Charities In Bromley

Run by volunteers to raise funds for the direct benefit of children with additional needs and disabilities who attend the Griffins Centre.All monies raised are used to support the purchase of equipment and events throughout the year.The Committee meets to discuss ways to raise funds for the Centre, update on new and ongoing events, including any ideas for future fundraising efforts.

Hold events such as annual funday for activities & involvement of the children of St Giles.Raising monies from such events & lottery money raised to purchase or would fund suchprojects.

The main activities of the charity are to hold events, maintain and improve the Recreation Grounds and support other community groups.

Religious activities

The charity strives to provide a positive alternative to the many risky behaviours that tempt our youths each day ( such as programmes organized to instill respect, self-esteem and knowledge of God; tutorial enrichment activities, leadership clubs, homework assistance for disadvantaged school students at risk of school failure).

Meeting of Brownies and Girl Guides

The advancement of amateur sport by promoting the sport of gymnastics for young people living in the local area primarily women/girls; for the inhabitants of the London Boroughs - Southwark, Lambeth, Lewisham and Bromley. In particular: the provision of facilities for the coaching and performance of gymnastics , provision of grants to individuals to enable access to the facilities of the sport.

The charity's activity is the development of young people in the United Kingdom through education and sport, as well as provision of facilities for the playing of basketball.

To raise awareness of heart problems and to raise funds to provide defibrillators.

(1) the provision of support, information, practical advice, education, social activities and opportunities for work experience;(2) raising awareness of Down Syndrome and providing education and training in the specific needs and abilities of people with Down Syndrome for their parents/carers and the professionals involved in their care, employment and education.

A) To advance the Christian faith with the statement in such ways and such parts of the UK or the world as the church board from time to time may think fit. B) To relieve sickness and financial hardship and provide good health by the provisional of available funds or services. C) To support education and promote equality according to Christian principles.

Purchase items/services for individuals to relieve poverty

Assisting St John's Church, Bromley

At SPORT 4 SUCCESS, we empower young Londoners by developing life skills through sport and community engagement. Our tailored programs combine sport with activities that build teamwork, communication, and leadership, helping young people overcome challenges and achieve their potential.

To raise funds to assist with the preservation, repair, maintenance and improvement of the Church, its fabric and major furnishings. To provide articles for use in worship there.

Discos, uniform sales, outdoor and indoor fairs

VISION - A brighter future for young people in Bromley.MISSION - To serve young people by accompanying them through thick and thin on their journey to independence.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF PUPILS IN SCHOOL BY - DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE STAFF, PARENTS AND OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SCHOOL. ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES OR PROVIDING FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT WHICH SUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS.

Support to Army Cadet Force activities where funding cannot be provided from other sources.

The charity objects are to:? Relieve the poverty and hardship within people in the community. ? Advance the education of the members and to facilitate the provision and access to training on basic skills in English and Mathematics. ? Provide recreational and leisure activities to reduce social isolation or distress.? Deliver health and nutrition information to the the community.

Providing a water space for carers and families physically and mentally disabled children and adults to be able to go swimming within a safe environment

Used for the benefit, either individually or collectively, of those men and women of pensionable age who are part of groups in Biggin Hill supported by the Church of England.

ACYDA currently is operating within the New Addington and Croydon locality dealing with sensitization with substance abuse and life skills out door and indoor activities dealing with HIV/AIDS for young people within the community. ACYDA has also extended this activities to Sierra Leone in Kabala and Waterloo helping school going children with school supplies and payment of fees.

Working with the community and churches within the Borough of Bromley as Street Pastors