Charities In Kingston Upon Thames

To have a conference for the Korean Missionaries in UK.

Beaver, Cub and Scouting activities provided in the Norbiton area, together with supporting activities, including events, hikes and camps. Area served is the London Borough of Kingston-Upon- Thames

Management Committee running New Malden District Guide Headquarters - Marion Hill House

(A) To promote the provision of facilities for the daily care, recreation and education of children under the age of 5 years and to promote the observance of good standards of childminding by the parents of such children and all persons and organisations providing such facilities. (B) To advance the education and training of childminders and other persons and organisations providing daycare facili

religious activities such as worship service, children's sunday school, bible study, summer church conference, missionary supporting, christian education, etc

Provision of services to members.

To raise money through various events throughout the year, to raise money to purchase items and pay for ongoing needs for the school as a whole for the benefit of the pupils.

Advance the education of the public in the history and heritage of Richmond Park and other Royal parks

providing finance for sports activities to under privileged collegeEstablishing an English resource centre

A wind orchestra offering musical education and appreciation to people in and around Surbiton. Membership is open to players of wind orchestral instruments to a minimum standard of grade 8. Forty rehearsals per year, through which members learn a range of music and can practice and hone their skills with players of a similar standard. Four concerts per year, sometimes raising funds for charities.

Support for London's Arcadia and related projects.

Raise funds to advance the education of the children attending Ellingham Primary School.

To provide or assist in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances with the object of improving their conditions of life.

The BSA provides additional support to the pupils of Bedelsford School which caters for children with special needs

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals.

Annual Summer and Christmas fairs. Wide range of activities which include sponsored events, competitions, quiz nights, fashion shows etc

Provide help for underprivileged children

We have a social meeting every last Tuesday of the month where ex-airborne soldiers can meet and talk about old war stories. We also arrange memorial trips to Normandy and Arnhem for our ex WW2 Vets plus having a few social evenings, such as an Xmas Dance, a summer BBQ and a race night when it is possible. We also make donations to other military deserving causes.

To advance the education of Tiffin Girls' School in Music by the provision of and assistance in the provision of grants and payments to cover and assist in covering the cost of musical instruments, concerts, tours and other expenses relating to the study of music that the trustees may from time to time determine.

Religious and social lectures and workshops and discussion circlesCharity fundraising eventsCelebrations of religious occasionsInterfaith eventsPart of Kingston Interfaith forumRegular prayersChildren learn through play programYouth programs

supports education of the poorest in the community particularly in home schooling, tuition support to individuals and community groups etc. The Charity's working names are: CityCare FoundationCityCare Education and Community TrustThe Elderly Club of Sutton & Merton (Zaeef Club)CityCare Tuitions

To relieve the needs of children separated from parents and/or other family members through divorce and family breakdown in particular by provision of a child contact centre to facilitate contact arrangements with non-resident parents and other family members in a safe, secure and neutral location and to provide such services in particular, but not limited to Kingston-upon-Thames & adjacent areas.

The choir operates in Kingston-upon-Thames and provides singing opportunities to members and non-members. Choir members meet for rehearsal one evening a week during term time. The choir performs once or twice a term at various venues, which have included Hampton Court Palace and the Victoria and Albert Museum. The choir also runs weekend workshops for non-choir members.

Arrange sports activities for young and adults persons.