Charities In City Of Westminster

The advancement of religion and the education of the public in respect of the faith and belief that Britain and the other Celto-Saxon nations are Israel, and in respect of the Christian faith as a whole

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We want to facilitate people in our area being more sustainable, nature-based, eco- and climate-friendly. Our group of voluntary participants can track their efforts and see how they are reducing their impact and contributing to the local community and improving the local area.

Our organisation focuses on the responsibility to improve lives by creating incentives that will encourage people to better their living standards, and provide equipment which is deemed to help inspire this change. It seeks to build from the ground up by helping the people themselves. We raise most of our funds through community fund raising events and social gatherings.

We run an annual community arts festival in south Westminster

The advancement of public education in the performing arts, in particular Victorian Music Hall, and in furtherance of this object to present theatrical performances and manage appropriate premises.

WE ARE PROVIDING FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES: Welfare Rights Advice & Information Services including Housing and Debt.Healthy Living Activities;Youth Club for 11 to 19 years of age young people;Welfare Advice for Bengali Women; Supplementary Classes for 8 to 16 years old; Community Cohesion Project for young people;Summer Time Activities- Sports & Cultural Day, Residential & Family Trips etc.

The Thames Chamber Orchestra Ltd promotes and performs classical music in the London and throughout the UK. The orchestra is keen to support other charities wherever possible and our concerts have been successful in raising funds for several organisations.

The Trust is charged with holding 1,564 Scrolls from Bohemian and Moravian congragations destroyed by the Nazis. It distibutes these worldwide on loan to Jewish communities. It has established a museum to explain the history of the Scrolls and its current work. It acts as a hub of a network of recipients of Scrolls.

CHAAG remains focused on supporting an effective response to HIV in Commonwealth countries, particularly through supporting civil society members to influence Commonwealth leaders and institutions to prioritize addressing structural drivers that undermine such a response.