Charities In Lewisham

To relieve the poverty of those granted refugee status and asylum through the provision of vocational skills training, advice and support to enable such people to obtain employment

Maintenance & support of the minister at Lewisham URC

We provide a weekly Club for senior citizens, where we provide time to chat and make new friends, tea and biscuits and an hour's entertainment, and we have occasional outings.

The charity offers assistance ,both clerical & financial , to youth work .

ACTIVITIES AIMED AT OBJECTSOFEAHR provides various racial equality and human rights activities among others.These includes* Advocacy, Trainings, Seminars and Discussion Meetings with all concerned. * Please refer to the main document obtainable from the Charity Commission and the Organisation.

School Trust fund

The money from this charity is for the benefit's of the youth in the parish. Maintaining property for youth falls within this remit.

Activities of a UK church mainly, but not exclusively, carrying out the following:(a) the celebration of public worship ;(b) the teaching of the Christian faith;(c) promoting and supporting the Christian mission and evangelism;(d) pastoral work (including visiting the sick and the bereaved);(e) the provision of facilities with a Christian ethos for the local communities

Preaching the Full Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ and Reaching out to the poor and needy with the provision of financial and material resources to improve their lot and teaching proven biblical principles for an abundant life.Collection and Provision of items of clothing and toys for poor children in Africa and other parts of the world in collaboration with local charities

To relieve the needs of people of Ekpoma, Nigerian and African Communities in UK by provision of information, advise and support through education, training and raising funds to help with activities that preserve and protect good health, advance education, employment, promotion of amateur sports, reliefs from immigration challenges and help our community members integrate into British Culture.

ACA is a strategic alliance of voluntary self help group established for the relief of need and to improve the qaulity of life of those who are Amannagwu or Amannagwu descent with preference for those who live in the United Kingdom in particular by the provision of information, advice,guidance, asylum and immigration support, bereavement and care for elderly. To work with overseas projects, ETC.

Increasing public interest in bells and the art of bellringing, providing training opportunities for our members and the public, improving existing rings of bells and providing new rings of bells.

Providing a social club for disabled adults and children giving respite for parents and carers.Club nights are every 1st3rd & 5th Tuesday each month we provide arts and crafts,quizes,cooking,games etc.

Teaching Igbo people who are British citizens how to speak their native language of "Igbo" and cultural updates.

Provides facilities for cricket, hockey and football. Each club/section makes special provision for young people

We advance the Christian religion by evangelising and promoting the Christian religion to the community using different media;We will promote education for those who can neither read nor write the English Language and without access or use of computer in the community.We will help those experiencing temporary challenges with getting accommodation and rough sleepers in the community;?

WE PROVIDE SERVICES THAT BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY, WITHOUT PREJUDICE WORKS AT 98 PER CENT WITH DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE FROM THE BAME COMMUNITIES, IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: EMPLOYMENT SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TRAINING, AFTER SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, COMMUNITY INFORMATION PROVISIONS, HEALTH PROMOTIONS, GENERAL & LEGAL ADVICE, HERITAGE & CULTURE, COMMUNITY COHESION, UNDERSTANDING OF UK DEMOCRACY.

Somali Parents? Initiative (SPI) is an education charity located in Lewisham. SPI offers a number of services for the local community. Their main services are after school club, homework club and holiday club. SPI have a dedicated team of experienced tutors who are all DBS checked and undergo regular training.For more information, please visit www.spiafterschoolclub.com

The charity is established to empower young people in need and vulnerable adults of the African community in the London Borough of Bexley, surrounding areas, the UK and Africa to lead a normal life, to protect and preserve public health by the provision of HIV/AIDS and sexual health prevention services to the African community in the London Borough of Bexley, surrounding areas, the UK and Africa.

The firefighter foundation is committed to making the community aware of the importance of Automatic External Defibrillators and to donate Defibrillators to Schools and places that are significant to have them supplied there

Cricket and the welfare of cricketers.

The objects of the charity are "the relief and prevention of poverty in the ecclesiastical Parish of St Margaret of Antioch, Lee in particular but not exclusively by providing grants towards the relief or and otherwise to provide assistance to the poor, infirm or aged, for the purposes of assisting such persons in visiting the country, seaside or elsewhere for rest or a change of air ".

To provide weekly recordings in audio format containing local news items and features.

Long-term and persistent support to help young people achieve their potential irrespective of their behaviour, attitude or circumstances.Working to resolve the educational and/or skills deficiencies resulting from interruption/disruption to their academic progress.Raising the aspirations of young people and provides skills that empower and services that the young people need to achieve.

The South London Resource Centre for Visually Impaired People works in collaboration with the Eye Department at St Thomas' Hospital, London, to provide the optometric Low Vision service for Guys and St Thomas' NHS Trust.