Charities In Croydon

The Objectives was to provide spiritual guidance and support charities members and affilliates as they work to further the christian religion.Members involved in philanthropic outreach both in UK and Asia.See Annual Report

Our mission is firstly to build relationships between staff, parents and others involved with the school. Secondly, it engages in activities which support the school to advance the education of the pupils attending it through the provision of facilities for education not normally provided by the LEA. This mission is achieved through organising fundraising and social events.

1 to 1 and group Counselling for adults and/or children who have experienced a bereavement or loss

A UK REGISTERED CHARITYTHAT PROMOTES ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH/SAVING OF LIVESPREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTYPROMOTION OF EDUCATION/TRAINING AND HEALTHCARE IN THE UK AND WORLDWIDE

UK-Jeremiah Project - deliver RE lessons in Merton schools Love Mitcham - Churches Together project - outreach, evangelism , street pastor training. Tate Road Tots -- educating disadvantaged and disaffected students India and Sri Lanka - supporting vulnerable familiesBrazil - fostering unwanted children

Primary a general activities Club for young people but offering accommodation for various other specialised activity clubs i.e. -Sea Cadets, Table Tennis, Pupil referral units, ESN School within the clubs premises

Raises money through school fairs, discos and other social events. Provides the money to help provide equipment and learning experiences for the pupils of the school.

To help and assist in re-homing Springer Spaniels to good approved homes , to aid and advise owners with problems with Springer Spaniels especially to help an owner to keep their dog rather than re-home it where appropriate . To ensure that the dogs recieve any veterinary care required before re-homing , assess the welfare requirements of the dogs and advise prospective new owners accordingly.

Food bank service for the community

We provide accommodation for young people who are members of the Guide Association to hold camps, trainings and outdoor activities. Our members come from all over SE England.

Scouting activities

Provide support for sickle cell and thalassaemia suffers.

Religious activities

Providing events and activities for Coulsdon residents to enhance social cohesion including maintaining a community garden

To propogate the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and relieve poverty and suffering.

Traditional choral society, with several public performances and Come and Sing Days every year in and around the Croydon area.

The promotion and advancement of Education, Hindu Religion, Arts and Culture for young and old.

UCCC fights poverty & loneliness mainly within the London Ugandan community via Sunday Mass, but spreading to other ethnic minority groups. UCCC promotes family values, raises awareness across all age groups and create activities for young people to keep them engaged in the community and away from knife crime, gangs. Combats loneliness, relieves poverty, sickness, supports family relationships.

The object of the Centre is to provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure-time occupation so as to improve the conditions of life for the elderly in South Croydon. It is open Monday and Thursday of each week and provides a range of social and stimulating activities and occasional outings, and offers a hot meal each day. Transport is arranged for the less able.

Scout group offering beavers, cubs & scouts to local youngsters, also have an explorer scout section using our premises.

Provision of Scout training & activities.

We hold regular church services and a Sunday school for children. We operate an open-door policy for our services to encourage participation from the local community in a positive multi-cultural environment.We support the local community by providing food parcels for those experiencing financial problems and requiring this type of support.

Provides First Aid Training to the Public, employees and self employed.Provides First Aid cover at events.Provide training in Citizen Emergency Response Training.Let training space to charity and local community groups to provide income to cover rent to local authority for training and meeting facilities.

Hayes Community Foodbank, Kent was established in March 2020 to support families during the Coronavirus pandemic. Teams of volunteers met weekly to collect and sort donations, pack bags of food and delivery them to a small number of local families. To date, the charity continues to support a growing number of families and, if relevant, signpost other agencies offering additional support.

Our religious activities take place at our rented premises in 42 Castledine Road London SE20 8PL Our weekly religious services at this premises include our Sunday service 13:30- 16:30.Except for some Sundays when Hall is not available. There are also religious meetings, conferences and free social events occasionally. We feed and clothes the homeless and support the those that need our support.