Charities In Richmond Upon Thames

To advance the education of pupils at the School and to promote a public benefit programme by raising funds to:- enhance the pupils' academic/moral/emotional/social/cultural development- fund learning equipment & resources for the school and it's public benefit initiatives- enhance student participation in community outreach- fund educational talks to support school and local parents

THE CHARITY'S OBJECTIVES ARE:A) TO ADVANCE CHRISTIANITY IN GREATER LONDON & ELSEWHERE IN ACCORDANCE WITH CLAUSE 10 OF ITS MEMORANDUMB) TO RELIEVE POVERTY & ASSIST THOSE WHO ARE IN NEED C) TO ADVANCE EDUCATION BOTH GENERAL & VOCATIONAL WITHIN THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITHD) TO PROMOTE OTHER CHARITABLE OBJECTS AS THE TRUSTEES CONSIDER APPROPRIATE

Religious activities

To glorify God and serve Jesus, within the communities of Upper Halliford and Shepperton To reach out to all people in the community so that every man and woman and child can have the opportunity to hear, understand and receive the gospel of Salvation.To provide sound Biblical teaching and equip God's people to deepen their faith and share it with others. Provide and maintain suitable building

The Friends is SMSP's Parent Teacher Association (PTA). We raise funds to enhance and enrich the learning of all our children and support a vibrant community of parents and carers around the school. We hope to ensure all children at school get the most stimulating and rewarding learning possible, and organise events like our Christmas Bazaar, Quiz Night, School Disco and Summer Fair.

Sport and education for young people

Primary School Parent Teacher Association - fundraising for school

Newland House School Parents Association holds events, including fairs, quizzes, parties etc, to bring the school community together and raise funds for additional benefits for the children who attend the school.

We are an early years pre-school that take children from 2 1/2 to school age.

The Charity exists to relieve poverty, sickness, hardship and distress amongst young people living in London. To achieve this object, the charity operates a number of projects.

To give children and young people of all abilities regardless of race, disability; gender, cultural background or sexual orientation from within the geographical boundaries of the league an opportunity to enhance their lives by providing a safe and fun environment for them to learn, develop and express themselves through their participation in football.

Chiswick Money Advice Centre (CMAC) is an independent, community-focused charity working to alleviate poverty through the provision of comprehensive debt advice and accessible financial education. Our vision is centred on the whole person, meeting them at their point of need, and walking the journey with them until they get back on their feet. CMAC works in partnership with Crosslight Advice.

FRP aims to preserve the ecology of Richmond Park (RP) and its peace and tranquility. It promotes a "Tread Lightly" approach to RP through public education. FRP funds projects, and its volunteers: staff a Visitor Centre, do physical works, catalogue and publicise records and artefacts about RP, monitor large-scale events held in RP. FRP publishes guides and runs courses,walks and competitions.

Promulgating the Christian religion, Christian teaching, Christian social support. Support of other Christian and social charitable causes.

Church and charity activities

Supporting individuals on Gap year Projects Exporting Educational materials to Uganda Supporting Water projects in Uganda in Co-operation with the Rotary Club of Battersea and Claphamsupporting 4th Streatham Sea Scout Group with transport and International Exchange supportCommunity activity with the agedProviding Project support in Uganda

THE PROMOTION OF EDUCATION AND THE RELIEVING OF HARDSHIP AND DISTRESS IN THE AREA OF BENEFIT.

The 14th Richmond 'Viking' Scout Boating Centre operates as a centre of excellence as part of the Scout Association, providing boating activities on the River Thames, predominantly in and around Richmond. Young people from the scout movement and other youth groups are provided with experience of boating on the tidal Thames by Scout Association qualified instructors.

supporting the German School of London in Richmond/Surrey

Promote and encourage the game of Squash and Squash 57. Act as a representative body for Squash and Squash 57 and represent Surrey at the Council of the National Governing Body, England Squash.

Provide Financial Support for the Vineyard Primary School in order to enhance the education and welfare of all pupils of the school in accordance with the school development plan and strategic development plan

Provide support for the purposes of education, not provided for within the school's budget

We provide a safe, fun and engaging environment for young people aged 7 - 18 with a range of after school clubs and activities to support their physical, mental & emotional health & wellbeing. A particular interest is addressing the challenges youngsters face, especially those from the deprived areas of Hampton. We seek to guide their personal development and improve their life opportunities.

St Mark's Parochial Church Council (PCC) has the responsibility of co-operating with the Incumbent, Rev Jerry Field, in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the church, pastoral, evangelical, social and ecumenical. It has responsibilities for the Church building, grounds and hall at St Marks, Teddington.