Charities In Harrow

Aspire Powerchair Sports Club was established in 2002. It was set-up to enable young people who use powered wheelchairs the opportunity to play football.Aspire Powerchair Sports Club provide sporting opportunities through powerchair football. There are opportunities at every level from recreational right to the top.

The trust is currently helping to educate young poor children primarily in India and also providing relief from poverty.

We provide services to our local community, including the elderly, disadvantaged groups and youth. We support international projects and Rotary's own charity, The Rotary Foundation.

The advancement of the Christian religion in accordance with the Statement of Belief set out in the Trust Deed primarily by providing housing for leaders of Elmfield Church, 89, Imperial Drive, North Harrow, Middx. in the London Borough of Harrow or other Christian workers.

To advance the education of the public in the musical and operatic arts. To further the development of the public appreciation and taste in said arts. To promote operetta & musicals in furtherance of the arts.

The charity primarily cares for ladies who have recently given birth by providing meals, household assistance and putting mothers in touch with appropriate health carers as and when necessary.

Weekly church services in Stanmore, Harrow, London, open to everyoneWeekly youth club open to all local teenagers Weekly 'tots and toys' group open to all local parents and toddlersRegular house-groups and bible studies, open to everyoneFrequent fundraising events to raise money for overseas organisations, particularly in support of disadvantaged children

London Kalibari organises for all, but mainly for the members of the Indian Bengalee community, activities such as Senior Citizens' Luncheon Club, Women/Widows' Group, Yoga Classes, Music and Dance Classes, regular worship of Goddess Kali and other Hindu deities and the annual Diwali/Kalipuja on a larger scale. It also organises discussion and singing, based on religious and philosophical texts.

The Scout group provides a range of activities either at our weekly meetings at our headquarters building or on camps at scouting activity centres. These include adventurous activities which provide personal development for boys and girls between the ages of 6 to 14.

WE HELP TO ELIMINATE CHILD LABOUR AND EDUCATE THE UNDERPRIVILEGED. WE SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGE THE CHILDREN, WHO WERE FORMALLY ENGAGED IN CHILD LABOUR TO ATTEND SCHOOL. WE ALSO FEED AND CLOTHE THEM. WE SUPPORT VULNERABLE,ELDERLY AND SICK PEOPLE.IN ADDITION WE HAVE A WATER PROJECT FOR TWO VILLAGES TO PROVIDE CLEAN DRINKING WATER FOR THE PEOPLE.VOLUNTARY REIKI HEALING TO THE CHILDREN IN UK.

Provides club facilities for socially isolated elderly immigrants from India, living in Harrow & surrounding boroughs. Provides non-religious community facilities where elderly people can meet on a regular basis to socialise and participate in activities such as physical activity programmes, talks & discussions on health related topics which promote better health and wellbeing.

We promote all aspects of the arts. We arrange lectures, study days and outings; pay fees and expenses of lecturers. We have set up online access to events. We hire premises for meetings and acquire equipment and software as needed. Arts activities sponsored: £500 each to St Luke's Hospice for Art Therapy, Uxendon Manor School for Mosaics Project, Headstone Manor Museum archiving/art workshops

A charitable organisation facilitating community activities enabling cohesion of the local community by hiring out halls to the local community enabling activities to take place.

Friends of Woodlands (FOW) is the home-school association for Woodlands School. It is made up of a motivated group of staff and parents. We come together several times a year to organise social and fundraising events to help raise money for the school. Some of our activities have included international day, fetes, fund-raising for computing equipment and school accessible minibuses.

Pinner Park PTA has two main objectives: - To promote relationships between the staff, parents and others to do with the school; - To engage in activities or provide facilities or equipment which support the school financially or otherwise, and advance the education of our children.

The Friends of Harrow Weald work towards transforming parks into the very best community centres. For the benefit of both the environment and park users, parks should be carbon neutral and kept free from plastic and general litter, provide accessible drinking water and a safe environment for all with a strong emphasis on recycling and teaching.

1) To form a Christian Centre and missionary headquarters for evangelising the Gentiles. 2) To Gather different nationalities meeting and serving together in unity in their respective communities. 3) To provide the believers opportunity to assemble and have fellowship.4) To equip the believers for their work of the ministry. 5) To support other churches and enable the five-fold ministry function

Balanced programme of activities to develop young peoples life skills to take a positive roll in society.

Church services, bible studies, prayer meetings and have love and care towards people in need extending Christian values and beliefs.

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION IN THE ARTS BY THE TRAINING OF A CHOIR IN CHORAL MUSIC AND THE PERFORMANCE OF CHORAL MUSIC.

To develop the arts in music, dance and speech & drama. To provide a Festival for the youngsters in Ruislip-Northwood and surrounding areas to perform and compete against each other.

A free Saturday School for 250 pupils from 5 years to 15 years delivering a multi faith, value based spiritual programme. Sai Citizens programme was launched in December 2003 encouraging all pupils to work with local charities and organisations. Sai School youth wing is actively working with disadvantaged children and making a difference to the local community.

THE MAIN ACTIVITIES OF THE CHURCH ARE AS FOLLOWS;SUNDAY SERVICESWEEKLY NIGHT BIBLE STUDIES AT VARIOUS CENTRESORGANISING RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL MEETINGS FOR THE CHURCH MEMBERSRAISING FUND THROUGH MEMBERS AND EXTERNAL SOURCES.

The study and practice of choral music to foster public knowlege and appreciation of such music by means of public performance

(1) The advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the Basis of Faith, primarily, but notexclusively, within Harrow Middlesex and the surrounding neighbourhood; and(2) such other charitable purposes as shall, in the opinion of the charity trustees, put into practice theChristian faith in accordance with the Basis of Faith and practices.