Charities In Southwark

To advance the development and education of children, young people and adults by:a) offering appropriate play, education, care, family learning and out-of-school-hours services for children; andb) providing appropriate training and learning opportunities to improve the employability, well-being and personal development of young people and adults.

Provision of support victims of all race or faith related hate crime.Delivery of training re equality legislationIncrease participation and representation by Minority communities in local service planning and decision-making processes. Support, inform and educate local Public and Voluntary Sector organisations on race and faith equality matters relating to their specialist services.

advice and advocacy, and regeneration.

The principal activity of the charity in the year under review is to preach, teach, and practice the word of God according to the holy scriptures.To minister to the spiritual and temporal welfare of mankind with the view to attain eternal salvation.

The rescue, shelter and provision of veterinary care for unwanted or abandoned animals and, wherever possible to find them suitable homes. To help pet owners meet necessary veterinary expenses in certain circumstances should they be unable to do so and if funds allow.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation by the provision of facilities for the playing of hockey.To advance the physical education of young people not undergoing formal education in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing and coaching of hockey.

Promoting sport and healthy activity in the local area. Supporting community clubs in their individual activities.Working with Creation and other stakeholders to improve access to sport and healthy activity for residents of the Aylesbury EstateRunning of sports camps and afterschool activities for local children and training volunteers.

Parish within the Church of England in the Diocese of Southwark.

Operates multi-user community centre building and associated activities in Peckham, London SE15.

Anglican church

Religious worship, community development and support of local schools

Christian faith church of United Reformed Church for the benefit of the public in accordance with the Scheme of Union the United Reformed Church

Provision of Sporting Facilities for community sports clubs.

HEALTHWATCH LAMBETH?S OBJECTS ARE TO ADVANCE THE HEALTH AND THE RELIEF OF THOSE IN NEED BYREASONS OF YOUTH, AGE, ILL-HEALTH, DISABILITY OR FINANCIAL HARDSHIP IN THE LONDON BOROUGH OFLAMBETH BY MAKING THE VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES OF THE CITIZENS OF LAMBETH KNOWN TO HEALTH AND SOCIALCARE PROVIDERS.

We offer good food, good fellowship, help and support to persons in the community, who are elderly, solitary, sick or who have a disability. We are not just a day centre, we are a place where people of all ages can feel they have something to offer and that life has not passed them by. In addition we are a place where volunteers, students and the elderly can meet and interact. Charity Shop also.

Greater London South County Scout Council, known as South London Scouts, supports and manages Scouting across the London Boroughs of Bexley, Bromley, Royal Greenwich, Lewisham, Southwark, Lambeth, & Wandsworth. Providing strategic direction and operational support to its member Scout Districts which mirror the London Borough boundaries.

The charity's objects (Objects) are specifically restricted to the following:to save lives at sea and on inland waters throughout the world for the public benefit including without limitation:to promote safety and provide relief from disaster at sea and on inland waters;to provide technical expertise, training, equipment to build lifeboatsto set standards for marine rescue

Promote the rights of tenants and control over their housing and environment by informationsharing between the organisation and the local authority Extend the right of all tenants toparticipate and be consulted in the formulation of council polices on housing and associatedissues, and to be represented on all matters and policies that involve tenants and their homes.

We are a group of women living in community under vows of poverty, chastity and obedience. Our works include hospitality for retreats and other purposes, counselling, spiritual direction, preaching, leading quiet days, participation in missions and both voluntary and part-time paid work for other agencies. The pay supports the work of the community in out different houses.

Sports Fun 4 All leverages the transformative power of sport to improve the lives of children and young people aged 3 - 24 in disadvantaged and marginalised communities across South London. By using sport as a vehicle for social change, we aim to tackle violence, discrimination, and disadvantage, empowering young people to build brighter futures.

The charity supports the operation and improvement of Herne Hill Velodrome, and the long term development of activities for public benefit on the siteAs well as managing specific improvement projects such as the Southwark Olympic Legacy Project, the Herne Hill Velodrome Trust works on a day to day basis to increase participation at the track.

AWARNESS of the role of RCOs and the skills they offerCOLLABORATION between RCOs, statutory and voluntary sectorsINTEGRATION of RCOs into mainstream structures and the promotion of real refugee participation RESOURCES and opportunities for the effective development of RCOs capacity

Religious Activities (Church)

THE NURSERY MOVED TO NEW PURPOSE BUILT PREMISES IN JANUARY 2007.

The Everlasting Arms Ministries (TEAM) is an interdenominational Christian ministry devoted to deliverance, holiness, preaching of the Word and Setting the Captive free. It is our philosophy to see the less privileged in our local community, who have the zeal to advance their career prospects, receive adequate help to succeed in their endeavour.