Charities In Croydon

TO WORK TOWARDS THE ELIMINATION OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AND ASSOCIATED INEQUALITIES. TO PROMOTE EQUALITIY OF OPPORTUNITY BETWEEN PEOPLES OF DIFFERENT RACIAL GROUPS. TO ADDRESS HUMAN RIGHTS. TO WORK IN PARTNERSHIP FOR A JUST AND FAIR SOCIETY. TO SUPPORT VOLUNTARY ORGANSIATIONS WITHIN THE BLACK AND MINORITY COMMUNITY. TO WORK WITH PUBLIC BODIES, EG POLICE, LOCAL AUTHORITY

Provision of sheltered accommodation to elderly people.

County Archaeological Society

To provide ongoing practical advice, information and emotional support to those who who have a hearing impairment and their families and to help reduce isolation across all ages in Croydon.

Religious activities

The charity founded in 1978 to care for retired racing Greyhounds and supervise their placement into happy permanent retirement pet homes. The charity supports a dedicated rehoming kennels to care for Greyhounds awaiting rehoming.

- working to relieve sickness and finacial hardships - working towards the benefit of public - holding of worship services, meetings, conferences and training courses - to provide advice and conselling - to support, administer or set-up other charities - to acquire or hire property of any kind

The Object of the charity is, for the public benefit, to advance the Christian faith through spritual enrichment by practicing the principles of christian faith in such ways as the Charity Trustees may from time to time decide.

The organisation promotes and arranges social cohesiveness, interfaith dialogue, children's after school teachings, feeding the poor

To advance the Greek Orthodox faith, and public education and to provide facilities in the interest of the social welfare, for recreation and leisure time activities with the aim of improving the condition of life for the Greek Orthodox and other Orthodox communities in the London Borough of Croydon and neighbouring Boroughs.

The PCC of St Mary's supports the incumbent of this Church of England Parish to support the mission of the Church and to enable as many people as possible to worship at the church.

Providing mentoring and training to young people with behavioural difficulties to offer them support in developing life skills

We provide housing opportunities for disabled people between the ages of 18 and 55, for up to 2 years to enable them to experience independent living and learn the essential skills to enable them to choose their housing options for the future.

St Stephen's is an Anglican (Church of England) Church in the modern Catholic tradition. We are a friendly congregation drawn mainly from the local community and reflecting the rich diversity of this part of London.

Duffus Community Foundation aims to make a positive difference to children & young people's wellbeing through groupwork and 121 activities. Our group programmes support young people to meet others and learn tools and techniques to boost wellbeing. We empower young people to share their ideas and shape provision around their interests and requirements.

Part of the South Croydon Benefice of the Church of England, Southwark Diocese. We are a friendly and welcoming benefice. Our services have a traditional feel; we also enjoy the challenge of creating alternative worship. We believe in a church that cares for the community, its congregation, its parish and the wider world. We are a benefice where everyone belongs, is valued and can grow in faith.

The PCC in co-operation with the Minister promote in the parish the whole mission of the Anglican Church - pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. Through public Christian worship, teaching the Christian faith, pastoral care, outreach, church and community events for elderly, adults, youth & children, assemblies in schools, support of other charities in the UK and overseas.

For the public benefit in South East England, the relief of those in need by reason of physical and/or mental ill health, disability or age, including people with neurodegenerative conditions such as dementia and Parkinson's, and their carers through providing specifically designed, group therapeutic music sessions and associated activities led by experienced therapeutic arts practitioners.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF RELIGION AND THE PROMOTION OF THE FAITH AND BELIEFS ESTABLISHED BY THE CELESTIAL CHURCH OF CHRIST.THE RELIEF OF PERSONS IN NEED OF SPIRITUAL, EMOTIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT BY THE PROVISION OF CHRISTIAN COUNSELLING AND THE PROVISION OF TRAINING FOR THOSE INVOLVED IN CHRISTIAN COUNSELLING IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ASSOCIATION OF CHRISTIAN COUNSELORS STATEMENT OF FAITH.

STEPPING STONES PROVIDES A RANGE OF MUCH NEEDED EDUCATION AND LEISURE CLASSES FOR ADULTSWITH LEARNING DISABILITIES, ENABLING AN OFTEN NEGLECTED SECTION OF THECOMMUNITY TO WORK FROM A BASE WHERE THEY CAN MAKE NEW FRIENDS AND BUILD THEIRSKILLS. THE CLASSES PROMOTE HEALTH & HYGIENE; EXERCISE & FITNESS; THE ARTS, SKILLS FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING AND SELF-DEVELOPMENT.

Weekly worship for all; pastoral care & visiting; prayer chain; helping the world's poor through Christian Aid; support for the homeless through the Floating Shelter; regular use of premises for community benefit. Some face to face activities have been limited owing to the Coronovirus Pandemic. It is not known whether the Floating Shelter will be able to resume in the future.

EducationPromoting ChristianityEtc.

Providing place of worship for devotees. Hindu priest are employed to religious services in our temple three times a daily. Annual celebrations will be held in September every year. Weddings and special celebrations will be held in addition to normal services.Local community members visits regularly

Daily community centre giving people, especially the elderly, the opportunity for social interaction, hot meals, refreshments, keep fit, short mat bowls, IT support, day trips & holidays, hair & beauty therapy, reminiscence, quizzes, talks & social advice.

The charity operates as a venue for hire for weddings, birthday parties, christenings, meetings, seminars and many other events as well as home to a number of small local voluntary organisations that mostly serve the needs of local older people including Streatham Darby and Joan Club. Our premises are often used by many other local voluntary organisations and private individuals for parties etc.