Charities In Luton

provide a service that is able to respond when requested, to an emergency, through the provision of appropriate fire appliances, equipment and personnel properly qualified in their use.promote fire, personal and airfield safety.encourage knowledge and expertise within the field of airfield safety.provide and maintain an emergency fire and rescue service for the benefit of the public.

Promotion of any charitable purposes for the benefit of the Horn of Africa communities in the UK as well as abroadTo advance education, preserve and protect good health of refugees and migrant from the Horn of Africa living in the United Kingdom.Provision of advice and information.Fundraising and collection of donations for the relief, aid, and development projects in Horn of Africa

The sea cadets provides educational and recreational activities to youngsters between 10-18 yrs. They are taught life skills such as catering, communications, computer skills, mechanical engineering and all aspects of boating skills.

Beavers, Cubs and Scouts belong to St Josephs Scout Group, which is based in Blundell Road in Luton. They meet once a week doing a variety of activities which are all age appropriate and this includes camping normally once a year.

Arts Bridge Charity uses the Arts as a bridge to learning. Our work in local communities empowers participants by introducing them to art forms, making the arts accessible and encouraging them to take ownership of their creativity through practical and analytical exploration. Giving them the tools to create their own work and/or develop an informed appreciation of the arts.

Life MentoringLGBTQ and Disability Inclusive ActivitiesSocial Events and Safe SpacesRaising AwarenessThe preservation and protection of the physical and mental health of LGBTQ persons suffering from stigma or bias by the provision of Mentoring or Counselling and support for such persons and by such other means as the trustees may from time to time decide.As above for disabled people.

Offer activities for girls and women under Girlguiding UK

Provision of place of worship at Luton and Bible Study in London. Distribution of Christian educational materials. Sending of daily inspirational text messages through Textword.

Activities for the charity remain the same since inception.

We try to enable ordinary people in our community and neighbouring boroughs, from any denomination and background, to live out their faith through worship and prayer, bible study, missionary and outreach work. our church also aims to provide pastoral care to people in the community and reach out to those who are in need, sick or homeless.

Our main purpose is to advance the Christian faith through the teachings of the Bible and preaching the gospel. We hold Bible talks, family sessions, praise meetings, Bible study groups and Sunday School at our hall, plus monthly talks at Watford Central Library. We make a regular dispatch of literature on Bible topics, free of charge. We provide spiritual and pastoral care to our members.

The charity's objects are:To support the education where the need arises, especially in under developed and developing countries,To the relief of poverty, distress, suffering, starvation, sickness and any physical or mental disability in any part of the world andTo support any other charitable causes as deemed necessary by the trustees from time to time.

Global Children Relief seeks to provide assistance to the street children to rehabilitate and to provide them with quality education or an apprenticeship in a trade. Where children are having to work to support family members, we would seek to recompense the family in the amount that the child would earn and to provide that child with an education or an apprenticeship

Our activities are linked to our charitable purpose of alleviating poverty and unemployment through focusing on three key areas of need;1) Training in relevant employment and job search skills 2) Training in enterprise development skills 3) Personal coaching and mentoring on areas that enable people to live fulfilled and healthy lives. a4) Other community support activities

We run projects using the Afro- Brazilian martial arts capoeira, arts, music, dance and performing arts as the vehicle of education and the inspiration for people in UK. Our activities are aimed to support, children, young people, vulnerable adults, children with disabilities and families to develop their skills in order to have a better chance to integrate in the community and a better future;

Health and Well being ClubInformation Advice and Guidance

Performs 4 concerts per year in the Luton/Dunstable area for the benefit of local people. We are an organisation that promotes choral singing and trains local people to perform at concert standard.

2 Annual conferences in London; Local level programmes in Glasgow, Newport and Northampton; 21 days programme to commemorate the death anniversary of Lady Fatima (PBUH) held on local levels in Luton, London, Northampton, Manchester and Newport. Distribution of awards and gifts including air ticket. Recitation programmes in Ramadan, printing and sale of charity calenders to raise funds, Eid Fair.

Choral singing

PROVIDE A BUILDING FOR LOCAL GROUPS TO HOLD MEETING OR TO PROVIDE A SERVICE

To organise an annual competition to promote the art of dance.

The objectives of the group are as a unit of the Scout Association. The aim of the Scout Association is to promote the development of young people in acheiving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritial potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens, and as memebers of their local, national and international communities.

To pursue the objectives of the Guide Association concerned with the development of girls and young women

(1) The general ecclesiastical and charitable purposes of the Church of England in the ecclesiastical parish of Luton St. Matthew and /or(11) The relief in need of poor persons resident in the said ecclesiastical parish of Luton St. Matthew or enrolled on the parochial electoral roll of that parish.

The BNHS was formed in 1946 and its main function is to record the flora and fauna of the county of Bedfordshire. Over 20 recorders cover many branches of natural history study and their annual reports are published in the Bedfordshire Naturalist. The Society depends on annual subscriptions and members receive quarterly newsletter Wild about Beds and programmes of meetings.