Charities In Greenwich

THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG PEOPLE BYTHE PROVISION OF EDUCATION, INFORMATION, SUPPORT AND ADVICE.

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES:Imparting spiritual giftsImproving the lives of the less privilagedMission to romote parts of AfricaTo improve the community Creating an atmosphere of Love and PeaceWorking with the Elderly and youths

This charity is inactive and has never been active.

Middle Park Playscheme operates on the Middle Park Estate and surrounding area in the South of Greenwich. We organise subsidised holiday playschemes for children and young people, Football Acadamy's, music and sports projects as well as subsidised residentals.

We are a Charity who work for the advancement of education of predominantly disadvantaged 14 - 19 year olds through work based learning. Our Mission is "To develop the skills of individuals and communities to respond to the changing needs of a 21st Century workforce". The Charity also occasionally deliver skills training to adults already in employment.

1. Support youth to create positive change towards more inclusive, fair, and sustainable communities, by providing a variety of skills development, equipping them with knowledge and capacity building.2. Partner with a regional and global non-for-profit organizations to enable experience and knowledge exchange for future leaders, this shall help them to promote abetter future for their community.

Childcare and After School Club - providing childcare and education services for children and young people in nursery and out-of-school centres, community spaces, churches and registered private homes. Providing training and recruitment of childcare staff and volunteers for the childcare industry.

The principle activity of the Body Action Campaign (BAC) is to provide positive activities and education for children and young people from ethnic minority and socially excluded backgrounds

We provide social activities for autistic individuals and their families. We provide support for parents and carers

1. Provision of healthcare, awareness and education services2. Encouraging people to choose healthy lifestyles.3. Provision of seminars, outreach workshops, religious conferences on social media, radio/TV to inform, entertain and educate the masses4. Raising fund to provide these services 6. Provision of Religious Activities.

The Lambeth Horticultural Society undertakes to :1. To promote public knowledge, interest and participation in horticultural activities, encouraging and facilitating good horticultural practice appropriate to a largely urban environment, principally in the LB of Lambeth and neighbouring areas. 2. To advise, support and participate in horticultural projects and local events

provides education/training to young people of all race, gender and religion from age 7 to 16. The charity is also engaged in religious activities, give help to the general public, provides drug and alcohol counselling service to young people and also provides advice, advocacy and information to young people.

The Society operates 5 youth/junior string ensembles in 2 Devon locations. Regular rehearsals develop both group musician skills and the confidence for public performance. Public concerts - often performed unconducted & without musical scores - create public awareness of the art & science of youth music.

To promote conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in Bexley, Greenwich and Lewisham. Provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time with the objective of improving the conditions of life for those in the three boroughs. Advance public education in environmental matters.

The charity ceased operations in January 2007.

The assets and activities of following charities have been transferred to the new charitable company BLIND INDEPENDENCE GREENWICH(1139798)and those charities have been dissolved.Originally RegisteredGREENWICH CHARITY FOR THE BLIND 13/08/1963-INNER LONDON FUND FOR THE BLIND AND DISABLED 23/04/1964Coffee Mornings,befriending,B.I.G Fair,Trips,Healthy Eating,Tandem Club,Braille,Reading Group

We provide activities for the benefit of local people, especially the elderly, young people and people experiencing social or economic disadvantage with a focus on wellbeing, health, mental health, learning and opportunities to socialise.

The Association's work is to improve the quality of the life experience of the Afro-Caribbean community of Bexley LB and other LBs. Its main objects are the relief of poverty, the advancement of adult education, and the planning of good leisure and rewarding social experiences, for all. It seeks to make its members aware of the needy third world and the power to help, which they hold.

Religious activities

Healthcare4Africa (HC4A) will be recruiting African country managers/representatives/country Directors/PR or Brand or Marketing Director to champion the course of the charityHC4A will be running its launching event in December or early JanuaryHC4A will be promoting and creating the awareness of the charityHC4A is seeking funding donations to support its activities

We provides information, advice, guidance and support. These include: housing, employment, health, education and training, benefits Translation services, Information events related to health, particularly focusing on HIV/Aids awareness, Recreation and leisure activities to reduce isolation and develop social skills, Support for the unemployed, Support for families and young people

SEDEC provides education classes, advice and referral, sign posting, employment support and sport activities for youth.

Self Help group providing practical support to those affected by sickle cell, through monthly support group meetings, for adults and children/young people.