

Animal Aid & Advice, rehome stray and abandoned cats & kittens, either by adoption or fostering. We go out, trap and rescue sick cats, treat medically and neuter when necessary.

To promote religious worship in accordance with the Jewish faith, to promote the study of the Jewish religion and the advancement of the Jewish faith, and the advancement of such other charitable purposes as the directors may from time to time determine.

MAKES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS

Run a youth centre to advance in life and relieve the needs of youth by: A. The provision of support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals; B. Providing support to young people who are suffering as a result of addiction or abuse and signposting to additional support where required.

It has been set up to advance the education of the public in the use and conservation of natural resources, and in the role of woodlands in promoting emotional, social and physical wellbeing and cognitive development in Barnet and Haringey.

Scouting

Primary school.

Grants for educational purposes are given to individuals and, in the form of Special Purpose Grants, to the two Queen Elizabeth's Schools. Please note that individual beneficiaries of the charity must be students who are about to attend, are attending or have attended the schools of Queen Elizabeth the First, Barnet. They must be under 25.

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

Support of education by distribution of net income to:The Aldenham Foundation for Aldenham School (80%)North Collegiate School Foundation of Frances Mary Buss (6%)Camden School Foundation of Frances Mary Buss (6%)Watford Grammar Schools(4%)The Platt Subsidiary Foundation (4%)

The advancement of the orthodox Jewish faith.

To advance the education of French speaking children in the French language and the cultures of the French speaking world.

We offer bereavement counselling to residents in The London Borough of Barnet.

we arrange summer camps for disadvantaged teenagers which includes many activities, sports and educational programs to enhance their physical and emotional health, and strengthen their social skills.

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.

Religious activities

- biweekly Bible studies, worship, discipleship and mentoring;- bimonthly prayer ministry;- outreach events for the local community; and- religious education by means of a day school, conferences, meetings and events.- increase awareness of the Christian faith through social media platforms and publishing articles

The Charity which became a registered Charity (No. 1107821) on 26 January 2005 is established to advance the cognitive development of children, teenagers and young adults with particular reference to development and enhancement of social communication skills.

Fundraising and grants to Foulds 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