Charities In Hackney

General charitable purposes, Education/training, Disability, The Prevention or Relief of Poverty, Religious Activities, Other Charitable Purposes

The Charity promotes personal development & skills by providing leisure time recreational & other activities, such as social activities, educational workshops, sport & skill based sessions, designed to improve the lives of vulnerable & disadvantaged people, giving them vastly improved future life prospects. EVERYONE deserves the opportunity to achieve confidence, resilience & independence.

Operating community based sports facilities and activities and community development.

The Pedro Club is a community centre that serves multiple generations in Hackney and provides people with a safe place to thrive, lead healthy lives and fulfil their potential.Located in the Kings Park ward of Hackney. We provide these activities: amateur boxing, football, life skills, education support, music studio, social, cultural and mentoring opportunities.

PROVIDES HEALTH RELATED AND WELLBEING ACTIVITIES AND VITAL SERVICES TO CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES INCLUDING CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES.

Distribution of funds to Jewish religious,educational and similar charities.

Provision of a synagogue and a place of religious study for the orthodox Jewish community. Relief of poverty and any other projects advancing the orthodox Jewish religionThe advancement of education in EnglandGeneral charitable activities.

The Charity takes young homeless people into safe flats rented to us by The Peabody Trust and we help them with support through all stages to work and independence.

Making grants to mature students of a talmudical college and other charities.

The charity provides administrative and financial support for a maintained school.

S.A.I.L. was established to benefit young boys from low income homes and to further their education by providing them with affordable and culturally suitable education. The policy of S.A.I.L. continues to be to derive all its income from grants and donations from various institutions, and from membership fees.

Management of Old Fire Station building at 61 Leswin Road, London N16 7NX for the benefit of the local community through provision of halls, offices and studios for long and short term hire.

Provision of a Synagogue and a Centre for Study and Learning for the Jewish Community located in the heart of Stamford Hill, at 95 Stamford Hill London N16. To host various projects celebrating and advancing the Orthodox Jewish Religion in general and Shabbat and Torah Learning in particular. To provide relief of poverty for the local and wider community.

Horticultural Therapy for Volunteers. Social Services referrals & Mental Heath Organisations. Providing Unemployed people with work experience in Gardening. Sunnyside's Aims & Objectives are for total inclusiveness in all Disabilities and all areas of the Community it is based in.

Use of the property at 7 Brownswood Road, N4 2HP to provide accommodation for post-graduate full-time overseas students.A Day Nursery for children under fives, opens Monday to Friday, 8.20am to 6 pm.A Saturday Supplementary School for pupils between the ages of six and eleven. Tuition in Maths, English, Spanish and French is provided.Facilities are provided for a Domino Club for elderly men.

The objects of the charity are to promote the daily care and education of children between the age of 6 months and five years to provide recreational facilities in the interest of social welfare for such children with the objects of improving their condition of life.

Our community playgroup promotes a wide range of positive images through the choice of various activities such as writing,numeracy,imagination,outdoor play,physical exercise,music, ICT and other activities to motivate preschool children.

Our charity is training the youths to take up challenges which will be of help immensely in their future roles. We as a charity are providing care for the needy and help other charitable organisations in terms of financial support.

Propagation of the Christian Gospel of God.Community facilities provision.

The objects of the Charity are 1) The advancement of Orthodox Jewish Education and Religion 2) Such other charitable purposes, trusts and organisations, which the trustees may from time to time determine.

1) The Relief of Poverty 2) The promotion and advancement of the education of children and young people (of the Orthodox Jewish faith),3) The provision of facilities and programmes for children and young people to improve communication between parents/carers and their children, to improve the quality of life of such persons,

-to enable disadvantaged children and young people, regardless of financial and social status, toparticipate in stimulating, lively out-of-school programmes at a minimal or no cost;-encourage children and young people to take part in healthy activities;-support individuals and families in crises through its small grants programme and voucher scheme.

TO ADVANCE ORTHODOX JEWISH EDUCATIONTO ADVANCE ORTHODOX JEWISH RELIGIOUS PRACTICE.THE RELIEF OF POVERTYSUCH OTHER PURPOSES AS ARE RECOGNISED BY THE LAW OF ENGLAND ANS WALES AS CHARITABLE.

Improving and updating the resources of Toras Hashem Primary School.Organising social activities for pupils and parents.Arranging extra-curricular activities for pupils.Financial assistance to needy families associated with the school.