Charities In Kensington And Chelsea

Living with Equal Opportunities promotes, supports and develops high-quality play opportunities and services for children and young people in Hammersmith & Fulham and surrounding boroughs. It provides support, advice, guidance, training and resources to small voluntary and community groups that deliver play and youth activities for children and young people in Hammersmith & Fulham.

The Parochial Church Council of the Church of St Simon Zelotes has the responsibility of co-operating with the Incumbent in promoting within the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical.

From 1 April 2017 DreamArts CIO is the charitable structure for the work of DreamArts Trust (registration 1070614) which was established in 1999. The mission of DreamArts is to transform young lives through arts and therapy, delivering award-winning projects where they express themselves on their own terms, explore their challenges and build their strengths so they can realise their potential.

Regular public worship open to all, with particular emphasis for area within the parish. Teaching and promotion of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups, and the staging of events Pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation.

To supplement the services provided by the Royal Marsden Hospital by contributing to the provision of facilities, refurbishments and equipment that may benefit the health, welfare or comfort of its patients, former patients, their families or staff.

The Friends provide services within the hospital to enhance the patients' stay. It also buys equipment for Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. It does this through various fundraising activities throughout the year.

St Cuthberts Centre was set up in 1990 to relieve poverty, support mental health and wellbeing, and to promote social inclusion in Greater London. During weekdays, our charity provides a multi-course lunch from surplus food, free of charge to 350 marginalised adults per week. In addition, we have a Mental Health Coordinator, a counselling service, a network of support services and activities.

St Sepulchre's is part of the Church of England. We promote the Christian religion, with a particular focus on the workplace and music, as the National Musicians' Church. We provide regular Christian worship services, open to all; and the teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. We also provide a venue for the staging of concerts and other events, such as lecture series.

The Church exists to witness the good news of the God made known in Jesus Christ. St Peter's seeks to be open to God and relevant to the needs of the neighbourhood.

Our primary purpose is to transform the lives of disadvantaged children. Our principal intervention involves working in partnership with schools to create self-help communities that provide therapy, support and practical advice to children and their families. In this way, we improve the mental health of the children and advance their education.

A church working within the ethics and the ethos of The Church of England.

Track Academy helps young people realise they are more than the circumstances they are born into, fulfil their true potential and develop as positive members of their community. Track Academy?s strategic headings namely; Educational Support; Athlete Development and Mentoring helps young people are affected by the social and economic condition of both the environment and the people around them.

Creation of beautiful, balanced, and relaxed learning environment using various colours, positive affirmations, images, inspirational quotations, and educational information on photo-wallpaper in the schools which increases the student?s awareness and creativity. The corridors have friezes with different themes depending of the ages of the children.

Provision of inclusive Performing Arts education for childrenof all ages including Excluded Students, children with special educational needs andchildren of varying abilities.

PROVISION OF RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION FOR FULL-TIME INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

To further the relief of poverty, hunger, distress and sickness through empowering Lions Clubs International Foundation. No defined area of benefit.

The PCC?s activities are primarily focused on the advancement of religion, with public benefit. All regular public worship is provided free of charge and open to all. Donations to other charities and our own projects provide public benefits in the relief of poverty and need, whether within or outside the ecclesiastical parish, often for minority groups with particular needs such as the elderly.

Youth work, subsidise nursery, community space for several activities

Raise funds and apply the funds of the Charity and any income thereof for the maintenance of the fabric of Christ Church and to promote and raise funds for other activities of benefit to the local community centred on the church.

MEANWHILE GARDENS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION AIMS TO ENHANCE THE LIVES OF RESIDENTS IN NORTH KENSINGTON AND NORTH WESTMINSTER BY PROVIDING SAFE AND INCLUSIVE OPEN AIR LEISURE. PLAY, TRAINING AND EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES IN OUR FOUR ACRE COMMUNITY PARK

To provide grants and bursaries to pupils of Notting Hill Prep School, who would not otherwise be able to attend the school, to enable them to further their Education.

The objective of the charity is to further the education of the students of Richmond, The American International University in London Inc, by the provision of:Facilities and EquipmentRestricted and Unrestricted cash donationsScholarship, endorsements and special educational programmes

(a) providing information and advice about local health & social care services (HSC);(b) making views & experiences of members of the public known to health and social care providers;(c) enabling local people to have a voice in the development, delivery of local health and care services & facilities and;(d) training and development of skills for volunteers and community in monitoring HSC

The Charity runs a food support services for residents aged 18 or over who suffer from financial hardshipThe Charity runs a baby bank service offering baby essentials to families in Kensington and ChelseaThe Charity provides peer support and complementary therapies to residents who suffer from PTSD as a result of the Grenfell Tower Fire

This Kensington Church, open to everyone, provides for the community weekly Sunday Church Services, a Sunday School, Wednesday Testimony Meetings, a Christian Science Reading Room bookshop and sponsors regular free lectures. All details are on our church website www.firstlondon.org, with world-wide links to daily articles, podcasts and videos about Christian science.