Charities In Bromley

We are a Deaf and Disabled Peoples Organisation DDPO, run by and for Deaf and Disabled People and carers in Bromley and neighbouring boroughs. We enable local Disabled People to fully understand our rights, develop collective pride and build skills in self advocacy and strong civic participation. We challenge discrimination and break down barriers to independence and inclusion.

"Student Assembly" Held in August to educate young ones on the basic requirement of being a good asset to the community. Seminars on christian behaviour in the community. 110 youths attended the seminar.

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved.Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Promotion of Christianity through staging of events and meetings and the distribution of literature. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas

Provision of Sporting Facilities for community sports clubs.

The provision of amateur sport (basketball) for children and young people and the general public, through providing buildings/facilities/open spaces; services; and advocacy/advice/information, in England and Wales.

Learning the word of God by studying the Holy BibleWorship and PrayerKnowledge Development of the BibleProvision of pastoral care for members and the communityMissionary and Evangelism workYouth and Children MentoringCare and Outreach WorkEmpowering Members through Career Building, Mentoring, GuidanceEducation and MusicCommunity Initiatives & Advice and Guidance

The charity runs a shop and tea bar at Orpington Hospital.

Crofton Early Learners provides pre-school education for three hours five mornings and for 3 hours 5 afternoons a week for 36 weeks of the year in a Christian setting.

Bexley Snap provides services to disabled children and young people aged 0-25 years and their families. Parental support: Information & signpostingEarly years: Support for pre-school children and their familiesShort breaks: Activities for children and young people whilst parent/carers receive a short break from their caring responsibilities - holiday schemes, evening and weekend clubs, 1:1

Amateur production of operetta, musicals and music hall.

The rescue, shelter and provision of veterinary care for unwanted or abandoned animals and, wherever possible to find them suitable homes. To help pet owners meet necessary veterinary expenses in certain circumstances should they be unable to do so and if funds allow.

Religious activities, helping the general public/mankind. provides buildings/facilities/open space. makes grants to organisations.

The charity provides support to anyone affected by cancer by means of individual support, group support, therapeutic arts, counselling, complementary therapies and information within a friendly, caring environment.

This charity is a place of religious worship and is within the United Reformed Church Southern Synod area. It provides facilities for worship and fellowship to all members of the community and makes its premises available to many other groups in the local community who meet for recreational, educational and social purposes.

Regular public worship open to all. Provision of sacred space for prayer and contemplation, Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and the bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Provision of children's and youth work and activities for senior citizens. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. Supporting other charities in UK and overseas.

Those associated with the work of a parish of the Church of England

The purpose of Scouting is to contribute to the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

We are a frontline service that collects and organises community donations of all kinds which we then distribute to those facing acute hardship in London. Founded in 2020, we are now one of the main points of support for those seeking asylum, the homeless, domestic violence survivors & many other groups.

The charity runs a charity shop, the profits of which are used to pay for a Youth Team who form relationships with young people through youth clubs, local schools and holiday activities.

Governing the Biggin Hill Memorial Museum.

Scouting actively engages and supports young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.

Regular public worship open to all Provision of sacred space Pastoral work Home Visits Teaching Christianity through sermons courses small groups Taking religious assemblies in schools Promoting the mission of the Church through activities for senior citizens parents and toddlers children and young people and other groups Supporting UK registered charities working in UK or overseas.

The Church brings the Christian message to people, serving the vulnerable, displaced and marginalised by providing space for the Bromley Borough food bank, Bromley Homeless charity and Bromley GP Alliance clinics for homeless people. Many other charities and community organisations hire space. There is a community interest cafe on weekdays run by CANDI (Creative and Neuro-Diverse Innovations).

Primarily providing supplementary education for disadvantaged and hard to reach people. Provide guidance advice on fund raising physical exercise such as yoga, badminton Cricket etc. The organisation also provide office space for voluntary organisations,

St. Mary's has a lively congregational life expressed in a central tradition. The congregation has a great variety of people and interests. During the year there were 4 baptisms & 2 funerals. The vicar, Alan Keeler, retired in January 2024. During the year, regular activities continued alongside the search for a new vicar and Eucharia Asiegbu was welcomed into this role in November 2024.