Charities In Throughout London

The LCS operates a season of at least four concerts per year in London, collaborating with emerging new composers and encouraging the appreciation of many of classical music's choral and orchestral repertoires. The ensemble is made up of professional musicians delivering the highest levels of classical music making.

Provides Independent Living services to disabled Londoners aged 16+. ADVOCACY-supporting disabled person to obtain his/her rights. VOLUNTEERING-supports disabled people with befriending, escorting etc. TRAINING & EMPLOYMENT-train disabled people as advocates. Production of e-news to aid employability of disabled people. ACTIVE LIFESTYLE-volunteers support disabled people with sport activities.

Developing the capacity and sustainability of community based organisations and social enterprises.Promoting community led initiatives.Brokering business support and investment into local communities.Delivering employment, training and work placement opportunities.Enabling local people to develop appropriate skills to influence change.Facilitating sharing of best practice.

Studio Upstairs provides positive, life-changing interventions for people with mental or emotional difficulties within an artistic therapeutic community.

Kol Bonaich supports young people affected by Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), trauma, homelessness, suicidal & mental health challenges, including at-risk NEET teens. We provide trauma-informed care, life skills training, employment & volunteering opportunities, social, sport & recreational activities, free nutritious meals, and Shabbat programs to foster resilience and societal integration.

Sistah Space advocate for African heritage women and girls of African and Caribbean heritage affected by abuse. We offer one to one or group supportWe attend court, housing and other relevant agencies where support might be required. We host & attend events to deliver diversity training to individuals & organisations with a DV remit.Charity shop for DV survivors to access necessities

YUAF aims to transform the lives of young people by strengthening their mental well-being, developing confidence, skills, self-esteem and building tools for resilience through urban arts creative activities and mental health educational programmes. YUAF works to reduce the risk of young people being vulnerable to diagnosed mental health conditions, drugs, gangs and abuse.

To advance equality, human rights, good relations and social justice towards the elimination of discrimination and inequality for BMERM Communities & other persons experiencing disadvantage; providing legal advice, seminars, volunteering and training for employment in Ealing and surrounding areas

Advancement and promotion of education (involvement with Bexley Business Academy).General charitable purposes.

We support and campaign for people who are homeless, or rootless and particularly those for whom no other provision exists.

THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY OF THE COMPANY IN THE YEAR UNDER REVIEW WAS THAT OF ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND RELIGIOUS PRACTICE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TEACHINGS OF THE ORTHODOX JEWISH FAITH AND RELIEF OF POVERTY.

Sunday and midweek services (worship). Education & training. Community outreach. Family life seminars. Missions - UK and abroad.

To provide exhibitions and events at Lake Gallery and Dilston Gallery in Southwark Park. To develop community learning projects at both venues involving all people to benefit from experiencing the arts as practitioners and audiences.

To do charitable activities do help enforce christian values in the community. We operate in the following branches:(1) New Covenant Church - Elephant & Castle(2) New Covenant Church - Borehamwood(3) New Covenant Church - Wimbledon(4) New Covenant Church - Luton(5) New Covenant Church - Fosse Road South

Our mission is to support individuals and families affected by or at risk of homelessness, insecure housing, temporary accommodation, and poverty, particularly in the underserved communities of Enfield, Haringey, and surrounding areas. We are committed to ending homelessness for good and fostering a society where homelessness is eradicated.

This charity is a christian organisation. We meet to worship together three times in a week and we support our members and our community spiritually, socially and materially. We have different ministries within the church to cater for the needs of all age groups; from the toddlers to the seniors.

general church activities; mission work overseas; sharing gospel message; publishing Jesus and making Him known

THE OBJECTS OF THE CHARITY ARE TO PROMOTE THE BUDDHIST FAITH UNDER THE SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE OF THE ELECTED GENERAL SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR OF THE NEW KADAMPA TRADITION - INTERNATIONAL KADAMPA BUDDHIST UNION (NKT-IKBU) PRINCIPALLY THROUGH ACTIVITIES OF TEACHING, STUDY, PRACTICE AND THE OBSERVANCE OF MORAL DISCIPLINE ALL WITHIN THE MAHAYANA BUDDHIST TRADITION OF ATISHA AND JE TSONGKHAPA ...

We achieve our objects by providing:1 extra study support schooling to improve attainment levels for 5 -16 year olds2 Sports programmes to enhance youth engagement and learning, 3 volunteering opportunities to improve work experience/career paths for 16 to 24 year olds, 4 targeted workshops to improve engagement, learning, leadership & personal development outcomes for youths & families

Dance Network Association (DNA) is a dance charity that enables people to live more connected, joyful and aspirational lives through dance.DNA provides opportunities for people to improve their confidence and physical well-being, nurtures creativity and independent thinking and enhances friendships through social interaction.DNA provides activity to Essex and its neighbouring counties.

The charity supports the Servants of the Word, a Christian community with households in London, Belfast and Lebanon, who work in partnership with the Sword of the Spirit and its member communities and outreaches, providing leadership, pastoral care, evangelism and administrative support.

To promote any charitable purpose for the benefit of persons from ethnic minorities, migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, in particular but not exclusively those of Iranian origin and their families resident in the United Kingdom, in particular the relief of poverty, promotion of health, the provision and advancement of education and training.

Worship GOD within The Presbyterian Faith.Developing religious education in the United Kingdom.Helping under preveledged Koreans in the United Kingdom.Korean community support in the United Kingdom.Supporting overseas christian missions.

Maintaing and running a synagogue

To further both in the United Kingdom and abroad those purposes recognised as charitable by English Law.