Charities In Bromley

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.

We believe in the power of arts and culture to bring communities together, to create a world we all want to live in and to help people live happier lives. We deliver events and projects to reach and engage with those in our community who are often left behind and that bring all in our community together in a spirit of inclusiveness and creativity.

We are a parent teacher association raising money through cake sale, second hand uniform sales, Christmas and summer fairs. money raised is use to provide addition education tools for the pupils and to foster relationships between staff, parents and children.

Assisting St John's Church, Bromley

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.

KASSSI was founded in July 2007, (registered 2010) with the aim of supporting the Health, Social Welfare and Education of children, young people and their families who live in rural communities in Jamaica and are experiencing disadvantages as a result of economic challenges and social isolation and exclusion.

Discos, uniform sales, outdoor and indoor fairs

Bringing Scouting to the Young People in the area, to help give them confidence, sense of adventure and outdoor skills.

To provide competition prizes to any school children resident in KentTo grant a bursary to any resident of Kent attending higher education

Developing the skills and confidence of girls and young women to make a difference to the world around them.Different activities take place at weekly meetings by Rainbows (aged 5-7), Brownies (aged 7-10), Guides (aged 10-14) and Rangers (aged 14-18) within the District.

Monthly trips,support and advice to parents and families and sign language classes for families

ACA is a strategic alliance of voluntary self help group established for the relief of need and to improve the qaulity of life of those who are Amannagwu or Amannagwu descent with preference for those who live in the United Kingdom in particular by the provision of information, advice,guidance, asylum and immigration support, bereavement and care for elderly. To work with overseas projects, ETC.

Provides encouragement, fun & compassion in the teaching of swimming to physically and mentally disabled children and adults, in a safe environment

Fund-raising activities to contribute towards/support educational facilities made available for pupils by the Langley Park School for Girls.

Teaching Igbo people who are British citizens how to speak their native language of "Igbo" and cultural updates.

EDUCATIONAL GRANTS

Meeting of Brownies and Girl Guides

We advance the Christian religion by evangelising and promoting the Christian religion to the community using different media;We will promote education for those who can neither read nor write the English Language and without access or use of computer in the community.We will help those experiencing temporary challenges with getting accommodation and rough sleepers in the community;?

The charity is established to empower young people in need and vulnerable adults of the African community in the London Borough of Bexley, surrounding areas, the UK and Africa to lead a normal life, to protect and preserve public health by the provision of HIV/AIDS and sexual health prevention services to the African community in the London Borough of Bexley, surrounding areas, the UK and Africa.

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

SUPPORTING ORPHAN CHILDREN IN SIERRA LEONE, GHANA AND IVORY COAST WITH FOOD, CLOTHING AND PROVISIONS.

Cricket and the welfare of cricketers.

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 such projects.

We give support and advice to people suffering the effects of tinnitus. We hold regular monthly meetings which entertain and advise.

Long-term and persistent support to help young people achieve their potential irrespective of their behaviour, attitude or circumstances.Working to resolve the educational and/or skills deficiencies resulting from interruption/disruption to their academic progress.Raising the aspirations of young people and provides skills that empower and services that the young people need to achieve.