Charities In Kingston Upon Thames

Organising School events such as Summer Fair, Fun evenings, Quiz nights, Cake sales, Picnics etc. in order to raise money to buy school equipment, toys and give donations to cver the cost of school trips

Dramatize is a professional charity, providing a range of theatrical workshops for adults with learning disabilities. Our aim is to make Theatre accessible for all and to change perceptions of artists with disabilities. This will be achieved by educating and furthering the personal development of our service users and ensuring they have experiences within the Arts sector.

Provision of care and support for those affected by current or previous crisis pregnancies, including crisis pregnancy counselling and post - abortion counselling, befriending and other practical help;Information and education to schools and other community groups

Part of the International Scouting Movement involving both boys and girls 6 years and older.The purpose of scouting is to contribute to the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

To further the advancement of Christian faith and the relief of poverty by educating members of the community as necessary.To teach the sound word of God.To organize children and youth activities, to promote unity in the course of developing deeper spiritual growth. To work in cooperation with other Christian organisation and support events to achieve Christian aims and objectives.

The charity works by raising funds from voluntary sources within the Diocese of Guildford which are used to make grants to assist local churches and faith-linked organisations develop and sustain community projects. Projects cover a wide range of public sectors including education, youth work, mental health, community development and the relief of homelessness and poverty in the local area.

Fundraising for Alexandra School; develop relationships between staff, parents and children to enhance school community

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION

Providing accommodation for several local community organisations (including a pre-school) and for church activities.

To advance the physical education of children aged 18 and under by providing opportunities for learning and playing hockey

The Charity provides Dutch language and Dutch/Flemish culture classes to primary school-aged children from homes with one or two Dutch-speaking parent(s), as a means to help these families maintain the Dutch language and retain links with their cultural heritage. The geographical limit of the charity is the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and close surrounding areas.

Helping to enhance the time that pupils spend at St Paul's SchoolWe organise small events for the community, children and parents at St Paul's School. We raise money to help to contribute to school purchases of equipment and items to enhance the pupils learning.

Provides First Aid Training to the Public, employees and self employed.Provides First Aid cover at events.Provide training in Citizen Emergency Response Training.Let training space to charity and local community groups to provide income to cover rent to local authority for training and meeting facilities.

The object of the charity is to advance the education of the pupils in the school. To do this we: develop relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school; engage in activities which support the school and advance the education of the pupils attending it; provide and assist in the provision of facilities or items for education for the school.

Raising money through summer and Christmas fairs, raffles, school discos, film nights, quizzes etc. Money raised has gone towards new equipment, a Patch to Plate Project and the annual Christmas pantomime among other school related things.

Every parent, carer or member of staff automatically becomes a member of the PCSA on joining the school and is invited to all PCSA meetings, which are held to organise fundraising and non-fundraising events and discuss ideas for future events, as well as to decide what the money raised should be spent on.

Fund-raising activities for provision of equipment and facilities for Malden Parochial School.

The LSWCCA is a non political, non-sectarian, voluntary and charitable organisation; working for equal opportunity across race, gender and culture. Membership is open to ethnic chinese settlers and their descendants, as well as supporters interested in sharing the Association's Aims and Objectives of relieving the need, poverty and hardship and promoting the advancement of education amongst its me

a) To promote public education in, and appreciation of, Baroque music (particularly Baroque Opera) through public concerts, study days and full-scale productions;(b) To encourage and provide an opportunity for amateur musicians to develop through participation in the performance and enjoyment of live performances of Baroque music.

The presentation of concerts and other activities to educate the public in the art and science of music

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for the sports of skiffing, punting, rowing and general water sports in the borough of Spelthorne.

We offer athletics provision for all ages, abilities and needs in the Croydon community, but mainly the young. We provide coaching, competition & officials for our athletes, local schools, championship events & youth groups. We promote theCroydon 10k & 3k Fun Run, supporting many charities & we help with Caterham Rotary 5k & Fun Run. We generate funds for CRY through photo donations & sponsorship.

To relieve the needs of children/young people (0-25) who have a disability and associated ill-health by the provision of: fully inclusive therapeutic play, sport and recreational and other opportunities; support for parents, families and carers; advocacy of disability awareness, accessibility and inclusion; with a view to promote inclusion as well as their mental and physical health and wellbeing.

GUIDING ACTIVITIES FOR GIRLS AGED 5 TO 25

To advance the education of the public in the subject of Hungarian culture (language, literature, history, music, drama, folk dance, other arts and crafts, etc.), in particular but not exclusively, among families with Hungarian connections in the South-West of London and the Surrey area.