Charities In Newham

Charity organise the Friday prayers every Friday by renting place in Leytonstone .Also the charity celebrate the both Eftar & Adha Eid every year in the same place where we perform the Friday prayer.

To cater for the social and general welfare of blind and partially sighted residents in the Borough of Newham, to provide assistance in necessitous cases, to assist in efforts in the prevention of blindness and to co-operate with the borough council in blind welfare work.

Furtherance and Sharing of the Christian Faith through service in the communities of E20

Rock of Ages Kingdom Ministry (ROAKM) is a faith based charity, which focuses on empowering and equipping individuals, through biblical teachings, discipleship and mentorship. We are communally focussed, with an ambition to provide transformative support and welfare to the vulnerable groups within our local community.

Youths in needChildren in needFamily support

To provide holidays for poor, sick or deprived children resident in the London borough of Barking and Dagenham, Redbridge, Havering and Newham.

General Charitable Purposes

TO PROVIDE MUSIC SINGING LESSONS TO ORGANISE AND DELIVER ARTS AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES TO THE COMMUNITYTO PROMOTE COMMUNITY COHESION THROUGH BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF COMMUNITIESTO BETTER HEALTH OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITYTO DELIVER EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES THAT PROMOTES ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF PEOPLE OF ALL AGES. THAT HELPS TO PROMOTE BETTER INTEGRATION.

NMP exists to promote the education of the public towards improving race relations in the east London area.

Our Base is a youth and community organisation based in Tower Hamlets.The organisation offers a wide range of community, health and sporting initiatives tailored to the needs of the community. It aims to provide a holistic service, which helps people, particularly those living in disadvantaged urban communities to re-engage with mainstream society and to bring oppurtuinities to the people of TH

Education/TrainingMedical/Health/SicknessRelief of PovertyArts/cultureSport/recreationEconomic/Community development/Employment

Orphan & Widow SponsorshipFundraising eventsEmergency ReliefWinter ReliefEducation Support

Acquisition, restoration and maintenance of historic ships built by the ThamesIronworks and Shipbuilding Company. Operation of educational heritage tours of East Londonwaterways in these historic boats for the general public. Build, establish and manage mooringfacilities providing employment and training for local people. Support other charitablecauses with operational surplus.

A) TO RELIEVE IMPECUNIOUS PERSONS, BY PROVIDING THEM WITH LEGAL FACILITIES PARTICULARLY IN CONNECTION WITH A POSSIBLE OR ACTUAL, CLAIM OR DEFENCE, BEFORE A TRIBUNAL IN GREATER LONDON, FOR WHICH THEY COULD NOT OTHERWISE OBTAIN, BY REASON OF THEIR IMPECUNIOSITY. (B) PROMOTING WELFARE AND DEBT ASSISTANCE FOR THE POOR AND THOSE IN NEED. (C) SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE HELP FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

We provide clothing, educational sponsorship and assistance to access medical care for children and youth from low income families. We also organise workshops and events aimed at empowering women and enhancing social cohesion. Through our volunteer programme we provide opportunities that create global citizens who actively take up social projects.

Providing public advocacy and support for disabled people mainly in the London Borough of Newham.

- Supporting victims of Domestic Violence-Supporting the Homeless- offering consumer advice - Sexual and mental health promotions and awareness.- General Health Promotion, outreach and advocacy works.- Teanage pregnancy, youth and young people services.- Training workshops and Seminars - Volunteering opportunities.- referrals to other specialist agencies.

HOLDING REGULAR WORSHIP SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY.

Mission View hosts programs throughout the year to educate the community about nonviolence, civic engagement, and sustainable development. We work with other organisations to organize the Voices of Hope. Autism awareness, Workshops in and around United Kingdom which include community film screenings. We also partner with schools and other Community organizations/groups.

Asian Diabetic Association (ADA)activities are follows: ADA meets once a month at Shrewbury Health Centre, Newham on first monday of the month. ADA provides information on diabeties, diet, foot health and associated health issues. ADA invites professional health speakers to give information on special issues such as eye care, looking after teeth, benefits in Asian languages.

The relief of porverty, hardship and the preservation and the improving their condition of life and protection of good health among Asylum Seekers, African Refugeee and Migrants, residing in the UK(the beneficiaries) in particular by provision of advice,information and counselling services on welfare benefits, housing matters, personaland financial matters, community services and health issues.

The charity is based in Plaistow, east London. It is centred on a youth centre and to this end it runs youth clubs 3-4 nights pw. Additionally it runs a volunteer programme, a glee club, sports activities, has a cycling group, annual camps, overseas expeditions and work camps, a drama group, discussion group and an annual talent show.

Our activities consist of weekly Sunday service. We also hold weekly prayer meetings, Bible study classes, and women, men, youth and children ministry meetings. Furthermore, we hold religious meetings and free social events during the year, linked with marking significant religious events such as Easter and Christmas.

Promotion of Christian faith through book distribution and allied activities.

Free perfomring arts programmes for young people in London and the surrounding area's.