Charities In Brent

Brent Indian Association is a Community Resource Centre Providin Advice and Support to the Community in Brent and surrounding boroughs in Loondon.For further information refer to BIAUK.COM website

Advice, Counselling and Church Ministry within the community and abroad.

Religious activitiesMakes grants to organisationsProvides buildings/facilities/open spaceProvides services

Brent Service User Council is known locally as B3, we provide peer support and advocacy to drug and alcohol service users. Raise awareness of drug and alcohol issues through information and education.Provide a voice and support for service users.Improve services in Brent through community feedback, partnership work, training and service user involvement.

THE PROMOTION OF COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN HEALTHY RECREATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF STONEBRIDGE BY THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR BOXING

The Charity runs a food support services for residents aged 18 or over who suffer from financial hardshipThe Charity runs a baby bank service offering baby essentials to families in Kensington and ChelseaThe Charity provides peer support and complementary therapies to residents who suffer from PTSD as a result of the Grenfell Tower Fire

Charitable donations from Investment income

Promoting in the Ecclesiastical Parish the whole mission of the church

WE OPERATE AS A CHURCH IN THE HARROW AREA OF LONDON REGULAR SERVICES SUNDAYS & WEDNESDAYSGOSPEL CONCERTS / DRAMA PRODUCTIONS / YOUTH SEMINARS / REVIVAL SERVICES / MEN'S SEMINARS / BOOT CAMPWOMEN'S BREAKFAST / STREET EVANGELISM / STREET CONCERTSALL OF OUR ACTIVITIES ARE FREE OF CHARGE TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY

Developments in Literacy (DIL) UK is dedicated to providing quality education to disadvantaged children, especially girls, by establishing and operating schools in the underdeveloped regions of Pakistan, with a strong focus on gender equality and community participation. DIL UK in England supports language and vocational skills to mothers of under performing students & terminally ill children.

The Octavia Foundation works with people affected by unemployment, ill health, social isolation or low incomes to connect them with opportunities for positive personal change. We deliver services in five key areas: care and support for older and vulnerable people work with young people help with training and employment help with money and debt involving the community

Running a variety of social, leisure and recreatioinal activities.Running activities that promotes better community cohesion and racial and religious integrationProviding Art/culture/heritage,Promoting better education to people of all races, walks of life, disability etc.

240Project provides a safespace and activity centre for the vulnerable and excluded, particularly those with experience of homelessness. We offer arts, health, counselling and wellbeing groups and activities, internet access, one-to-one practical support, group art trips, wellbeing trips and more. We aim to enrich our members lives and help people out of isolation and into a full vibrant life.

The church maintains regular Sunday worship and a programme of fellowships to help develop faith and nurture discipleship. There is a Youth ministry, including participation at an annual Conference 3Gen. The Church runs a Fresh Food Bank weekly operating with an open door policy, no referrals requested. It supports the Neighbourhood Forum, the Brent Multi Faith Forum and Churches Together.

Provision of practical and financial assistance to Christian projects throughout the world.

The advancement of the Jewish faith and Jewish education and the relief of poverty in the Jewish community.

Sunday Services_Twice each SundaySunday School_Once on Sunday - Teaching the Bible to Children through, talks, songs, activities.Childrens Club_Every Thursday school term time - Teaching the Bible to Children through, talks, songs, activities.Youth Club_Every Friday school term time- Teaching the Bible to Youth through, talks, songs, activities.Cofffee Morning & Toddlers group

OYA runs a cluster of projects for African youngsters and their families on a council estate: a supplementary school (English, Maths, Science) for 11-16 years olds, a culture programme (African choir, dance, drama), a trainee scheme (paid Saturday jobs and training in youth work and administration) for 16-18 year olds, and a Family Programme including advice, advocacy and volunteering.

Relief of poverty and sickness and preservation and protection of the good health and welfare of people who are affected by poverty, famine and/or other disasters.

Support children and young people with disabilities and their families by providing advice, information, respite and recreational activities.

Care for the elderly in care homes, work in schools, help in English and Polish parishes giving support to the parish priests and the communities. We work with children, teenagers and anyone who requires our help and support. We also give spiritual and practical support to the migrant families who have just arrived in the United Kingdom and require help adapting to life in Great Britain.

The advancement of the Christian faith in the united kingdom and overseas by the proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the preaching of the Word of God in accordance with the statement of fundamental truths of Assemblies of God in Great Britain and Northern Ireland, as approved by the general Council from time to time. Such other Charitable purpose as shall further the attainment.

Religious Activities

PROVISION OF WATER SPORTS AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

The prevention or relief of poverty in the London Borough of Brent by providing food, clothing,and such other items and services as the trustees may determine.