Charities In Leicester City

General charitable purposes;Education & training;Medical/health/sickness;Disability;Relief of poverty;Overseas aid/famine relief;Religious activities;Accommodation/housing for the needy;Animal welfare;Environment/conservation/heritage;Economic/community development/employment;Supporting other charitable institutions

THE OBJECT OF THE COMMUNITY IS TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE BY ANY SUCH MEANS AS ARE ACCORDING TO THE LAWS OF ENGLAND EXCLUSIVELY THE ISLAMIC RELIGION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRINCIPLES OF SHIA ITHNA-ASHARI SHARIA TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO THE POOR MEMBERS OF THE FAITH.

Vaishnav Sangh of UK has two Havelis (Temples) that the trustees manage and their details are:Vrajdham Haveli (inaugurated in November 2011)58 Loughborough RoadLeicester LE4 5LDTel: 01162245308Shrinathdham Haveli (inaugurated in September 2019)2a Rosslyn CrescentHarrowMiddx HA1 2SUTel: 020 8861 1207

World Harvest (UK) seeks to advance God's love in the UK & worldwide by church planting, encouraging grace-renewal, and partnerships in ministry. We also operate a network of ASHA Charity shops, assisting organizations, particularly in South Asia, by providing funds for the relief of poverty, healthcare, education, and economic development, including giving to hospitals, schools in poorer areas.

Criteria; We support projects in areas where Samworth Brothers is an integral & important part of the local community.We support clubs and organisations who promote community participation in healthy physical recreation of particular sports & in the education of healthy nutrition.Our main target group is young people under aged 18 years old from hard to reach and disadvantaged groups.

The principal activity of the company in the year under review was that of a temple.To advance the Hindi Faith for the benefit of the public in accordance with the teachings of Shirdi Sai Baba as set out in the Satchantra in particular through holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religiuos festivals, producing and distributing literature on Shirdi Sai Baba's teachings.

Al-Islamia Institute for Education provides education according to the EYFS framework and the National Curriculum in an Islamic environment suitable for all children irrespective of their background or origin. We aim to provide a quality learning environment and to foster and instil Islamic principles and spiritual and moral values based on the Holy Quran and the Sunnah (life-style) of the Prophet

Breaking Down Barriers is a charitable organisation working with communities in nationwide. The charity was established in 2016 to increase community participation in a wide variety of sports as a result of requests from the community.The charity focuses on empowering the community through sports, focusing on physical and mental health.

Providing support, care and friendship for the elderly and young persons through the provision of day facilities. These offer companionship for the socially isolated, craft clubs for people with disabilities, a befriending scheme, a free mobility aid loan scheme, access to wheelchair friendly woodland walks, bird hides and an outdoor classroom facility for youth organisations and school groups.

To relieve the suffering of animals & provide/maintain a rescue home for unwanted animals & provide treatment for sick & ill-treated animals. To provide a re-homing service for animals fit for re-homing with a neutering/spaying option if needed. No animal will be put down, unless on the advice of a veteniary surgeon.

Provides "open access" supervised play facility known as New Parks Adventure Playground set on parkland. Open year round for out of school activities,holiday playschemes and school visits. Age range 5 - 14 years, all children must register. Free at the point of entry,registered with Ofsted No EY358325 and operating on this site since 1979.

Care and protection of stray and unwanted animals. The relief of pain and suffering and sickness among animals. The prevention of cruelty to animals.

The charity provides religious needs of Sikh community. We arrange Sikh collective worship, Sikh weddings, celebrate Sikh festivals. We also cater for individual family's functions i.e. birthdays and family group meetings. We provide educational facilities. We provide advice and information about social and legal matters. We provide special facilities for women groups and old people.

The advancement of the Christian religion according to the Holy Scriptures as contained in the Confession of Faith set out in the schedule hereto in the United Kingdom, and to such parts of the world, as the Trustees may from time to time determineThe furtherance of such other purposes as are exclusively charitable under the laws of England and Wales as the Trustees from time to time determine

The charity's objects ('objects') are specifically restricted to the following:1. To advance the Christian faith2. To relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good healthby the provision of funds, goods or services of any kind3. To advance education in such ways and in such parts of the United Kingdom or the world as the trustees from time to time may think fit.

The trustees meet regularly throughout the year to consider appeals and other charitable causes brought to the attention of the trustees (where these comply with the "area of operation"). Donations are considered where strong local needs have been identified in accordance with the trust deed.

ObjectiveSLMFL aim is to promote and benefit community in the advancement of religion, education and facilitate events.RecognitionThe SLMFL manage to obtain building on a rental basis for worship and social gathering.ActivitiesWeekend classes for Children and Adults , Friday Jummah prayer, Congregational Ramadan prayers, Eid ul Fitr & Eid ul Adha Celebrations will be held.

Highfields adventure playground association is an open access play provision for children aged between 6 and 14 years in the Highfields and surrounding areas of Leicester. We are open all year round and provide a wide range of activities, freely chosen by the children in a safe and child centred environment.

We aim to benefit disabled people by promoting services that facilitate independence in daily living and full integration into society with active participation.Our work involves a variety of projects, training and provision of information.

Advance the understanding of IslamPromoted citizenship British values and language classesHelp young people through leisure and recreational activities.Successfully, students graduated with high results.Highest award given to a student from Madrasah Imam Bukhari, by the Federation of Muslim Organisations of Leicestershire. Youth Awards.Started Two new nursery classes.

1. After school tuition to children on Islamic studies, conducted by part-time paid staff and volunteers;2. Advice to parents on how to progress the Islamic education of their children.

Streetvibe is a service that uses informal educational methods to engage with young people, offering them someone to talk too, somewhere to go and something to get involved with. All of Streetvibe's services are aimed at young people's voluntary engagement and are open to all. Most of the engagement with young people is through both structured and unstructured group work sessions.

The Federation of Muslim Organisations (FMO) exists to service the needs of the Muslim Communities of Leicester and Leicestershire. Since 1983, the FMO has a working relationship with a number of public, private and voluntary sector organisations and has facilitated a number of projects to help meet the needs of the Muslim community in areas such as Youth, Housing, Education and Social Welfare.

All For Music - Leicester believes that music can change lives. All For Music - Leicester is a charity whose motto is Music for Everyone.We provide education, training and performance opportunities in music to people of all ages and from all backgrounds, particularly children and young people providing them with routes into a variety of careers.

Specialist knowledge of dementia care in the communityFinancial support and benefits accrualPop in centre for advice and supportA choice of local social activitiesReferral to specialist "person centred" dementia care in the communityFamily support and respite timeA full assessment of the person's needs and a choice of care