Charities In Kensington And Chelsea

To advance children and young people's chances in life through (A) The provision if Arts, Culture and Leisure Time activities provided in the interest of social welfare and design to improve their quality of life (B) The advancement of education in particular in performing arts, carnival arts, visual arts and digital arts.

We work with local councils, organisations and industry to provide safe sewing workrooms. We support the strong sewing cultural heritage within different ethnic communities, refugee families as they pass their sewing skills onto their children, continuing their cultural tradition and practising sustainable garment making methods. We promote family bonding through adult and child sewing workshops.

The Charity will make grants to charities in the UK and abroad for purposes that are exclusively charitable under English law.

Supporting educational and cultural initiatives, in the UK and abroad.

The charity is specifically restricted to the preservation and protection of health for the public benefit by the provision of counselling

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of the art of music, particularly brass band music, in and around Fulham and the UK more generally, through:a) the operation of an amateur brass band;b) facilitating the musical education of band members;c) the presentation of public performances;

The main activities of our organisation are as follows: Supplementary mother tongue classes for Albanian children and computer classes for mothers; Provisions of social events for Albanian community in London.Drop-in Advice,information, councelling, advocacy. regarding housing, immigration, health etc.

Provides advice and guidance to the Management of Hyde Park and KensingtonGardens on user issues and concerns.Promotes the Parks including producing a regular newsletter and website.Raises public awareness of the Parks through organising events.Financially supports projects that contribute to the conservation and well being of the Parks.

WestPoint-sustainable Community Development is a registered charitable organization and has a passion to make a difference to disadvantaged, underprivileged and underrepresented individuals, groups and communities.By promoting social inclusion for strengthening and empowering the community;What We DoEducationEmploymentESOL ClassesEmpowering Girls and WomenRecreationResearch

The charity runs an orchestra for advanced amateur players which rehearses and performs in the London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Three concerts are put on each year which are open to the public.

The Charity provides religious & educational program/activities to the community and members. Our venue is meant to accommodate both young and elderly, male or female. Families can gather for socialization and that young generation can benefit from the elderly knowing their roots and traditions.

Religious activities.

To promote for the benefit of the inhabitants of North Kensington and the surrounding area, over the age of 50, by the provision of recreation facilities or leisure time occupation of those who need such facilities by reason of their age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances with the object of improving the conditions of the said inhabitants.

The principal activity of the charity is to provide support to benefit vulnerable people living in poverty in Morocco and to benefit young people living in the UK.

Our organisation provide lessons and classes for Mongolians in London. As well as organising cultural events throughout the year.

provision of access to the general public, to a variety of artistic activities, these include, costume design and creation; fabric alteration, garment custimization; dance, drama, creative writing, drumming, steelband classes, internships in addition we are now providing training workshops in fashion

The preservation, conservation and restoration for the public benefit Kensal Green Cemetery, in particular the monuments, buildings and burial records.

We serve a diverse group of individuals, including children, seniors, and people with disabilities, by providing needed services and advocacy. We are committed to supporting their needs, celebrating their cultural heritage, and helping them navigate their new lives in England. We aim to create a community where they can easily blend in and make significant contributions to the wider society.

Friends of Jack Tizard fundraises for activities and resources to enhance the wellbeing and education of students at Jack Tizard School and in the west London Community. In particular, it seeks to enhance the wellbeing of students, local disabled children and young people and their families by extending the use of the school's state-of-the-art hydrotherapy pool after school, weekends and holidays.

The Foundation has the charitable object of promoting the arts by the creation and implementation of a lighting scheme of artistic merit for London's bridges. The Illuminated River project will transform the capital with a unified kinetic artwork across up to 15 of Central London's bridges.

Building a community; Link the parents, the school and the students (designating parents delegates, writing of charters and codes of practice); Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils; Regular Newsletters; attending school council and joint Parents/Board Comittee

Research and information on the life and works of Elizabeth Gaskell, and the promotion of her works through talks, conferences, seminars, publications, outings and any other appropriate activities.

Local conservation

Organizing local lectures and other events to raise money to support the Kensington Day Centre and its members, including providing activities and holidays for members and undertaking improvements to the centre.

As a body of Christ we reach out to the community by the word of God and we support various food banks.