Charities In Haringey

The organisation provides physical and emotional support for those suffering from cancer or other illness/bereavement either themselves or close family members (e.g.parents/siblings) by providing home help, company, support with attending appointments, days out, respite care, counselling, therapy, massage and other comforting / pampering treats to maintain their emotional strength and well-being.

The charity makes grants to institutions and other charities both in England and abroad

Bayis Sheli provides and maintains a residential home which meets the need for respite and long term care for children with a range of disabilities and learning difficulties.Bayis Sheli also provides recreational and therapeutic facilities and activities for children with disabilities residing at the home or from the wider public.

The charity provides nurses and careworkers for the sick and elderly and also makes grants for health induced crises.

We are a constituent of the Movement for Reform Judaism. Reform Judaism, is an informed and questioning, compassionate and egalitarian expression of a unique faith and culture, rooted in the tradition of the Torah, yet in dialogue with modernity.

The purpose of the charity is the preservation in perpetuity by the City of London Corporation of the open spaces know as Highgate Wood, Highgate and Queens Park Kilburn for the use by the public for exercise and recreation.

To assist in the provision of orthodox jewish education.

The provision of an Orthodox Jewish Girls School

Lecture courseLife skills trainingEducational and welfare grants to individuals and organisations

The charity manages the operations of the Yesodey Hatorah Girls Primary School and provides support and activities which develop the development of young people. It also provides scholarships, bursaries and other welfare grants.

The Harington Scheme provides a unique learning experience for young people and adults with learning disabilities and/or difficulties to help them into employment, further education or a more rewarding life through appropriate learning opportunities.

To provide education in the Community meeting the Cultural needs of the Stakeholders

Education of boys aged 5 to 13 years

The charity makes grants in accordance with its objects

Foundation Learning Programme, Job Centre Plus contract.We offer accredited training for;Adult Numeracy and LiteracyUsing IT E3 & L1Key SkillsL1 National Award Working with ChildrenNVQ L1 & L2 Retail and AdministrationNVQ L2 Child CareNVQ L1 & L2 Customer ServiceNVQ L1 in Sports & LeisureEmployability Skills & Personal Development enrichment activities & work experience.

Making grants to institutions in accordance with the objects of the charity.

The relief of poverty, especially food poverty, by means including the collection, sorting and distribution of food and other supplies to food banks that serve the needs of persons who are, or are in danger of, suffering food poverty.

Our overarching mission is to support and improve the lives of Orthodox Jewish children and youth, through the tenets of their culture and faith, to enable them to be successful in their life, and contribute meaningfully to society at large.We do this by:Providing cultural, religious & general education.Providing community activities.Providing support and relief to the most vulnerable.

Area 51 Education provides full and part time continuing education opportunities to young people over the age of 16 who have severe, profound or complex learning difficulties and physical disabilities.

Propagation of the christian religionGeneral Charitable purposesEducation / Training, Care and counselling

THE CHARITY SUPPORTS COUPLES EXPERIENCING INFERTILITY THROUGH SUPPORT, ADVICE AND FUNDING.

Selby Trust's vision is delivered with the ethos of "Many Cultures One Community". We manage community buildings & run community projects that respond to community needs whilst improving the life chances of disadvantaged communities in 5 areas: (a) facilities management, (b) Community development, (c) Community environmental development, (d) Community economic development, (e) Community safety.

To promote Jewish religion, education and social welfare by establishing, maintaining and supporting synagogues, schools, scholarships and charitable services by providing funds, either directly or by way of grants.

The charity supports and works one to one with young girls at risk creating a care plan for each of them which includes a key worker, mentor and, in many cases, therapy.

Inclusion Barnet uses lived experience of disability, including mental health issues and long term conditions, to create better services and more inclusive communities. Inclusion Barnet delivers services to disabled people and the wider community in Barnet.