Charities In Richmond Upon Thames

Supporting and training young men and women as sea cadets.

OPSF seeks to advance the education of the pupils at Orleans Primary School by the granting of funds to provide and assist in the provision of facilities for education at the school in line with the School Development Plan and its strategic priorities.

Fundraising activities within the school, to raise funds to provide the children of Lowther School with extra activities to enhance their learning.

The club provides social and recreational opportunities for people with learning disabilities with encouragement of social inter-action and use of ordinary community services.

The aim of the Scout Association is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities. This is done by providing a scheme of progressive training, based on the Scout Promise and Law, and guided by adult leadership.

Provides indoor and outdoor educational and recreational activities for young persons working through the Scout Association training programme and the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme. Also provides occasional accommodation for local amenity groups.

TO MAKE RICHMOND A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE, WORK AND VISIT

The restoration, maintenance, preservation, repair and reconstruction of Christian Churches and Churchyards (and of any fixtures and fittings in the said churches) in the County of Surrey.

To encourage the sport and leisure activity of rowing on the Thames in traditional craft and to extend this facility to persons who are disabled or otherwise disadvantaged.

MSSC is a sports and social club for visually impaired people and sighted members. We run regular cycling, walking, bowls, darts, swimming, canoeing and social activities including quizzes, theatres, brewery tours and much more from our base in Colliers Wood, Merton. We try to partner with other organisations in Merton and beyond that support us through fundraising and shared activities.

Weekly (in term time) rehearsals leading to concerts twice or three times a year open to public.

The Church provides religious services for public worship, including the dissemination of Spiritualist teaching and philosophy, together with special services throughout the year, along with events and functions

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.

To educate the general public in bee-keeping.

The charity provides facilities, training and coaching for the playing of amateur football.

NPL Hockey Club exists to promote the sport of amateur hockey to men, women and juniors in the Teddington area.

Restoration, maintenance and improvement of the buildings and spire of St Matthias Church (Richmond, Surrey) and Community Centre

Scouting activities for boys and girls in Teddington (Richmond on Thames)

Makes grants to organisations (incl. schools, charities etc)

Scouting activities: The group activities promote development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals and responsible citizens and members of their extended communities. We do this by providing enjoyable and rewarding training activities both indoors and outdoors, based on the Scout promise and Law, and guided by adult leaders

Grants made to St James the Great School to provide additional resources. Support has been given to enable additional provision to be provided for disadvantaged families to enable them to have access to a wide range of extra curricula provision.

Making grants to individuals and groups resident in the Eccliastical Parish of Petersham as constituted in 1900 for relief of poverty and education

The charity will promote, support and facilitate the continued creative development of the principles of Outreach and Partnership (O&P) education programmes between state and independent schools.Partnerships involve independent and state schools working together based on collaboration and cooperation to provide education and development opportunities to all pupils and staff involved.

Fund raising events to raise monies for school purchases

TAO runs a drop-in service 3 full days each week for people with long-term mental health difficulties - this provides space to socialise, quality meals at cost price, art group, drama group, therapy, massage, board games and other activities as and when volunteers are available to run a group. All activities are free.In addition we provide occasional subsidised meals (eg: Christmas) and outings.