Charities In Barnet

The charity provides out-of-school hours activities for children with disabilities, primarily from the Jewish communities in the London Borough of Barnet, but also to Jewish children in Brent and Hackney and other areas in England. The charity's aims are to provide social, leisure and developmental benefits to children with disabilities and support and respite to their families.

The Beis Soroh Schneirer School (BSS) was founded to provide primary education for orthodox Jewish girls, within the London orthodox Jewish community.

Inclusion Barnet uses lived experience of disability, including mental health issues and long term conditions, to create better services and more inclusive communities. Inclusion Barnet delivers services to disabled people and the wider community in Barnet.

The Charity provides out-of-school hours activities for children with disabilities in the London Boroughs of Hackney and Haringey. The Charity's aims are to provide social, leisure and developmental benefits to children and young people with disabilities and provide support and respite to their families.

Disability, accommodation/housing, arts/culture, sport/recreation,economic/community development/employment. Children/young people, elderly/old people, people with a disability/special needs, people of a particular ethnic or racial origin.Provision of human resources, care/counselling, advocacy/advice/information.

The objectives are to provide on a non-profit basis a secular and religious education for Jewish girls. The school does not charge fees. This ensures that all families, even those in difficult financial situations who cannot make any voluntary contributions can send their children to the school.

To advance the education and the religion of the Jewish faith in accordance with orthodox practice and in particular to maintain and provide support for the Menorah Grammar School for boys.

Regular public worship;Visiting the sick and the bereaved;Teaching Christianity through sermons,courses and small groups;Youth and Childrens Ministry;Promotion of Christianity through events,meetings and literature.Promoting the whole mission of the Church through activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers and other special needs groups;Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

To improve the understanding and awareness of Jewish Genetic Disorders, to facilitate access to the best available information, expertise and support for those affected by Jewish Genetic Disorders and to facilitate and support research efforts to advance the understanding, treatment and prevention of Jewish Genetic Disorders.

The charity is constituted as a company limited by guarantee, and is therefore governed by a memorandum and articles of association. The objects of the charity are;1. The advancement of education and religion in accordance with the doctrines of the Jewish Religion.2. The relief of poverty.3. Any other purpose considered charitable under the Charities Act.

Barnet Youth Zone (Unitas) opened on June 23rd 2019. The vision at Unitas Youth Zone is to unite young people to help them fulfil their potential. We provide young people with somewhere to go, something to do and someone to talk to. We are open 7 days a week and deliver a range of exciting activity-based programmes that challenge, stimulate, and provide new opportunities for young people.

The charity's principle activity is that of providing for all or any of the following:Advancement of education at Queen Elizabeth's School ("the School")Provision & maintenance of School buildings, fixtures & equipmentGeneral encouragement of all educational pursuitsFurtherance of any general charitable object for benefit of SchoolProvision of financial assistance to necessitous pupils

TO OFFER FREE, IMPARTIAL, INDEPENDENT AND CONFIDENTIAL ADVICE TO ALL WHO LIVE AND WORK OR STUDY IN BARNET, ENSURING THAT INDIVIDUALS DO NOT SUFFER THROUGH LACK OF KNOWLEDGE OF THEIR RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SERVICES AVAILABLE TO THEM, OR THROUGH INABILITY TO EXPRESS THEIR NEEDS EFFECTIVELY; AND IMPROVE THE POLICIES AND PRACTICES THAT AFFECT PEOPLE'S LIVES.

Place of worship and centre for Islamic studies

To address the financial difficulties of individuals in the Jewish and wider community by empowering them to become financially self-sufficient through a personalised approach, providing a range of business, training and employment services.

Communities 1st develops, connects and supports local voluntary and community organisations, helping to improve the quality of peoples lives across the districts of Hertfordshire and neighbouring counties. We are home to the local Volunteer Centre, providing support and guidance for those who want to become volunteers and those who want to recruit volunteers.

The charity runs a primary school for girls of the orthodox Jewish faith in Edgware. The charity supplements the school curriculum by providing additional activities that will (a) expand the knowledge of the pupils by arranging trips to museums and other educational and recreational venues, and (b) teach new skills, for example after school clubs teaching dance, art and drama.

Providing post 16 education to school leavers with special educational needs. In particular to Jewish children and young people

Represents youth villages in Israel that offer a haven for under-privileged, deprived and needy immigrant, refugee and native Israeli children.

Langdon empowers Jewish adults with learning disabilities with the skill and opportunities to live independently in their communities within a Jewish ethos.

Objectives of Menorah Foundation are:- To advance Orthodox Jewish Education, including, in particular, but without prejudice, as to the generality of the aforegoing, providing financial support support to the Menorah Foundation School- To advance the religion of the Jewish Faith in accordance with Orthodox practice- Other purposes as recognised by the law of England and Wales as charitable

advancement of orthodox jewish faith and relief of poverty amongst the jewish community

Making grants to institutions and other charities

The charity's objects are the alleviation and relief of poverty, hardship and distress in the Hertfordshire area. The policies adopted in furtherance of these objectives are the provision of accommodation, assistance and meaningful work for homeless people in the Hertfordshire area within a community run in accordance with the concepts and principles of Emmaus and the international manifesto.

The charity provides religious services at the Golders Green Beth Hamedrash Synagogue, maintains the Synagogue building, promotes educational and social activities, raises and distributes funds for charitable purposes, and offers burial facilities.