Charities In Brent

BI-CC, established - 1978, membership of 300 (31-12-2023). BI-CC offers a diverse range of activities, including Yoga, Dance Yoga, Singing & Dancing, and special festival celebrations. Additionally, BI-CC holds health seminars, Reflexology classes, organises visits to London Palaces and seaside trips, and host luncheon events with live music. BI-CC provides Tech classes for the elderly.

to organise events and assist the school

Orchestral playing for charitable and other purposes

Empowering women and families to be holistically well; socially, emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually regardless of faith and background.Use of activities: that provides personal development, build confidence, skills, and abilities to raise aspirations, access opportunities, develop better Life Choices, and promote community cohesion.

WRAP collects high quality pre and post-production waste material from local industry for creative re-use in art and craft workshops by young people in:educational establishmentsyoung people's organisationscommunity venturesartists and families can also joinmost work is done by volunteersWRAP serves Watford but users are welcome from anywhere

Aspire Powerchair Sports Club was established in 2002. It was set-up to enable young people who use powered wheelchairs the opportunity to play football.Aspire Powerchair Sports Club provide sporting opportunities through powerchair football. There are opportunities at every level from recreational right to the top.

The charity organises activities for young people to help them develop their leadership capabilities and become active, engaged citizens

To advance the education of the public in the musical and operatic arts. To further the development of the public appreciation and taste in said arts. To promote operetta & musicals in furtherance of the arts.

Local choral society. Concerts includes instrumental music, and young singers.

London Kalibari organises for all, but mainly for the members of the Indian Bengalee community, activities such as Senior Citizens' Luncheon Club, Women/Widows' Group, Yoga Classes, Music and Dance Classes, regular worship of Goddess Kali and other Hindu deities and the annual Diwali/Kalipuja on a larger scale. It also organises discussion and singing, based on religious and philosophical texts.

Yoga, dancing, outings and arts and crafts activities.

Pinner Park PTA has two main objectives: - To promote relationships between the staff, parents and others to do with the school; - To engage in activities or provide facilities or equipment which support the school financially or otherwise, and advance the education of our children.

The advancement of nursery and primary education in Hanover, Jamaica, Kenya and North West London, in particularburt not exclusively, by supporting families and to provide educational support to the underprivileged in Hanover,Jamaica (in particular), Mount Hanna School, Kenya and North West London

The Friends of Harrow Weald work towards transforming parks into the very best community centres. For the benefit of both the environment and park users, parks should be carbon neutral and kept free from plastic and general litter, provide accessible drinking water and a safe environment for all with a strong emphasis on recycling and teaching.

Kilburn Older Voices Exchange advocates on behalf of older people in Kilburn and surrounding area on issues that people raise. Current projects include: road safety, road crossings, lack of public seating and toilets, home care standards, personal safety/fear of crime, promoting wellbeing. KOVE engages a diverse group of older people in its projects including community filming.www.kove.org.uk

1) To form a Christian Centre and missionary headquarters for evangelising the Gentiles. 2) To Gather different nationalities meeting and serving together in unity in their respective communities. 3) To provide the believers opportunity to assemble and have fellowship.4) To equip the believers for their work of the ministry. 5) To support other churches and enable the five-fold ministry function

TO PROMOTE CHRISTIAN FAITH, TO PROMULGATE THE TEACHINGS OF CHRIST, TO ENVANGALISE AND TO SEEK IN THE POWER OF THE HOLY SPIRIT TO LIVE AS CHRIST DID AND TO TEACH OTHERS TO DO SO

A free Saturday School for 250 pupils from 5 years to 15 years delivering a multi faith, value based spiritual programme. Sai Citizens programme was launched in December 2003 encouraging all pupils to work with local charities and organisations. Sai School youth wing is actively working with disadvantaged children and making a difference to the local community.

The study and practice of choral music to foster public knowlege and appreciation of such music by means of public performance

Our trust contributed towards the building of St John's Community Centre, Wembley.We currently support St John's work with young people through SWAY project

SPREAD THE GOSPEL OF IN ACCORDANCE WIYH THE TEACHINGS OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST. HELP TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY ALL OVER THE GLOBE.

KSOM give free access to learning facilities and expertise for the Kilburn community and surroundings areas.We are focused on teaching I.T, computing and music to people who otherwise may not have the opportunity. We offer training , mentoring and organise community events.We aim to improve peoples lives, reduce isolation, challenge inequality and offer creative experiences and encouragement.

Youth Club:A range of indoor sports and recreation activities such as boxing, pool, table tennis, laughter & fun, keep-fit and periodically discosTraining/Boxing: Aimed @ young people aged 10 years and overDomino Club: This club meets at weekends and attracts families for social interaction. Exchange visits are made with other Domino clubs

We serve a diverse group of individuals, including children, seniors, and people with disabilities, by providing needed services and advocacy. We are committed to supporting their needs, celebrating their cultural heritage, and helping them navigate their new lives in England. We aim to create a community where they can easily blend in and make significant contributions to the wider society.

The Society organises an eclectic range of choral concerts, from traditional classical to modern music; itorganises rehearsals and workshops to enable members and participants to understand and appreciatebetter the content and construction of the works and then to perform the works to the public in order toconvey that understanding and appreciation to a wider audience