Charities In Camden

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The North London Buddhist Centre offers courses and classes in Meditation, Buddhism, Yoga and other activities to promote health, happiness and well-being. Its aim is to develop a Buddhist practice community in the city relevant to our lives in the 21st Century.It is part of an international network of the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order, which has over 80 centres world-wide.

Yes Outdoors offers various schemes such as mentoring, training, outdoor activities, to young people at risk of offending, involvement in youth violence or joining a gang. The charity aims to get inner city youth interested in other pursuits and make better life choices.

The charities objective is to empower disabled children, young people and their families through dance and performance creating an inclusive, creative therapeutic community.

YMM was established to advance the musical education of children by helping and encouraging them to make music together from an early age. YMM provides a Saturday music school mainly for children but welcomes students of all ages. The school provides both individual tuition and group activities and organises regular concerts to provide performance opportunities.

To preserve for CAMDEN & WESTMINSTER & surrounding whatever heritage in buildings or landTo prevent or relieve poverty in Camden and Westminster and surrounding areas by:Provision of affordable accommodation to individuals and/or other organisations working to prevent or relieve povertyWorking in partnership with other organisations in the provision of services or facilities in Fitzrovia

The Finborough Foundation was created to advance the training and study of science, medicine and the arts, and promote the conservation and protection of the natural and built environment and support homeless children and adults.

The charity currently provides support to parents and teachers by running parenting classes, work discussion groups and providing counselling.

Our activities are: The relief of financial hardship amongst those seeking asylum and those granted refugee status and their dependants living (temporarily) in Brent and the surrounding area: To preserve and protect the physical and mental health of those granted refugee status and their dependants: To advance the education and training of those granted refugee status and their dependant in need t

The Bloomsbury Festival delivers an annual cultural Festival in central London in conjunction with local partners.

We are the parish Church of Bloomsbury. A grade 1 listed building which was restored by the World Monument Fund and the Heritage Lottery Fund. We are a welcoming open congregation. Our liturgy is modern catholic. We house various local community groups, we provide a substantial free concert programme, and we encourage the congregation to use their time and skill in community and charity work.

The Circuit supports the work of 4 Methodist Churches in North-West London, namely Fernhead Road Methodist Church, Gospel Oak Methodist Church, Kensal Rise Methodist Church and Kilburn Methodist Road. It is responsible for paying and housing the three ministers who serve in these churches.

The charity runs services to support homeless families living in temporary accommodation hostels in London. These include in-hostel play and learning activities for resident children, group day trips for families in the school holidays and a mobile Essentials Bank. The charity also conducts family casework to promote financial and emotional wellbeing and to support move-ons out of homelessness.

Grant making trust with objective of awarding grants to relieve need, hardship or distress to both individuals and organisations living or operating in the area of benefit, namely the former Metropolitan Borough of Hampstead

We provide education and training services for the benefit of residents living in London Boroughs who wish to maximise their potential in life by exploring opportunities to develop their life long learning and personal growth.

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SEDA is the professional association for staff and educational developers in the UK, promoting innovation and good practice in higher education.

EDUCATION/TRAININGRELIEF OF POVERTYSPORT/RECREATIONECONOMIC/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/EMPLOYMENTCHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLEPEOLE WITH DISABILITIESTHE GENERAL PUBLIC/MANKINDPROVIDES HUMAN RESOURCESPROVIDES BUILDINGS/FACILITIES/OPEN SPACEPROVIDES SERVICESPROVIDES ADVOCACY/ADVICE/INFORMATION

The PCC engages in the following activities: holding regular public worship open to all; pastoral work; teaching Christianity through sermons/small groups; taking religious assemblies in schools; the provision of youth clubs; the promotion of Christianity through the staging of events; promoting the mission of the Church through activities for various groups; and supporting Christian charities.

The objects of the Charity is to provide social welfare, education and leisure services particularly for adults over 50 years of age living in the West Euston Area of the London Borough of Camden.The Trustees carry out the objects of the Charity through the provision of a wide range of support services and activities to improve the conditions of life of older people.

The activities of the charity are to encourage Islamic culture by providing location and other facilities for local community to congregate and offer prayers sessions the charity also run after school class providing Islamic educational services to young and adult members.

The objects of the Trust are to advance education in arts and architectural heritage related to the interests, life and works of Sir John Soane in so far as may be exclusively charitable, in particular (but without limitation) by promoting or supporting such of the charitable objects of Sir John Soane's Museum as the Trustees of the Charity determine from time to time, and for no other purposes.

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The charity's objectives are educational and its principal activity continues to be that of the production of theatrical art performances, introducing international drama to the British stage and public, and the upkeep and promotion of the theatre to that end.

Healthwatch Camden was created through the Health and Social Care Act 2012. Our role in the local community is to 'make sure people have a strong voice in local health and social care services' We work with the Health and Wellbeing Board and other local bodies to tackle health inequalities, and to make sure that people get the social care and health support they need.