Charities In Islington

Relief of PovertyEducation

Somali community Centre undertakes the following activities: Advice and information Service to our ease their access to services available locally; Housing Advice Service for the benefit of our clients advice relating to their housing needs; and Out-Reach service where we support families to ensure their needs are met.

Opera Integra provides performing experience to amateur and aspiring professional singers. It caters for those who want the challenges of operatic roles and for those who enjoy the challenge of opera choruses. Performances are staged and normally sung in English to facilitate the enjoyment of opera by the general public. Concerts of operatic excerpts in the original language are also arranged.

The charity exists to finance the Primary School in two ways. Firstly by supporting capital projects that could not be funded from the school's main state budget and secondly by funding initiatives that enrich the children's curriculum and life.

Provision of support to charities and individuals involved in development in the third world, education and promotion of the Christian faith - particularly as it is demonstrated practically in Africa.

THE ACTIVITIES ARE : MOTHER TONGUES CLASSES, MUSIC AND DRAMA CLASSES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE BETWEEN 8 - 19 YEARS OLD, OUTREACH SERVICES FOR FRENCH SPEAKING, TRAINING ON HEALTH ISSUES AND HEALTH FITNESS FOR WOMEN/girls.PROVISION OF INFORMATION AND SUPPORT FOR THE FRENCH GROUPS ON HEALTH, WELFARE RIGHTS, AND SIGN POSTING TO LOCAL AUTHOGreenwich, Bexley and Lewisham are our geagraphique area of work.

Recreational activiies, physical activities and lunch club.To provide social and recreational activities for senior citizens living in the London Borough of Islington and Hackney.

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS FOR PROJECTS TO RELIEVE PERSONS WHO ARE IN CONDITIONS OF NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS BY REASON OF THEIR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES AND TO FURTHER THE EDUCATION (INCLUDING SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL TRAINING) OF SUCH PERSONS. DURING THE YEAR TO 31 MARCH 2015 THE FOUNDATION MADE GRANTS TO SECOND SIGHT IN THE UK,

To advance the education of pupils in Dallington School, London, in particular by:Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school;Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

Run adult religious education classes for the local communitiesRaise funds for the good causes of the trut -

Organises prayers groups, religious seminars and public celebration of religious festivals to promote religion.Prepares extra curriculum activities such as theatre, music and dance for children and young people to support them to build up their skills and abilities.Provides used clothing, basic grocery shopping, temporary accommodation, small grants to those in need to relieve poverty.

To fundraise for equipment, activities and services not otherwise provided for by the Education Funding Agency or Bellevue Place Education Trust.

The promotion of the welfare of children and mothers of newly born children and expectant mothers of South Islington and the immediate vicinity thereof.

Music & Arts

Religious Activities to the general public/mankind.Provides Services and advocacy/advice/information.

Providing skills development workshops, employment support and work placement opportunities to the unemployed, Job seekers, low skilled and those Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET) to enable them gain the right skills, confidence and personal awareness to facilitate their progression into employment, self-employment or further learning.

For the public benefit, to relieve the needs of children and young people with sensory, communication, motor and medical complex needs (including Autism Spectrum and Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties) and by extension their families and carers in particular by the provision of projects, sessions and workshops focused on the beneficiaries' play, development and relationships.

To advance the education of the public in Highgate by providing, or assisting in the provision of a public library and associated services including, but not limited to, information and study facilities, educational programmes, courses, classes and lectures. To provide or assist in the provision of facilities at Highgate Library and Highgate Library Civic and Cultural Centre for meetings, classes.

Street DancingDramaDJ'ingSingingFootballTable TennisVideo GamesTripsSnooker and many more...

We give grants directly or indirectly to promote the education and training of those under the age of 25 who live or work (or at least one of whose parents works) in the ancient parishes of St Olave and St George, Southwark and St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey.

TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO THOSE GRANTED REFUGEE STATUS OR WHOSE FIRST LANGUAGE IS NOT ENGLISH LIVING IN THE LONDON AREA BY THE PROVISION OF A DROP IN CENTRE TO PROVIDE TRAINING FACILITIES AND SUPPORT SERVICES SO AS TO ADVANCE THEM IN LIFE AND ASSIST THEM WITH THE ADAPTION WITHIN A NEW COMMUNITY,

Gives bursaries to Economics students at London Metropolitan University suffering financial hardship.Organises public lectures once every 18-24 months (on average).

To provide opportunity to as many children as possible in underprivileged Africa by focusing on the development of education, health promotion initiatives and social service in areas where other agencies have not yet ventured and by working in collaboration with other agencies in the UK. We are currently working to provide an orphanage home, school and clinic for children in Zimbabwe. Your donatio

Relief of distress amongst girls and young women primarily in the area of the former Metropolitan Borough of Hampstead and the Diocese of London. If the income is not required for the above, it may be applied along the same guidelines amongst boys and young men.