Charities In Ealing

London Kalibari organises for all, but mainly for the members of the Indian Bengalee community, activities such as Senior Citizens' Luncheon Club, Women/Widows' Group, Yoga Classes, Music and Dance Classes, regular worship of Goddess Kali and other Hindu deities and the annual Diwali/Kalipuja on a larger scale. It also organises discussion and singing, based on religious and philosophical texts.

During the year ended 31st March, the groups objectives and aims were to provide scouting for youth in the Perivale area by teaching skills which may benefit their future careers and to promote good citizenship. Activities included each sections own weekly meetings and outings, participation in several events organised by Greenford and District Scout Council and camps for the cub and scout section

Help can be given to Acton residents where there is a specific need for assistance. Referrals must be made by doctors, district and health visitors and other social services.

Production and programming of Christian television programmes on Holy God TV Ministries and use their testimonies and feedback to improve our programmes and serve their needs. We hold prayer services regularly as and when members of the congregation request. The wider objectives are:The advancement of the Christian religion and relief of poverty improve understanding of the christian religion.

As a community-driven charity in Brent, we empower residents by providing support in childcare, employment, mental health, and social development. Through holiday camps and training programmes, we help individuals gain confidence, develop skills, and secure opportunities. Our mission is to foster resilience, inclusion, and long-term stability for a thriving community.

PACE provides opportunities for disabled people to access sports and leisure activities. In addition, it delivers multi-sports and physical activity programmes to a range of organisations such as day centres for adults with severe and complex health and communication difficulties, mainstream and special schools and colleges and other disability organisations.

General Scouting Activities

Religious and cultural activities.

We are a male voice choir who sing in the barbershop style.We have weekly rehearsals on a Monday evening in Kingsdown Church, London W13.We perform at 6-12 events per year. This is a mixture of ticketed and free-to-attend events.We have an open rehearsal policy, and run a Learn to Sing course about once per year. There is an audition process to join the chorus.

To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

Supplementary support classes for refugee children (5-16yrs). School-home support services (newsletters, interpreting, parent evenings). Educational visits & day trips. Sport and recreation activities. Basic advice and information support.

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES, EDUCATION/TRAINING, THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY, OVERSEAS AID/FAMINE RELIEF, PROVIDES HUMAN RESOURCES, AMATEUR SPORT, THE GENERAL PUBLIC/MANKIND, PROVIDES ADVOCACY/ADVICE/INFORMATION, PROVIDES SERVICES AND OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES

Working with local boroughs to safeguard Brent River Park and improve public access. Opposing planning applications likely to impact on the park. Arrange occasional working parties to clear undergrowth and refuse from specific areas. Help in saving and preserving buildings of character. Provide information and publicise events such as meetings and walks.

To assist individuals 18 to 25 year olds of African and Caribbean descent in finding and establishing career paths.To create a platform for those young adults who may require guidance, motivation, encouragement and counselling in order to be able to make meaningful, positive contribution to the communities in which they live.To encourage and facilitate entrepreneurialism

The Pain Exchange runs a pain management programme including exercise, advice and patient education for those suffering with chronic pain.

Mainly scout activities e.g camping, games, outdoor activities, learning skills etc. Occassional, fund raising activities e.g jumble sale, supermarket packing etc.These funds are used to buy equipment for the group.

We distribute food along with food hampers, baby essentials, toiletries, sanitary kits, dental kits etc to those who need it along with other basic necessities. We also provide emergency food parcels. We conduct classes & workshops on period poverty, dental hygiene and support, CV classes, life skills workshops and a support group. We also try to do delivery of cooked meals to those who need it.

Preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ, praying for the sick and our communities, Passion Groups, Bible Study, personal and spiritual development seminars and conferences.

The ACTITIVESThe project will cover the following activities Drama, film making, Traditional dancing, supporting young people in subjects they are weak at by working with children with behaviour problems, Educational day trips, Half term summer holiday activities, jewellery making, Healthy eating workshops, ICT, Sex education and facilitating their transition from Primary to Secondary schools.

MAIHAN ASSOCIATION PROMOTES SOCIAL INCLUSION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY WORKING WITH PEOPLE IN NORTH WEST LONDON WHO ARE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED ON THE GROUNDS OF THEIR ETHNIC ORIGIN, RELIGION, CULTURE AND BELIEF (IN PARTICULAR, MEMBERS OF THE AFGHAN COMMUNITY) TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF SUCH PEOPLE AND ASSIST THEM TO INTEGRATE INTO BRITISH SOCIETY.

The Yiewsley and West Drayton Brass Band is a community band based in the London Borough of Hillingdon, West London. The band provides musical services to local organisation in and around the local area with live performances of arrangements and original music for Brass Bands. The band also provides brass instrument tuition for people of all ages through its training band.

Provide community services such as education for children age 4 - 16 and women classes, sports for all beneficent, culture studies and citizenship: all by experienced teachers in a very friendly way

Activities included each sections own weekly meetings and outtines, participation in several events organised by the Greenford and District Scount Council, a Scout camp, boating activities and a camp for Cubs at the Southall Activity Centre.Fund raising continued throughout the year towards the ongoing upkeep of the property and purchasing new equipment.