Charities In Luton

To work towards improving housing conditions for people of West Indian origin. To encourage good relations between the differenct races. To study and explore the history and cultural customs by the indigenous population and bring the two communites together to form a better understanding. To improve West Indian cultural arts and crafts.

The relief of the poor and needy or such other charaitable purpose or objects as the Rotary Club of Luton North shall in duly constituted meeting from time to time direct.

Active participation in the community, locally and within The Scout Association. Participation in team and individual sporting activities. Attendance at local church. Discussions on various subjects including site visits. Outdoor activities including camping, sometimes internationally. Group and individual instructions and advice to enable members to gain badges in varied subjects.

The objective is for the benefit of the public.A- To advance Christian faith in accordance with the statement in such ways in the UK or the world as the church council.B- To relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision of funds, goods or services, counseling and support to the publicC- To advance education in such ways in the UK

Dunstable Men in Sheds is a member of the UK Men's Sheds Association. The Men's Shed movement provides a community based atmosphere for men over 50 to engage in hobbies, community projects and general socialising. The Shed has workspace fitted with machine tools, etc, which are available for all to use. www.dunstablemeninsheds.org.uk will tell you more!

The main activities of Giver of life apostolic mission church includes life teaching, counselling, individual & group prayer meeting, mothers & babies group sessions, youth meetings, drug/alcohol support and local business prayer meetings.

BCPD Trust provides the following services to young and disadvantaged people wanting to advance their education, skills, profession or want to improve their health through sports participation. Listed below are some examples;o MS Office Tools Trainingo Training on Interview Techniques, CV Writing and Job Searching Techniqueso Sports Training and Coaching

Our objectives include providing recreational facilities for adults with learning disablities. Allowing members to socialise with their peers in an informal setting. Activities include bingo,darts,ball games & music to dance to.We encourage social interaction/ speech by conversation with peers & staff over a soft drink or a cup of tea & snack..We offer help & advice as required to members carers.

Promoting improvement in the standard of driving by preparing candidates to take the IAM advanced driving test. Holding monthly indoor meetings (in locations across the area on motoring related topics.

We provide practical and emotional support to Asylum Seekers housed in Luton, mainly in local hotels. We do this chiefly though a twice weekly drop in where clothing and toiletries can be accessed and the provision of a social space with refreshments. Advocacy and support is provided by a number of trained volunteers. We work closely with partners including Care4Calais, Red Cross, Discover Islam.

Proclaim Gods salvation through preaching, teaching and distribution of Christian literature. Counselling. Financial aid to orphanage homes and people in need. Children and youth education ministry - helping them.

To advance the education of the pubic in general by providing information in all aspects of the transport heritage, vehicles and artefacts relating to bus and coach operation by the former United Counties Bus Company and other bus/coach companies in the Great Ouse Valley area.

To advance the education of the pubic by such means as the trustees see fitThe relief of povertyThe preservation and protection of good health, in particular but not exclusively by the operation of the Al Noor Ambulance Service in Pakistan.

We are a parent run Friends association raising fund to help support school activities and special events for the children.

The Learning for Wellbeing project forms the basis for all our projects that build on personal and collective capacity and provide work placement opportunities for Nyabingi members, volunteers, university and college students. Activities includes counselling, therapeutic music sessions, gardening, learning courses, health awareness and living, cook and eat, women's group and community transport.

Supports young people across Bedfordshire to develop as musicians and has enabled: - young people from families with limited income to be able to attend holiday music courses and local music centres - young musicians to participate in master classes - school students to have access to musical events locally and to a supply of musical instruments and printed music.

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.

To assist the music service to facilitate high quality and diverse musical teaching and experiences for all the young people in Luton and its surrounding area(s).

Provison of drop-in and outreach activities for young disadvantaged persons, using arts related activity to promote a return to education, training and/or employment

The friends raise money by holding various concerts, car boot sales, our strawberry tea, xmas bazaar, bbq/luncheon, various raffles, church stall/tea bar, sunshine bags.

London Community College is a high quality training provider whose focus is on assisting those disadvantaged in society to achieve accredited qualifications.

Deliver training to increase the health and wellbeing of children, young people, adults and older persons

1) advance the Christian Faith 2) relieve poverty, sickness and distress of women and their families, particularly, but not exclusively those who are homelessness, unemployed or have suffered bereavement, by the provision of financial or other assistance; 3) advance education for the benefit of the public, on the basis of Christian principles.