Charities In Hackney

THE CLUB IS AN AMATEUR RUGBY CLUB PROMOTING CHILDREN'S PARTICIPATION IN RUGBY THROUGH TRAINING, FIXTURES AND RUGBY HOLIDAY CAMPS. COACHING IS BY QUALIFIED RUGBY COACHES MOST OF WHOM ARE VOLUNTEERS. THE CLUB AIMS TO DEVELOP THE CHILDREN'S RUGBY SKILLS AS WELL AS THEIR TEAMWORK AND SOCIAL SKILLS. ACCESS TO THE CLUB'S ACTIVITIES IS OPEN TO ALL, NO ONE IS TURNED AWAY AS A RESULT OF INABILITY TO PAY.

Early years education for pre-school children

To spread the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ and to empower the needy in the community.

To provide charitable relief with particular reference to charitable purposes benefiting Jewish people and institutions.

Distributes Charity to poor people of the Orthodox Jewish faith

Promote the advancement of the Jewish Religion, education and learning of the Orthodox Jewish Faith and the relief of poverty.

a) Provision of educational advice and techniques to parents within Orthodox Jewish communities in the United Kingdom and Overseasb) Provision of counselling services to educators and parents of Jewish youth

Ivy Street Family Centre provides services to pre-school children and their families/carers, including term-time drop-in sessions as well as support for expectant mothers in need.

We support people who have been displaced due to conflict, persecution and poverty, in the UK and internationally, through socially engaged art, art therapy, training, education and research. We also engage the public in issues relating to refugees, trafficked people, those seeking asylum and other displaced persons through research dissemination, exhibitions and other activities.

The CIO represents Grace Church Hackney, a Church of England congregation operating under a Bishop's Mission Order conducting worship services and acts of charitable faith in the local community and beyond in London.

We provide coaching and development to young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to help them find employment and build their confidence and sense of self worth. We run the Spear Programme for up to 90 young people aged 16-24 each year. The programme comprises 6 weeks of training followed by a year of support. 75% of our young people are in work or further training 12 months after the course.

Provides innovative programs, retreats and clubs as well as employment initiatives to help empower North London teenagers navigate social pressures, anti-social behavior and deprivation.

THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND ECONOMIC DISADVANTAGE AMONG PERSONS WHO ARE IN A CONDITION OF NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS PRIMARILY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND GENERALLY AROUND THE WORLD BY PROVIDING SUCH PERSONS WITH FINANCE, GOODS AND SERVICES WHICH THEY COULD NOT OTHERWISE AFFORD THROUGH LACK OF FINANCIAL MEANS.

o Education / Trainingo The Advancement of Health and saving of liveso The Prevention and Relief Of Poverty

Promotion and sponsorship of Yarchei Kalloh revival in Europe

The upkeep of the almshouse premises, namely West Hackney House, 15 Northwold Road, London, N16, and thereafter to apply the income of the Charity for the benefit of the almspeople of the Charity.

To provide culturally appropriate social and drama activities for children and young people in the local BME community

Provision of grants to institutions to assist Jewish religious education and for general charitable purposes including relief of poverty.

To relieve poverty or financial hardship from people living in North London by assisting in the provision of education/training and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals and families in need to become self-sufficient.To relieve the physical, emotional and mental sickness of people living in North London by the provision of advice, support, referrals and counselling.

to advance the religious and other charitable work carried on by the members of the Congregation and to care for those members thoughout their lives with the Congregation.

Provision of education for girls by way of grants or bursaries

Provides hot freshly cooked 3 course meals to homeless and vulnerable people at two weekly drop in sessions. The sessions cater for between 50 to 150 people. We also provide practical advice on where to find emergency accommodation and work with outreach and health services. We also run a gardening project that involves services users in growing the vegetables that contribute to the meals.

Bethnal Green Spear Trust runs pre-employment training courses for young people living in East London. The Spear Programme is a highly interactive, award-winning twelve-month programme that equips and supports disadvantaged 16 to 24 year olds to place them into long-term employment. 75% of Spear completers enter employment, education or training, and remain there a year later.

Advancing the education and development of pupils at Simon Marks Jewish Primary School with particular regard to the advancement of the education of such pupils in the Jewish Religion and the Jewish Faith.