Charities In Bexley

The prevention or relief of poverty in South Yorkshire by providing clothing and food thorough a food bank system directly to individuals and families in need. Hold activities for young people and the community. To enhance our religious activities by sharing the word of God and Jesus Christ whilst promoting love and peace across the nations.

Bexley Voice is a support group for parents/carers of children with an additional needs or disability living in Bexley Borough. They provide information to parents on local and national issues and provide a central point of consultation for the Local Authority and service providers to improve service provision to this group.

The Charity MOTHERS' UNION DIOCESE OF ROCHESTER is constituted by Deed of Trust as a registered charity No 249751. It is affiliated to its parent charity "MOTHERS UNION" a worldwide organisation incorporated by Royal Charter charity no 240531.

Young people between the core ages of 6 to 14 meet in their sections weekly where they enjoy learning through a variety of methods, including games, practical experiences and visits. In addition there is a full programme of outdoor experiences from cooking on open fires through sleepovers, weekend and full week camps either in accommodation or under canvas on official sites or green fields.

the provision of a community project for 2 weeks during the school summer holidays

The relief of financial hardship through the provision of support and access to free financial advice and assistance to people with debt-related problems living in the Sidcup are and beyond who, through lack of means, would otherwise be unable to obtain such support and advice

The MumMum Foundation engages with numerous communities who have been affected by cancer: founded by a family who have witnessed first hand the struggle cancer creates. The MumMum Foundation' primary objective is to help put smiles on the faces of those who need them most. Funds raised go towards a meal out with loved ones, a trip to the theatre, a day out, a weekend away, that much needed holiday

to help young people towards responsible adulthood by encouraging valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct, using a nautical theme based on the customs of the Royal Navy through leadership, teamwork and self belief. Our aim is to provide young people between the ages of 9 to 18, who are predominantly drawn from local boroughs, the best possible head start in life.

We embarked on various training programmes to equip more church volunteers with the relevant counselling skills that will help them serve the community better. We have sent financial support to other charities and organisations involved in giving relief to victims of disasters such as flood disaster and other emergency incidents around the world.

The purpose of the charity is to support the school and advance the education of pupils by engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which supports the school and advance the education of the pupils. By holding fun days, inclusive activities, and raising funds for the children

House of Mercy Church Worldwide (HMCW) is committed to enabling as many people as possible to worship God at our church and become part of the HMCW family. Our services and worship put Christian faith into practice through prayer and scripture, music, breaking of bread, wine and sacrament. We are also keen to reach out to communities, support the most venerable, and promote the gospel of Christ.

TO RAISE MONEY FOR OUR SCHOOL IN ORDER TO ENHANCE THE CHILDREN'S LEARNING EXPERIENCE BY PROVIDING EQUIPMENT AND OPPORTUNITIES WHICH WOULD NOT OTHERWISE BE PROVIDED WITHIN THE SCHOOL BUDGET.

Advancement of the Christian faith through preaching and teaching doctrines of the Holy Bible, holding regular church services, prayer meetings, conferences and other outreach programmes.

Supporting local hospitals with the facilities supplied to both Child patients and their families who stay at the hospital by suppling resources to aid healing or improving facilities for those parents who stay.

To advance the Islamic faith for the public benefit through Islamic education and community programmes; establishing and maintaining a Mosque, Islamic Inistitute and Muslim burial ground; and providing financial and practical burial support to members of the Muslim community to ensure funerals and burials are carried out in accordance with Islamic principles.

We:1. Run Yoga classes on Tuesdays from 8-9pm2. Give free ad hoc advice to Gujarati community on health care, arts and education and well being.3. Organise cultural, educational events and pressure trips, particularly for he older generation.4. Donate funds to other charities.5. Participate in the activities of other charities.

New Dawn Initiative is a not for profit organization established for the advancement of education for public benefit. It complements government efforts in providing employability vocational training for young people,BAME, lone parents, adults and other members of the public who because of special circumstances(learning diability) may not be able to benefit directly from formal colleges.

Providing an outdoor pursuits and Study Centre for use predominantly by school age children from the Orpington/Bromley/Kent areas, but more widely as availability allows. We ensure that young people from disadvantaged backgrounds have access to this facility through our charging policy. We are also working with groups local to the Centre who are providing support in the community.

REGULAR ACTIVITIES INCLUDE CHAIROBICS, BINGO, RAFFLE , BONUS BALL AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES SUCH AS TERMLY BRING AND SHARE LUNCH, ANNUAL CHRISTMAS LUNCH AND TRIP TO THE SEASIDE ( WEATHER PERMITTING!). OTHER ACTIVITIES WHICH ARE SUBJECT TO FUNDING ARE: CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES

The advancement Of health and saving of lives of elderly and people with disability through training, advice and support both at home and at a designated centre. Organising basic health checks. organising relevant sporting events as appropriate to keep fit.

The charity exists to support Adults with Learning Disabilities attending CARLTON Centre, and as agreed, in the local Community. It organizes fund raising and social activities for members, their families and carers. Money raised is used to support the Centre, and centre groups, as agreed. All Carers and Parents are Members and membership is open to all who can support the Friends activities.

KSCA organises inter-school competitions; at present thirteen in number. The estimated number of participating students is in the region of 3000. KSCA also gives grants to individuals in the case of hardship and to organisations including Kent Cricket Board and schools for specific projects or equipment.

We hold a social club once per month in Sidcup and a peer led discussion group once a month. The club is open to adults with an autistic spectrum disorder as well as parents, carers, siblings and professionals. The discussion group is open to anybody with an autistic spectrum disorder. We also hold various events and trips throughout the year.We offer advocacy and individual support.

A Christian Church, providing financial and spiritual aid, support and welfare to families and individuals in hardship. Supporting the community locally, nationally and worldwide. Spreading the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ and winning souls.

Young People Sexual Health ServiceTraining & Education ProgrammesService Summary:Sexual/Reproductive/Assualt/Psychosexual adviceTesting/Partner notificationCounsellingWorkshops & SeminarHealth promotionCondoms distributionSupport & supervisionVolunteeringPartnershipContact:[email protected]: 08454301904Counsellor: 07947557567E: [email protected]