Charities In Croydon

Neighbourhood care services in South Norwood & Woodside, including -a) A Pop-In / Day Centre. b) A Lunch Club for older people . c) An activity centre and lunch for adults with learning disabilities. d) Transport services with wheelchair access, notably for older/ housebound/ disabled people to a supermarket e) Relevant activities for users of the Centre

MSSC is a sports and social club for visually impaired people and sighted members. We run regular cycling, walking, bowls, darts, swimming, canoeing and social activities including quizzes, theatres, brewery tours and much more from our base in Colliers Wood, Merton. We try to partner with other organisations in Merton and beyond that support us through fundraising and shared activities.

Understanding Ministries is an organisation, which seeks to promote the religious and social well being of the members and the community as a whole. The Ministries organise conferences and other social and community activities to let the people know their social responsibilities and to increase their relationship with God

Religious activities.Serving the community by giving information. gathering as a community to worship

Staging and promoting LGBTQIA events including the annual Croydon PrideFest. Raising awareness with regard to all aspects of discrimination in society affecting the lives of LGBTQIA people in Croydon.We also supports Croydon's diverse LGBTQIA organisations to develop and maximise the effectiveness of voluntary organisations run by and for LGBTQIA people in Croydon.

ARRANGE TRANSPORT, HELP WITH SHOPPING, SHOPPING ON BEHALF OF SOMEONE, BEFRIENDING, COLLECTING PRESCRIPTIONS, FUND RAISING.WE ALSO RUN A FORTNIGHTLY SOCIAL CLUB WHICH PROVIDES ENTERTAINMENT & LUNCH.

To relieve the suffering and emotional distress amongst parents and families resident in the London Boroughs of Croydon, Sutton, Merton, Wandsworth, Richmond, Kingston, Lambeth, Lewisham and Southwark, who have experienced the loss of a baby either before, at birth or shortly after birth, in particular but not exclusively by supporting such parents and families with small expenses.

HOLDING REGULAR CHURCH SERVICES AND RAISING AN AWARENESS ON THE BENEFIT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN THE COMMUNITY.

A music, speech and drama festival with competence classes for piano, musical instruments, recorder, singers, school choirs, adult choirs etc caters for all ages.

Providing an open Forum for all people who have a disability ,sensory impairment or learning difficulty. Represent the views of these people on Statutory Authorities,Council, local Hospitals and NHS Croydon relative to ther services. Organise sub groups related to transport,sensory impairment,education,housing,direct payments,crime etc and identify key issues/concerns.

Activities of the Scout Association for Beavers, Cubs and Scouts.

Training and education of members and the public in the Barbershop style of 4-part harmony singing, through rehearsals, education weekends,competitions and Shows.The support of other charities through performance and through donations

Information, Advice and Guidance - Housing, Social, Debt, Immigration, Education and EmployementYouth Diversionary activities - Football sports club, cultural songs and dancesFamily and Parental Workshops - Bi - monthly servicesOld Persons Program - Coffee morningsCommunity Projects - Local Drug KHAT services, Citizenship training and exams.Translations and Interpretation, Cultural class

To provide Education and Training

Grants made to St James the Great School to provide additional resources. Support has been given to enable additional provision to be provided for disadvantaged families to enable them to have access to a wide range of extra curricula provision.

Raise funds through various activities for Park Hill Infant School and Park Hill Junior School to enhance the children?s education while bringing together parents, staff and children in an enjoyable way.

The Whyteleafe Community Hub (WCH) operates in the village of Whyteleafe and was established to benefit all people as part of a sustainable, resilient, and thriving community. It operates a food bank, runs local events, and supports people in the community through service and support.

ACT ON BEHALF OF CHILDREN AND PARENTS AT THE SCHOOL

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded (in particular but not exclusively members of the Portuguese speaking community living in the United Kingdom) and assisting them to integrate intosociety

Established for the furthering of the Education of children from 3 to 11 years old primarily at St James the Great School Thornton Heath

1) To form a Christian Centre and missionary headquarters for evangelising the Gentiles. 2) To Gather different nationalities meeting and serving together in unity in their respective communities. 3) To provide the believers opportunity to assemble and have fellowship.4) To equip the believers for their work of the ministry. 5) To support other churches and enable the five-fold ministry function

Support running CAP Debt Centre, CAP Job Club, CAP Money Course and CAP Life Skills in South Croydon.

Support adults with learning disabilities across Croydon with arts, learning, training, health, voice and other projects

To provide a quality co-educational Scouting experience to young people in Addiscombe and Park Hill

TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY SPIRIT WITHIN THE SCHOOL AND BUILD / STRENGTHEN RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PARENTS AND WHERE APPRORIATE PARENTS AND TEACHERS BY ORGANISING SOCIAL EVENTS AND SMALL FUND RAISING EVENTS TO PURCHASE EQUIPMENT WHICH WILL COMPLEMENT AND ENHANCE FACILITIES OF THE SCHOOL.