Charities In Hounslow

Organise 'fun days' and outings where the children and their families can meet and form friendships.Provide a network of support and a forum of education for parents with visually impaired children.

To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national andinternational communities

Develop Isleworth Public Hall as a vibrant and sustainable community venue that is a hub for the local community.With partners, provide services that build social cohesion, reduce inequality and make a positive difference to people's lives.Help to improve the fitness and wellbeing of people living in and around Isleworth.Contribute to the voluntary sector in Hounslow and surrounding areas.

Educational support provision

The Lampton Lodge is an out of town centre for Young people of Hounslow. It is a base for D of E work and other youth activities.

The Cross & Dragon Trust exists to support the ministry of the church in its traditional form of male priests. The original donor (now deceased) has provided a small legacy which fulfills the objects which include provision of a youth worker. The trustees are going to support his work with young people in the form of an activity week.

Self help group including capacity building and empowerment from the local community. This is done through life coaching and outreach. Other activities include supports all people seeking help with the benefits system & PIP, finding services, and immigration in English or fluent Farsi.

Encouraging the teaching of Panjabi in primary, secondary and tertiary level.

provides education/training to young people of all race, gender and religion from age 7 to 16. The charity is also engaged in religious activities, give help to the general public, provides drug and alcohol counselling service to young people and also provides advice, advocacy and information to young people.

Religious services

to have gathering to run book clubs for our members to have poetry reading night in the native languages of refugees and ethnic minorities to provide advocacy for their legal processes and to have art activities for them. last year due to corona moat of these activities where through Zom.

HELP AND BEFRIENDING TO ELDERLY AND DISABLED PEOPLE WITHIN THE TW7 POSTCODE AREA. THIS INCLUDES TAKING 'CLIENTS' TO HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS, DOCTOR'S SURGERY APPOINTMENTS, SHOPPING, BEFRIENDING AT THE 'CLIENTS' HOME. SOCIAL GATHERINGS SUCH AS COFFEE MORNINGS AND OCCASIONAL OUTINGS.

the charity provides Community Help Desk that provides advice, support, guidance and assistance in welfare rights, employment, career planning The charity also runs adult English free classes and free computer classes The organisation also in collaboration with other groups and organisations, has been running various health related awareness and training programmes

Shipped donated football kit and books to Uganda.Paid for family learning training and a co-ordinated the trainers input.Paid for electrification and water projects in schools.Paid for books for the family learning centre from a local publisher.Delivered stories and assemblies in UK schools about life in Uganda.Promoted Education to End Poverty with the local MP.

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Raise money and give to good causes.

Supporting Arts in Hanworth, particularly choral and instrumental music.

Daily ESOL/IT classes. Providing advice, information and guidance on daily basis & organising monthly workshops over Islamphobia & religious extremism. Weekly football games for youths & adults & organising monthly meetings for elderly people.

Relief in Need in the Community

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the TW4 area of LBH and the surrounding area by associating together the inhabitants and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations to advance education, protect and preserve health and the environment, relieve poverty, sickenss and distress and provide recreational facilities and any such charitable purposes.

Promoting the health of the community through the sport of rowing (with an emphasis on sculling)

1. The relief of people with special needs by: a) the provision of arts therapies; and ??b) advancing the education of the public of mental health issues2. To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society.

West London YMCA's mission is developing opportunities to transform young lives. The charity aims to show Christian faith in action in its local communities. West London YMCA works through supported housing, training and development, youth work and children's activites, open to all and prioritizing youth with fewer opportunities.

Using Faith-Based Programmes STARI (Spiritual Therapy Against Rage Issues) and POGA (Power Of Good Advice) to reduce violence in prisons and communities. Helping men to manage their anger constructively. Educating the societies to become spiritually incline against greed and selfishness. To promote peace and law abiding citizens.