Charities In Islington

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.

Grant applications of over ?5,000 invited to contribute to large scale or capital projects in North London for the promotion of amateur sport, advancement of education and relief of sickness as stated in our charitable objects.

The objects "The Objectives" of the charity shall be to support education and development programmes, arouse awareness, relieve poverty and sickness and promote self esteem and welfare among the deprived: the orphans, widows and the harassed and the disabled in African communities of the United Kingdom and Africa.

Employability ProjectsAfter school clubSports

The principal activity is Karate and fitness including bike riding and football activities to raise awareness of keeping a healthy living lifestyle by doing regular sporting activities. These activities were not sponsored. Trustees managed to give some contribution toward the realisation of the project. The attendance was great over 110 kids to place and directly benefited from this project.

Publication distribution in London, particularly in Holloway, Camden Town, Kentish Town, King's Cross, Angel, Marble Arch, Oxford Circus and Hendon Central. Conversations with individuals in these areas. Weekly church meetings made available in Hendon. Nursing Home meetings on Sundays. Christmas and Easter evangelism activities. Food and clothing provided for.

Environment, local amenities, planning, civic issues

Care of the sick, elderly and disabled in the London borough of Islington.

For the public benefit the advancement of education of children and young people through the provision of high quality 1:1 and group tuition to socially and economically disadvantaged children living in Islington and beyond.

Friends of Park OrganisationCommunity kioskGardeningAd hoc community events

The charity only operates in North London N17 area.We are envolved in helping poor and needy.

To Build strong relationships between parents/carers and school staff through the means of community events and fundraisers. Such fundraisers as Quiz Nights, Summer Fair ( Rotherfest), International Evenings, Fun Run and Christmas events.All Funds raised donated to the school to help further the children's education

The charity has been heavily involved with the side effects of the Crossrail and the Thameslink Schemes at Farringdon Station plus the PFI Construction Scheme at Bart's Hospital.

1) The advancement of the Christian faith worldwide in accordance with the doctrines set out in the statement of faith contained in the schedule. 2) The relief of poverty.

Drop-in service will be like helping for email to send, typing a letter, copying a CVs, printing out emailsend by employer, posting a letter, scanning a document, using computer for job searching, will beon first comer and first server. The same will apply on business plan writing.Fore the translation and interpretation service.

The charity strives to provide a positive alternative to the many risky behaviours that tempt our youths each day ( such as programmes organized to instill respect, self-esteem and knowledge of God; tutorial enrichment activities, leadership clubs, homework assistance for disadvantaged school students at risk of school failure).

A general overview of the conservation, and enhancement, of the environment of the London Borough of Islington with object of encouraging the promotion and safeguarding of its amenities.

Holding regular worship services in the community to promote the christian faith in the community.

The charity has been organising the followinf activities;1. Playschemes during the summer and winter holiday breaks for children between the ages of 5 and 12. which provide opportunity to stay close to their culture 2. Language school for for mother tougne languages.3. Celebration of annual Homowo-Asafotufiam-Nmaayem festival of the GaDangme people of Ghana

Funds are raised with members of the association performing Hindu religious functions, mainly at people's homes. No fees are charged, but most people donate some money in appreciation. Other income from Building society interest.Donations were made to other worthwhile causes.

General charitable purposes, education and taining, medical health and sickness,relief of poverty, disability,overseas aid and famine relief, religious activities, sports and recreation, arts and culture, economic, community development and employment other or none of these

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 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.

The charity provides supplementary education to young people up yo the age of 18 years.The organisation also provides social welfare help and support to over 50s men and women originally from the Horn of Africa living in London Borough of Camden, Islington, and Barnet.

Charity aims to give help to bereaved families who have lost a child under the age of 25.