Charities In Lambeth

AL MUWASSAT COMMUNITY IN UK was established for:1. The Advancement of religion by the provision of grants to assist with funeral arrangements in accordance with the Islamic Faith for those who cannot afford to pay for them. 2. To relieve the mental and physical sickness of persons suffering from bereavement or loss by the provision of counselling and support for such persons

Advice, Counselling and Church Ministry within the community and abroad.

STEPPING STONES PROVIDES A RANGE OF MUCH NEEDED EDUCATION AND LEISURE CLASSES FOR ADULTSWITH LEARNING DISABILITIES, ENABLING AN OFTEN NEGLECTED SECTION OF THECOMMUNITY TO WORK FROM A BASE WHERE THEY CAN MAKE NEW FRIENDS AND BUILD THEIRSKILLS. THE CLASSES PROMOTE HEALTH & HYGIENE; EXERCISE & FITNESS; THE ARTS, SKILLS FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING AND SELF-DEVELOPMENT.

The object of the charity is to promote spiritual growth and education of the Gospel in our community

To provide resources, training and a supportive infrastructure that help people to develop their capacity for compassion and wisdom - to be kind and wise. The first initiative created by the charity was a programme called the '16 Guidelines for a Happy Life.'

Preschool for children aged 2 1/2 to 5 years old

The community centre continues to be widely utilized by the community and neighbouring residents. The community centre hires out the main hall which accomodates up to 100 people, two meeting rooms for training and courses, a multi-purpose creche room. It also has two fully equipped kitchens, two storage rooms for equipment and a large garden to the side of the building.

The provision of regular Christian worship in accordance with Church of England practice, and the provision of pastoral support to the congregation and to the wider community.

Theatre in the community running education workshops for young people and a professional programme of work supporting new and emerging artists.

TRANSFORMING THE LIVES OF THE UK's MOST DISADVANTAGED 16-24 YEAR OLDS LIVING ON LONDON'S MOST DEPRIVED ESTATES - AND IN SE KENT (FOLKESTONE & DOVER).DELIVERING UNIQUE AND INSPIRATIONAL 10-WEEK PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILM COURSES THAT EMPOWER THESE HIGHLY VULNERABLE YOUNG PEOPLE - SUPPORTING EACH TO ACHIEVE THE MOTIVATION, SKILLS AND EDUCATION TO MOVE ON TO FURTHER EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT.

Education, health and general welfare.

To support such charitable objectives of The Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000 as the trustees from time to time think fit, in particular by: the promotion, maintenance, improvement and advancement of education by the encouragement of the arts, and the advancement of English heritage for the public benefit.

The charity operates as a venue for hire for weddings, birthday parties, christenings, meetings, seminars and many other events as well as home to a number of small local voluntary organisations that mostly serve the needs of local older people including Streatham Darby and Joan Club. Our premises are often used by many other local voluntary organisations and private individuals for parties etc.

KSO is an amateur orchestra aiming to promote and develop public education in and appreciation of classical music though its public concerts. KSO prides itself in its commitment to new works and revival of neglected works. It also encourages young musical talent by providing students and amateurs with an opportunity to perform concerts at the highest possible level.

Youth Development Sport & RecreationTrainingResidentials

To provide confidential emotional support to those who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those who may be at risk of suicide, at any time of the day or night in order to improve their emotional health and to reduce the incidence of suicide.

(1) to relieve sickness and protect and preserve good health in people suffering from eye disorders;(2) to promote research into eye disease and its treatment and publish the useful results thereof;(3) to advance education in the subject of eye disease.Holding of scientific meetings, conferences and courses and awarding of prizes for valuable contributions to meetings and research;

Beaconsfield is constituted to educate the public in the arts: a charity which specialises in providing a resource for the development and presentation of contemporary visual art.

To provide/assist in the provision of resources & facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation/leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstancesTo advance the education of the public generally on reuse of scrap and waste materials for environmental protection

The charity was established in 1869 to manage the Hibbert Almshouses, established in 1858 by Sarah and Mary Ann Hibbert for the elderly of the ancient parish of Clapham.

Activities for both church members and the local community, showing the love of Jesus in word and deed. Sunday worship services with Sunday School and creche. During the week small groups meet for Bible study, prayer and fellowship; 2Ts for pre-school children and their carers, and an over-50s' afternoon meeting.

We work with isolated and marginalised local people, bringing them together and, via mutual self help, increasing their health and well being and sense of being valued and helping them intergrate into wider society. Most of our members are excluded from mainstream society, whether by poverty, disability, age or background. Many are elderly and more than 50% have physical or mental health issues.

The Charity?s objects are to advance, transmit, spread and propagate the religion of Krishna Consciousness as revealed in the teachings of Bhagavad Gita As It Is and Srimad Bhagavatam as taught by the Founder ? Acarya A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada and in accordance with the tenets of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness

TO ENABLE STUDENTS TO ACHIEVE HIGH LEVELS OF ACADEMIC SUCCESS IN THEIR REGULAR SCHOOLING. TO REDUCE THE EXCLUSIONS OF DISADVANTAGE YOUNG PEOPLE. TUITION FOR ENGLISH, MATHS AND SCIENCE LESSONS AS WELL AS INDIVIDUAL MENTORING AND ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES. TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF PARENTS THROUGH ADULT LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND BY ENCOURAGING THEIR INVOLVEMENT IN THE EDUCATION OF THEIR CHILDREN.

The Quay Players was established as an amateur musical theatre group in 1997. We are affiliated to the National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA). We rehearse at St. Anne's church hall, Thorburn Square, London SE1 every Tuesday, 7.30pm-9.30pm, and generally perform two shows a year: a pantomime at Christmas and a musical in July, plus regular cabarets and open music nights.