Charities In Haringey

The objects are to provide facilities for healthy recreation and sport for young people between the ages of 6 to 18.All the assets were donated from that club to the new charity on the understanding that the charity would continue to provide similar facilities and recreation as the old club.

An ecclesiastical charity with a community school.

Regular public worship open to all;provision of sacred space for personal prayer;pastoral services including visiting the sick and the bereaved,promoting Christianity through events,meetings, and literature distribution;promoting the whole mission of the Church through activities for senior citizens,parents, toddlers youths etc; supporting other charities in UK and overseas; weekly homework club.

Chandran Foundation aims to help young people from all backgrounds achieve their potential. Our tutors work with under 11s to improve Maths and English and build confidence. Chandran Foundation runs after school clubs, now called GetSmart clubs for primary school children to improve Maths and English skills.

Finsbury Park Sports Partnership is a sports facility management company, working in the London Borough of Haringey where the sports facilities are located. It aims to support local community organisations including sports clubs, schools, voluntary sports groups and commercial sports organisations by providing a location where they can participate in sport activities.

We provide education and training services for the benefit of residents living in London Boroughs who wish to maximise their potential in life by exploring opportunities to develop their life long learning and personal growth.

'after school' educational and recreational clubs

Religious activities

The church runs two services and a toddler group each week. There are other adhoc services and activities at different times during the year.

THE CHARITIES OBJECTS ARE TO PROVIDE GRANTS FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED , RELIEF OF POVERTY AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF RELIGION AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.

Parent Club delivers Kitchen Clubs, where parents with pre-school children meet to prepare and share healthy, easy to cook food. They are designed to improve mental wellbeing through supporting parents to make new connections, learn new skills and make a positive contribution. Improved skills in healthy eating and parenting are also key outcomes. We currently work across North-East London.

In producing their assessment of the benefit to the public provided by the charity, the PCC confirm thatthey have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charities Act 2006 to have due regard to the CharityCommission?s general guidance on public benefit and in particular, the specific guidance on theadvancement of religion for the public benefit

Activity projects for young people

To promote and advance the education of young people and to develop their capabilities and skills by the provision of training courses with a view to enabling them to enhance their prospects of employment and conditions of life and to promote community participation in healthy recreation and other leisure time occupation for young people to improve their conditions of life.

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Grantmaking for the relief of poverty, the advancement the Orthodox Jewish religion and education.

The charity supports the development of young people by providing them with essential life skills such as teamwork, emotional regulation, communication, and leadership. Through a combination of structured sports programmes, mentoring, and personal development initiatives, we aim to promote healthy lifestyles and positive behaviour.

Haringey Play Association supports and develops opportunities for all children and young people to be able to experience and enjoy high quality play provision, through supporting groups and individuals and providing direct services across Haringey and London.

Advancement of the Jewish religion and culture among Jewish communities throughout the world

Chestnuts Playgroup (Haringey) provides an educational service for 2-8 year old children. We have morning, afternoon and full day services which are between 9.00-6:00pm, open for 38 weeks a year. we offer flexible hours taking into account children from any ethnic background, working parents, students, lone parents and children from disadvantageous backgrounds

i. The advancement of the orthodox Jewish faith.ii. The relief of poverty, sickness and infirmity.iii. To help young people, especially but not exclusively through leisure time activities, so as to develop their skills and capabilities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society.

The principle activity of the West Green Playgroup is the provision of pre-school playgroup activities. It offers a safe and welcoming environment for children between the ages of 2 and 5 years old where they can make friends, play, learn and make a smooth transition to school. Regular fundraising events are organised to help maintain and enhance the existing facilities.

The playgroup provides early learning and childcare for children aged 2 - 5 years old.

To promote a safe and stimulating environment for the care and educational, emotional and personal development of under-five children. In particular we work towards the five Every Child Matters (ECM) objectives of ensuring our children are healthy, safe, enjoy and achieve, make a positive contribution and we help to ensure our childredn develop their skills for the future.

The principal activities of the social enterprise are an artisan bakery, bicycle workshop and light manufacturing. This work provides time limited (usually 3 months) trainee placements for men and women who suffer from mental ill health and forms a part of their recovery and social inclusion. The aim of the enterprise is a move on of trainees to employment or further training.