Charities In Throughout London

The core activity is that of making grants to charitable institutions.

On a daily basis, throughout the year, the Charity's objectives are pursued via the teaching of sailing, kayaking,canoeing and powerboating on the River Thames in central London. Young people between the ages of 10 and 23 are able to gain annual membership for a self-determined donation to the Charity.

The company is a community led educational charity. Its formal activities are to: Advance the education of children, young people and families. It also provide education and training for adults so as to assist them in finding employment. The company operates the Learning store which is the base of the company activities. The store has the appearance of a bookshop with borrowing facilities.

Provision of places of worship, Organising Christian worship, prayers, bible studies and preaching. Distributing Christian literature to enlighten others about Christian religion. Radio and TV evangelism

Promoting the welfare of Deaf peopleProvide advice and training in all areas of education and employmentPromote the educational and social interests of Deaf peopleProvide support and advice for those accessing mainstream education and vocational training.

HWR gives children, young people and adults a powerful voice ? making sure their views and experiences are heard by those who run, plan and regulate health and social care services. Healthwatch actively seeks views from all sections of the community, especially from those who sometimes struggle to be heard. We listen and share information with providers to ensure services are improved.

To advance the Islamic faith according to the Quran and Sannah in such parts of the world as the Trustees shall from time to time determine and to advance education, to relieve poverty and to promote such other charitable purpose or purposes as the Trustees may from time to time determine

Stitches in Time devise and deliver arts, educational and community development programmes in Tower Hamlets and across London. We provide a forum for culturally diverse and disadvantaged groups to work together, and raise levels of confidence and skills-based learning for women, young people and older people. Our projects are devised with and at the request of our diverse local community.

Providing Library Services and Community Centres in London boroughs.

FRP's main areas of work are collecting and re-distributing waste paint, recycling office paper, organising waste exchange events, supporting communities to develop waste minimisation initiatives, and a volunteer programme enabling marginalised people to gain valuable skills and work experience through volunteering, reduce social isolation, and take positive action for their community.

? Provided independent legal advice, and representation to young people living, studying or working in Wandsworth in Housing and Community Care law.? Provided telephone advice to members of the public and2nd tier advice agencies and guidance and support to first tier advice workers.? Carried out development, out-reach and training work.? Sought funding for youth centred services.

To act as a catalyst through a programme of grant making, to include:- (1) providing grants to agencies best placed to distribute one-off grants to people in need; and (2) projects tackling unmet health needs and the affects of poverty.

The Trustees stand possessed of the Trust Fund upon trust to pay or apply the whole of the income and the capital of the Trust Fund to or towards or in furtherance or for the benefit of such one or more charities, charitable institutions or charitable purposes in any part of the world in such shares and in such manner as the Trustees in their absolute discretion may from time to time determine.

The Upper Norwood Library Trust was formed by local residents with the objective of taking over the operation, governance and management of the Upper Norwood Joint Library (UNJL) as a library and community hub. Due to significant funding reductions the library has been at risk of closure. The Trust runs courses, activities and provides facilities at the Library Hub for the local community.

The Friends of French Institute aims to support the educational and cultural activities of the French Institute, such as showing French and European films, plays, lectures and concerts of classical music, and promoting contemporary music. The French Institute exists to promote French language and culture, but also to encourage cross-cultural exchanges.

New Unity is committed to being a radically inclusive, open-minded, spiritual community that balances three essential elements: Personal spiritual growth, a supportive and loving community and working for justice in the larger world. Members and friends envision a radically inclusive congregation that changes the world around it.

The Dental Wellness Trust is a new health charity promoting dental wellness to less fortunate communities in the UK and abroad. In the future, we plan to do this through innovative oral health education programmes.

To advance the Islamic Religion, to relieve poverty and to advance education of the public in UK and overseas.

Our activities includes, community support services through food parcel distribution, mental health counselling, financial and housing advice, and other community engagement activities in Bexley and its surrounding areas. We also provide facilities or services to allow individuals practice their faith or follow its doctrines.

ALAG provides invaluable social support to high functioning but vulnerable adults on the autism spectrum. We support individuals to understand their diagnosis and provide the social and emotional support essential to their well-being. ALAG offers information, advice and guidance to our members and associates, supporting them to access services and engage in their community.

Relief of poverty for victims of Modern-Day Slavery and Human Trafficking or those at risk of being trafficked by; -a) Supplying products to meet their daily needs.b) Providing essentials for new-born babies and pregnant women.c) Promoting awareness of Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery.d) Providing education, advice and information.e) Providing emotional & life skill advice.

Helping families, adults and children cycle more as a means of promoting greater social inclusion.

Object of the charity is to advance and promote HINDU faith by spreading its teachings embodied in old HINDU writings.

The charity supports the work of the Abraham Fund Initiatives in Israel. We view coexistance as the ability of people of different backgrounds and beliefs to live side-by-side in mutual respect.

The provision of a social and cultural center that provides social events, prayer meetings, library, lecture hall and children's activities.