Charities In Merton

The SWL and St Georges MH NHS Trust Charitable Fund works in partnership with the Trust to invest and promote projects that will make a tangible benefit to staff, service users and carers in SWL.We fund people and projects striving to improve care, support recovery and prevent mental illness by supporting charitable initiatives that add value beyond the limits of what can be funded by the NHS.

SHCF runs events and activities that bring information to the St Helier Estate and surrounding area. With the aim of improving the lives of the residents of this area. Including well being days, activities for disadvantaged children and social interaction for older people.SHCF also takes part in or runs events that brings the community together to strengthen community ties.

Participation in this non-party-political group helps older people in Sutton and surrounding areas overcome social isolation by monthly forum meetings, outings and other activities; the group also conducts research and campaigns on relevant issues, representing member's views on local decision-making committees.

The Academy Choir, Wimbledon, gives between two and three major concerts a year, mostly in the excellent acoustic of St John's Church in Wimbledon. We employ brilliant soloists for these occasions and the Academy's own professional Orchestra or Baroque Players, depending on the repertoire. We also sing in English Cathedrals and other Churches a few times each year.

A museum providing information about the history of industrial activity in the Wandle Valley with particular reference to the River Wandle and its mills both at its premises in Mitcham and by way of outreach to schools and community centres

We are a choral society which rehearses regularly and gives public concerts. Our objective is to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music.For further details please visit our website: www.putneychoralsoc.org.uk

Provision of care and support for those affected by current or previous crisis pregnancies, including crisis pregnancy counselling and post - abortion counselling, befriending and other practical help;Information and education to schools and other community groups

University of the Third Age

To advance the education of the pupils at Hillcross Primary School by providing and assisting in the provision of equipment and facilities.

Garfield PTA holds fundraising and social events to:a) provide goods and services to support the Garfield Primary School and advance the education of its pupils; b) encourage parents to become involved in their children's education; c) build and maintain the school community; d) develop the school's links with the local community.

Scouting activies.

UK-Jeremiah Project - deliver RE lessons in Merton schools Love Mitcham - Churches Together project - outreach, evangelism , street pastor training. Tate Road Tots -- educating disadvantaged and disaffected students India and Sri Lanka - supporting vulnerable familiesBrazil - fostering unwanted children

WCA has focused its resources on developing and managing a website that promotes community space and activities in the Merton area - a one-stop shop for organisations and individuals seeking community space and groups. Trustees believe this maintains the charity's legacy, alongside facilitating in-person events, in supporting and promoting a wide variety of community space and activities.

To help and assist in re-homing Springer Spaniels to good approved homes , to aid and advise owners with problems with Springer Spaniels especially to help an owner to keep their dog rather than re-home it where appropriate . To ensure that the dogs recieve any veterinary care required before re-homing , assess the welfare requirements of the dogs and advise prospective new owners accordingly.

To advance the education of the pupils of Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School, Burlington Road, New Malden, KT3 and to connect them with the wider local community

The Charity provides Dutch language and Dutch/Flemish culture classes to primary school-aged children from homes with one or two Dutch-speaking parent(s), as a means to help these families maintain the Dutch language and retain links with their cultural heritage. The geographical limit of the charity is the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and close surrounding areas.

The Squad provides opportunities for people with learning disabilities to have fun, socialise with their peers and work towards realising their true potential. We embrace a culture of social inclusion and encourage members to try new activities and learn new skills.We believe our members are our greatest asset. We encourage them to help run the club and support them in having a voice.

The promotion and advancement of Education, Hindu Religion, Arts and Culture for young and old.

To improve the quality of life of the Asian elderly and disabled people living or working in the London Borough of Merton.

Provides First Aid Training to the Public, employees and self employed.Provides First Aid cover at events.Provide training in Citizen Emergency Response Training.Let training space to charity and local community groups to provide income to cover rent to local authority for training and meeting facilities.

To provide accommodation to be used by the minister (and their family) of Oasis Church, Colliers Wood, London SW19 or if not needed to provide accommodation for another family.

Making donations to meet funding requirements which cannot be met from the allocated school budget. Donations are raised from fund raising activites managed on a voluntary basis by the parents and teachers and are used to provide repairs and renewals to the school buildings, grounds, furniture and equipment, fund educational trips and events to advance the education of all pupils.

The LSWCCA is a non political, non-sectarian, voluntary and charitable organisation; working for equal opportunity across race, gender and culture. Membership is open to ethnic chinese settlers and their descendants, as well as supporters interested in sharing the Association's Aims and Objectives of relieving the need, poverty and hardship and promoting the advancement of education amongst its me

We operate as a "Friends of" Association raising funds for the school. Our objectives are to develop effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school; and to engage with activities or provide equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils

To relieve the needs of children/young people (0-25) who have a disability and associated ill-health by the provision of: fully inclusive therapeutic play, sport and recreational and other opportunities; support for parents, families and carers; advocacy of disability awareness, accessibility and inclusion; with a view to promote inclusion as well as their mental and physical health and wellbeing.