Charities In Camden

religious activities including teaching, reading and praying.

We support Asian mothers who are fleeing domestic abuse. Our services enable women to gain support and understanding within a safe and confidential environment. We provide advocacy, guidance, emotional support, workshops, social activities, referrals and signposting. We currently employ 6 paid members of staff.

Help manage and maintain St Paul's Church, Robert Adam Street, part of the parish of All souls Langham Place. The building provides facilities for varied women's, men's, youth and children's groups open to the general public. Activities are run by the parish and outside groups. The building also provides office space for parish workers and a suite of counselling rooms, as well as meeting rooms.

KTIF offers financial support to a range of services at Kentish Town Health Centre including social and healthcare, a programme for the arts, children's activities, multi disciplinary interactive healthcare and education training, support groups for long term conditions.

The Church's activities are directed to the fulfulment of its object: ".....to spread the truth of the healing Christ as revealed to this age by Mary Baker Eddy." To achieve this object the Church continues its main activities, namely the holding of public services, provision of a Sunday School, maintenance of a Reading Room and sponsorship of public lectures.

Opera Company

Kentish Town Community Centre promotes the benefit of the people living in, working in, receiving education in or visiting Kentish Town. We run a Youth Service and provide many activities for older people. We have an onsite foodbank 'The Pantry' and provide advice services. We also offer rooms for hire.

The aim of MyBigCareer is to provide free one-to-one careers guidance to young people from the most disadvantaged backgrounds and thereby breakdown barriers to social mobility

Freightliners Farm is a city farm based in Islington, London. It aims to provide a rural type environment in an urban setting, which is open and accesible to all. The focus is on education, community participation and access to opportunities particularly for isolated and vulnerable people. Activities are based around farming, horticulture, animal care, crafts, food production and the environment.

Care for the poorest of the poor, the homeless, abandoned orphans, aged poor, widows, lonely, spiritually poor etc. by feeding, clothing, educating, sheltering, or providing vocational training, care for the lepers, blind, deaf & dumb as well as accident victims. We also hope to develop within the community at large respect for those who are destitute and a sense of responsibility towards them

General Benefit of the inhabitants of the area of benefit (London Borough of Camden) in such charitable ways as the Trustees think fit including making grants to other charitable organisations which provide facilities for the appreciation of art, or objects of historical interest primarily for the benefit of those inhabitants.

To provide full-time day-care and early years learning for children under five years old in a safe and stimulating environment.

The charity makes grants to the Royal College of Surgeons of England to support surgical research fellowships.

Worship has the greatest priority in the life of Christ Church. The closest of links are fostered with the church school. Considerable resources are put aside for a professional choir. Substantial repairs take place to conserve the fabric of the church and the PCC has designated as its main charity, the Diocese of Wiawso, a province of the Church of England in Ghana.

King's Cross Methodist Church is a city centre church that seeks to be welcoming and hospitable to all. There are services in Cantonese, Mandarin, and in English. We organise support for refugees and asylum seekers and run a night shelter for homeless people during the winter months and a weekly social club for lonely people. Many community groups use our premises.

Funds medical research in the UK and abroad into children's illnesses, supports charities and voluntary bodies in the UK and abroad supporting children, and supports the environment, conservation and heritage.

The charity operates principally in Southern Africa.

Samuel Lithgow Youth Centre's main services target disadvantaged young people aged 5 to 19 years old through two different youth projects and an after school club, but we also offer supporting activities to lone parents and under 5's, local students, BME groups, women, and senior citizens.

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

Two Magpies Fund awards small grants to local charities and not for profit organisations working with women who have experienced abuse, as well as organisations helping children growing up in poverty.

The Briess Family Charitable Trust is an independent grant-making family-run trust and makes donations to registered charities at the discretion of the Trustees. The Briess Family Charitable Trust does not accept unsolicited applications for support.

Our mission is to reach those who don't know Christ in the North London area and beyond: To that end we run Alpha Courses locally. We organise camps for children and young people. We partner with other Churches, providing volunteer workers for a local foodbank.

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

Volunteer Centre Camden exists to support and encourage volunteering and promote equality of access to volunteer opportunities for all people in Camden. Volunteer Centre Camden works with organisations to develop volunteering opportunities, ensuring high standards in volunteer management.

1. To advance education in the arts in the London Borough of Camden for the benefit of the public.2. To provide or assist individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances with the object of improving their conditions of life.