Charities In Greenwich

The Prevention or relief of Poverty

Gmax is a England athletics Affiliated club and plan to register members age 12-25 years to engage in athletics training and competitions.The club has provided athletics training for over 500 children aged between 6 and 16 in Lewisham and Greenwich area during school workshops and after school sessions at Sutcliffe Park Athletics Track and Ladywell Athletics track.

London Community College is a high quality training provider whose focus is on assisting those disadvantaged in society to achieve accredited qualifications.

Provision of support for those in need by reason of Disability, Age, Youth. By the provision of welfare and support, health and social care, housing, employment and enterprise support.

Working with the bereaved family in local community

The GFCA is an independent charity operated by foster carers, for foster carers.Collaborating with Greenwich Fostering Service and foster carers working for the Royal Borough of Greenwich, we offer a robust service, comprising but not limited to tailored support and advocacy for foster carers and providing emotional and wellbeing support to foster carers and looked after children.

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To raise funds for Thorntree Primary School and its pupils in Charlton, SE7 by hosting events such as summer and Christmas fayres, bake sales, sponsored events, etc.

The charity's objects are the promotion of social inclusion for the public benefit by working with people in Greenwichwho are socially excluded on the grounds of a language or cultural barrier (in particular those of Nepalese origin andGurkha veterans) to relieve the needs of such people and assist them to integrate into society and the relief ofpoverty or need in the UK or overseas.

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We hold a social club once per month in Sidcup and a peer led discussion group once a month. The club is open to adults with an autistic spectrum disorder as well as parents, carers, siblings and professionals. The discussion group is open to anybody with an autistic spectrum disorder. We also hold various events and trips throughout the year.We offer advocacy and individual support.

A Christian Church, providing financial and spiritual aid, support and welfare to families and individuals in hardship. Supporting the community locally, nationally and worldwide. Spreading the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ and winning souls.

Driver training up to IAM advanced driving test standard.

Supports the management and maintenance of the Ecology Park as a high quality nature reserve and accessible open space. Supports the educational work of the Park.

School twinning program between London schools and Black Johnson School of Excellence and Leadership, Sierra Leone focusing on the arts as a method of engagement and education.Cultural exchange through music, food, presentations, pen-pal schemes and entertainment.On line dialogue, ideas art and toy exchange.

TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO THOSE GRANTED REFUGEE STATUS OR WHOSE FIRST LANGUAGE IS NOT ENGLISH LIVING IN THE LONDON AREA BY THE PROVISION OF A DROP IN CENTRE TO PROVIDE TRAINING FACILITIES AND SUPPORT SERVICES SO AS TO ADVANCE THEM IN LIFE AND ASSIST THEM WITH THE ADAPTION WITHIN A NEW COMMUNITY,

fundraising to enhance the learning environment for all children at Brooklands Primary and Nursery School

We are a Christian charity who go out on the streets of Woolwich on a Friday evening to listen, care and help those in need, with a particular emphasis on those in distress, in need and those who live on the streets, in whichever way we can.

Scout Group including Beavers, Cubs and Troop.

KSCA organises inter-school competitions; at present thirteen in number. The estimated number of participating students is in the region of 3000. KSCA also gives grants to individuals in the case of hardship and to organisations including Kent Cricket Board and schools for specific projects or equipment.

The objects "The Objectives" of the charity shall be to support education and development programmes, arouse awareness, relieve poverty and sickness and promote self esteem and welfare among the deprived: the orphans, widows and the harassed and the disabled in African communities of the United Kingdom and Africa.

GENERAL ACTIVITIES PURPOSES ? EDUCATION / TRAINING ? THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH OR SAVING OF LIVES ? THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY ? OVERSEAS AID / FAMINE RELIEF ? ACCOMMODATION / HOUSING ? CULTURAL ACTIVITIES, ARTS / CULTURE & SOCIAL EDUCATION/ HERITAGE / SCIENCE ? ECONOMIC / COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT / EMPLOYMENT ? HUMAN RIGHTS / RACIAL HARMONY / EQUALITY OR DIVE

With respect to the River Quaggy and its tributaries QWAG:(a) identifies and promotes opportunities for restoration of the river corridor.(b) monitors developments affecting the river corridor to ensure improvements are achieved.(c) promotes an understanding of urban rivers as community assets.(d) informs a wider audience of our work as an example of community-led regeneration.

MercyGiven work in schools in Thamesmead to re engage pupils who have fallen behind at school, also works with families going through issues in the community. It works closely with orphanages and charities in Nigeria donating clothes, toys, shoes, toiletries, food stuffs, money etc to the children living in the homes

Young People Sexual Health ServiceTraining & Education ProgrammesService Summary:Sexual/Reproductive/Assualt/Psychosexual adviceTesting/Partner notificationCounsellingWorkshops & SeminarHealth promotionCondoms distributionSupport & supervisionVolunteeringPartnershipContact:secretary@myhealthnet.org.ukT: 08454301904Counsellor: 07947557567E: auntclara@myhealthnet.org.uk