Charities In Islington

The charity provides empowerment and self-development workshops to underprivileged youths. This is done in partnership with local community clubs and schools. The main area that the charity operates is London and surrounding areas.

The Music Centre is both a registered charity and a company limited by guarantee. It provides high quality musical tuition, both choral and instrumental, to children and young persons of and under the age of twenty one in and around the London Boroughs of Islington and Southwark. It operates under the names 'Music Centre London - Islington' and 'Music Centre London - Southwark'.

Trustees are pleased to report that the Fellowship continued ministering many people successfully , improved membership strength, succeed in Evangelism, Visitation of Members, helping needy, increasingly reaches the community and tremendously growth during the year in advancement of Christian Faith in accordance with doctrine set out in Statement of Faith as contained in our Trust Deed.

The activities that the church holds are Sunday services and prayer meetings on Wednesdays. Sunday services consist of prayers, praise and worship (singing songs), Sunday school lessons, collection of tithes and offerings, and a sermon by the Pastor. The church supports its members and the wider community through prayer, financial support, and counselling.Address: 50 Dame St, London N1 7F

Laamiga is a voluntary community organisation run by women for women who want to become financially independent and gain more meaningful employment. Laamiga's mentors work with mentees to help them improve their self-confidence and sense of wellbeing. In turn, mentors gain an understanding of women from different cultures and an opportunity for personal development.

The Blueprint Theatre and Film Co is a small production company. We make theatre, film and exhibitions about, with and for our local communities. Based in the heart of Berthold Lubetkin's Bevin Court, we live by his motto that "Nothing is too good for Ordinary People"

Arco provides high quality music education and bursaries to young people in the Londonborough of Islington. We raise awareness of BAME and SEN/D musicians and provide accessibleopportunities to participate in classical music to young people in the London borough of Islington.We do this through active engagement with the community of the London borough of Islington.

we support children's education by offering the schools supplies to primary schools located in the city of Medina, part of Dakar ( the capital of Senegal) and to others regions all around the country

JCF is a charity set up to support young people with mental health difficulties manage their moods (emotional, behavioural and conduct disorder) successfully. The main ways are through mentoring, drama, art and dance services and training for professional staff and community members; and providing families and young people with a family support.

To help young people towards responsible adulthood by encouraging valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct, using a nautical theme based on the Royal Navy

Bible Studies:This is open to the general public and at the short meetings, the word of God are shared. The Bible is explained in more details and the beneficiaries have the opportunity to ask any question that they need clarifications about.It gives the people a local Church where they could be inspired through Bible teaching and a medium that could create a meeting point for socialisation

The income of the charity is to be distributed by the trustees in such manner as they shall see fit among ordained clergy serving or employed within seven London deaneries viz City of London, Southwark, Islington, Bermondsey, Tower Hamlets, Hackney and Lambeth deaneries, and seven other central London parishes viz St Ann Westminster, St Clement Danes, St James Westminster, St Giles in the Fields

It provides educational courses, learning activities, and facilities for young people to develop their knowledge and skills to reach their full potential.

TO RELIEVE THE NEED OF THE COMMUNITY PARTICULARLY THE UNEMPLOYED BY ADVANCING THEIR EDUCATION AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT, BY PROVIDING THEM WITH THE SKILLS NEEDED TO ENABLE THEM TO GAIN EMPLOYMENT. PROVIDING SPORT FACILITIES, RECREATION OR LEARNING IN THE COMMUNITY CENTRE THUS MAKING A DIFFERENCE. RELIEVING THEM AND THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF THEIR HEALTH. PROVIDING HUMANITARIAN AID OVERSEAS.

We campaign on behalf of pensioners. Give advice through our monthly newsletter, have monthly town hall meetings with prominent speakers on wide subjects, organise day trips, participate in other events such as fund raising for worthy causes, signpost to older people's services, and also campaign in support of the National Pensioners Convention.

WE PROVIDE ADVICE AND GUIDANCE ON WELFARE BENEFIT ADVOCACY, INTERPRETING AND TRANSLATION, ESCORT FRENCH SPEAKERS TO DIFFERENT SERVICE PROVIDER ACROSS LONDON, AND ESPECIALLY WE ARE BASED IN ISLINGTON. WE RUN AFTER SCHOOL CLUB FOR CHILDREN AGED 5-16, TEACHING FRENCH & CULTURAL ACTIVITIES. WE ALSO RUN ACTIVITIES FOR OLDER PEOPLE.

We are a church that meets for worship and Bible study.We carry out preaching work in the local area.We tend to the needs of our members and to some extent of others in our area.We contribute financially to charities in this country and abroad involved in preaching and welfare work.

To assist those in need in the former Metropolitan Borough of Islington through an annual distribution of food vouchers through local churches, charities, organisations and local Councillors

Guidance and referral of members of the communityand integration. Interpreting, information, advice and guidance.

Newington Green Action Group is an all-volunteer, grassroots charity. We have been around for more than 20 years. We played a big role in reviving Newington Green but as the area has changed, so has our focus.We are now prioritising our community cohesion work and concentrating on making Newington Green a good place to live for all - especially our most vulnerable residents.

Running a community garden, involving all the local community through education, recreation and social activities

Organise fund raising and social events for the school to bring the school community together and help fund activities and equipment for the children.

We run sessions every Saturday morning at Hornsey Road Children's Centre from 10:30 to 2pm, with resources and facilities to aid creativity and sensory needs of autistic children. The children have free play/craft activity, soft play and lunch. Once a month we have a special activity: outing, workshop or entertainer. Parents are given the opportunity to join a support group.

The advancement of education for the public benefit through the provision of support to Central Foundation Boys' School and its pupils, including (without limitation) through the support of the maintenance, enhancement or improvement of facilities, resources and educational opportunities at the School.

Runs advice sessions to develop skills for children and young people with Dyslexia/autism and their families to develop strategies to help.Runs an helpline for parents. -07968 334230Runs support to families of children with Dyslexia autismAdvice to parents of children with dyslexia/autismRuns a community links food project for disadvantaged familie