Charities In Islington

THE SUPPORT OF CHILDREN BEING EDUCATED AT ST LUKE'S SCHOOL, RADNOR STREET, LONDON EC1V 3SJ BY PROVISION OF FUNDS FOR REFURBISHMENT OF THE SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND OTHER PROJECTS, THE AWARD OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND BY DONATING MONEY TO THE SCHOOL FUND TO PROVIDE EXTRAS FOR CHILDREN BEING EDUCATED AT THE SCHOOL AND FOR THE STAFF BEING EMPLOYED BY SCHOOL

Odd Eyes Theatre opens communication across cultures and enables social inclusion with theatre productions, training and community events.

Promoting the advancement of education

The Charity takes young homeless people into safe flats rented to us by The Peabody Trust and we help them with support through all stages to work and independence.

We run a bereavement counselling service for adults and children in the London Borough of Islington, and a Cold Weather Shelter for the homeless over the winter months. The latter operates out of 8 local churches, one for each day of the week.

We offer appropriate play, education and care facilities and family learning to low income families.

The key services we offer are:- Educational, vocational and employment training - Information Advice and Guidance (i.e. employment, welfare benefits etc)- Digital Inclusion, ICT, ESOL and Employability workshops- STEM Programme (robotics, coding, mobile phone apps design and software programming)- Supplementary and after school learning activities in Maths, English (KS2, KS3 & KS4)

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS IN THE SCHOOL.

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

Objectives are to advance the education of children for the public benefit by utilising the commitment and life experience of older people as volunteer members of the community.

COMMUNITY BASED NON-AUDITIONED CHORAL SOCIETY, REHEARSING AND PRESENTING CONCERTS IN LOCAL VENUES, COMMISSIONING NEW MUSICAL WORKS, PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN AND IMPROVE SINGING, OTHER MUSIC-RELATED SOCIAL AND ARTISTIC SERVICES FOR MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS

Gospel Mission-religious and social for N.E.London.Through the Mission and Chorley Community Church

The WWC provides advice, information, advocacy to African Portuguese Speaking refugees, asylum seekers and migrants. It services are provided in different subjects such as; immigration, housing, welfare benefits, community care, debt/money, education, employment and training, interpreting and translation services. It also carries out home visits.

PROMOTING HUMAN RIGHTS, GENDER EQUALITY AND RELIEF IN NEED

We provide a number of activities to help build our local community. Social inclusion is key to our work in our efforts to build social cohesion. We work with families, youth , elderly the unemployed, the homeless individuals refugees and the BAME communities to effect changes in their situation. We work through one to one sessions and group session to ensure change is on going.

We work to improve co-ordination of services and resources allocated to Africa communities and ensure their voices are heard, addressing barriers and services are put in place which recognize our ethnic, cultural and religious needs. Our range of services; advocacy work, social activities and support for elders, children, young people, single parents and adults who lack appropriate support network

Managing and maintaining an organic green space open to the public and providing a range of facilities and activities for the local community.

The Club helps educate young people through their leisure time activities to develop their physical,mental and spiritual capacities adding to their personal development and improving their quality of life It achieves its objectives through physical training with a focus on boxing as exercise and for competition. Membership of London Youth offers a wider selection of youth activities.

Provision of Islamic Prayers and Classes

Face2Face, Video and Telephone Bereavement Counselling, Peer Support Group Counselling, Preliminary family counselling, Health Well Being Project Activities, Over 60's mobility exercise classes, Yoga, Dance, stretching, meditation, Social away day trips, Group walks, Tea/Coffee meet up chat groups Fundraising Events Cake Bake, Pub Quiz, info on practical issues surrounding bereavement

THE PROMOTION OF COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN HEALTHY RECREATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 6 TO 18 IN THE CITY OF LONDON AND THE LONDON BOROUGHS OF BARNET, BRENT, CAMDEN, HACKNEY, HARINGEY AND ISLINGTON BY THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR THE PLAYING OF FOOTBALL AND OTHER SPORTS CAPABLE OF PROMOTING PHYSICAL HEALTH AND FITNESS.

To advance education, training, research and development of psychoanalytic psychotherapy provided by public organisations in Europe and surrounding regions and to define and protect standards of training required for a practitioner to be competent to practice on behalf of the service providers.

The Charity was set up to acquire the school playing field in Hurst Avenue, Crouch End, London N6, which had been used by the staff and pupils of St. Aloysius' College since 1912 under a Lease agreement.The Charity supports the College by ensuring that the sports facilities at the playing field are maintained to a high standard and enhanced for the benefit of staff, pupils and community users.

THE PROMOTION OF EQUALITY AND DIVERSITY FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY:(A) PROMOTING ACTIVITIES TO FOSTER UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN PEOPLE FROM DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS AND;(B) CULTIVATING A SENTIMENT IN FAVOUR OF EQUALITY AND DIVERSITY.We have held educational seminars and breakfasts in the UK, including events where we have had foreign speakers from diverse backgrounds.

Friendly club adjoining Hampstead Heath for new and experienced bowlers. Free coaching provided. Members compete at county and national levels. Self owned and managed bowling green/clubhouse for use of members and local community. Other activities include gardening and bridge club/school.