Charities In Greenwich

The Mayor's Charity Appeal was set up by a Trust Deed on 18th May, 1981 and aims to further such exclusive charitable objects as the Mayor of Royal Greenwich may from time to time in writing appoint.

We operate as a christian organisation by preaching christian doctrines to young converts and support the growth of disciples to maturity in christian doctrines. We train the little children in the doctrine of christ. The church opertate in greenwich area

The PCC continues to work in promoting the whole mission of the Church of England, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical, within the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Nicholas and St Luke, Deptford.

To refurbish and manage the previously abandoned Mottingham Community Centre for the benefit of the local community. To provide a supportive home for a pre-school to serve the needs of local parents. To further develop the use of the hall for the benefit of the community and further involve the wider community of Mottingham in the management of the hall.

Lewisham Polish Centre tries to help people of Polish origin to adjust to life in London, help those of old age, sick or disabled; help in gaining better education and maintaining usage of Polish language; relieve the poverty amongst the beneficiaries; cultivate Roman Catholic faith.

The charity provides sports, recreation, education and training and cultural activities for all age groups.

The Association Maintains and runs the Horn Park Community Centre as a venue in pursuit of the Associations' objects.The premises are let for such community groups and there is a full time nursery using the premises.

Religious activities;prevention and relief of povertyOther community development activities

Charitable Activities during the period:1. Celebrated Nepalese New Year Fri 13 Apr 2012.2. Visited to Isle of Wight Sat 25 Aug 2012.3. Celebrated Nepalese festival Tihar on Fri 02 Nov 2012.4. Attended the Armed forces day on Sat 30 Jun 2012 and Remembrance Day on Sun 11 Nov 2012.

The Hope Memorial Trust, founded in 1932 operates a 32 bed self catering hostel near Keswick in Cumbria. It provides facilities which enable schools, youth groups, community groups, and families to benefit from the educational and recreational opportunities provided by the Lake District.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CHARITY ARE TO PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR WATER-RELATED AND OTHER PHYSICAL RECREATION AT THE TRAFALGAR ROWING CENTRE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT AND IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF LIFE OF PERSONS WHO BY REASON OF THEIR YOUTH AND/OR SOCIAL AND/OR ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES HAVE NEED OF SUCH FACILITIES.

We provide an Advocacy & Advice Service covering welfare , housing & council tax benefits, debt ,housing, health, information, interpreting and translation services to people who speak little or no English, We also visit community organisations where we provide advice and information. We work with organisations to assist them in meeting the needs of their customers who speak little or no English.

We are in the process of winding up.

EDUCATIONAL TRIPS.WORK EXPERIENCE TO INCLUDE IN THE HOUSE OF PARLIAMENTSPECIAL INVITATION TO LUNCH IN THE HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT.GREENWICH BOROUGHEvery TUESDAYS: IT & HOME WORK HELP GROUPS Every WEDNESDAYS: MUSIC WORK SHOPEvery THURSDAYS: DRAMA WORKSHOP SOUTHWARK, LEWISHAM AND LAMBETH - OUTREACH, HOME VISIT, WORK EXPERIENCE, TRIPS, ADVOCATE AND MENTORING

HOLDING REGULAR WORSHIP SERVICES TO PROMOTE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN THE COMMUNITY.

A Saturday supplementary school for teaching the Turkish language and Culture to children and young adults from Turkish, and non Turkish families, who wish to learn the Turkish language and culture. Turkish language is taught to GCSE, AS and "A" level standards. Maths and Science is taught to GCSE LevelsFolklore, choir and dancing classes are also taughtWe are open from 10 am to 1pm

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS IN THE SCHOOL

The main object of the charity is to relief poverty through the teaching of the biblical doctrines to regular members and the general public

We have just returned from South West Uganda where we held clinics for disabled children and assessed their abilities and needs. This enabled us to suggest placements for a special unit at Kitazigurukwa primary school or an outreach teacher we will be supporting February 2015. We are starting a small agricultural project in conjunction with a disabled young man, growing coffee and ground nuts.

Organising Conventions, Seminars, Church planting, Youth Programmes, Raising resources for relief work, running Bible School, and Training programmes for various levels of performamce were the main activiteis of the Charity during the last year

the purpose of the charity (the church), is to preach and teach the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Regular weekly programme of the Fellowship, including worship services and services in local Care Homes. Supporting local projects such as Greenwich Street Pastors, Greenwich Foodbank, Greenwich Church Leaders Forum, Greenwich Night Shelter, Greenwich Youth for Christ, Greenwich CAP (Christians Against Poverty). Projects supported in Africa and Brazil including missionary work and aid.

The purpose of the JRSA is to advance the education of its students by developing effective relationships between staff, parents, carers and others within the school. It will aim to achieve this by providing, facilities and equipment which support the school and help the education of the students. The JRSA does this by raising funds via social evenings, concerts, raffles, quiz nights etc.

Religeous activities, help needy in the community and less privildge/poor. Counselling