Charities In Throughout London

The charity awards grants and maintenance allowances to promising young ballet students with financial need to support the cost of their ballet education and training, including associated travel and accommodation expenses. The charity also plans to launch a ballet masterclass programme in schools in order to increase wider awareness and interest in ballet among young people.

Promotes family values, religious tolerance, integration and freedom of expression.Opposes extremism, radicalisation, hate preaching and violence.Provides prayer facilities, Arabic and Quran lessons, social and religious consultations plus humanitarian aid.Contributes to Council activities in education, residents association, evaluation of Services, prevent policy and community engagement.

The organisation carries out the activities amongst who suffer discrimination on the grounds of sex, race, ethnic origin, poor education, skills attainment, disability, youth and old age.

ADULT SKILLS TRAINING ACTIVITIES FOR THE UNEMPLOYED IN FASHION/DRESSMAKING CRAFT AND PATTERN CUTTING. YOUTH PROJECTS ACTIVITIES FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES . ORGANISE EVENTS & WORK SHOPS. ADVANCE EDUCATION IN AFRICAN CULTURE. PROVIDE GENERAL INFORMATION AND ADVICE TO PEOPLE WHO ARE EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTIES. ADVICE QUALITY STANDARD CERTIFICATION. UK REGISTERED LEARNING PROVIDER- UKPRN 10021875

To advance participation in and education for the public benefit by the promotion of the arts, in particular but not exclusively the art of dance.

The Basement Door (TBD) is a charity which advances the education of young people, aged 13 to 22, by providing training and experience through live music events. Young people learn new skills, gain confidence and make connections, through The Basement Door community. The skills they develop whilst working with TBD help them secure employment.

To provide a musical education for the young, in particular, orchestral training for music students and young professionals.

To advance public education within science, technology and the environment for young people of statutory school age in the East London Boroughs and surrounding areas.

The Secular Institute St. Boniface solely pursues charitable and ecclesiastical aims. It promotes charitable, social and religious works in particular and ex-curricular education, professional training, youth and adult education. It collaborates world-wide within the Roman Catholic Mission giving aid to the developing countries.

Financial donations will be made to selected organisations by the Trustees

Central London Barbershop Harmony Club is a group of men which sings a cappella in the barbershop style. It is a member of the British Association of Barbershop Singers. It aims to advance, improve, and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of barbershop singing in all its aspects through the performance of its music

Educational support services

Provide welfare-benefits advice and information to increase access to services,Walking and Cycling activities to promote health and wellbeing,Coffee Chat Shop advice to promote integration,Run drop-in advice/information service to increase access to available services,Facilitate the integration of new communities into their new country

ETAT runs a club in London SW1 for lonely and isolated people focusing on the arts. The philosophy of the charity is one of encouragement.

At Aphasia Re-Connect we make sure that people with aphasia are at the centre of everything we do, working in equal partnership, to develop and deliver services for people experiencing communication disability. Building on their strengths, life experience, and expertise in living with aphasia, they take on roles as peer supporters, advisors, peer befrienders, peer trainers and trustees.

theMOVEMENT exists to restore every woman's right to exercise through partnering with different charities to provide access to exercise for women with multiple disadvantages. We currently operate in London.

To promote the art and training of classical music for the public benefit, in particular (but not exclusively) supporting children and families from black and ethnic minorities. To help support families in severe hardship who will benefit from participating in creative musical activities for social interaction and learn how to play musical instruments to improve mental health and wellbeing.

Charity Objects: AS AN EXPRESSION OF CHRISTIAN FAITH, TO RELIEVE POVERTY AND FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, PARTICULARLY AMONG WOMEN FROM BAME BACKGROUNDS, REFUGEES, AND ASYLUM SEEKERS, TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING THROUGH SAFE ACCOMMODATION, SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CULTURALLY COMPETENT FOOD BANK FOR FAMILIES, COUNSELING, EDUCATION, TO RELIEVE WOMEN SURFFERING FROM HOMELESSNESS

The Feminist Library provides a reference resource, meeting place and programme of activities relating to feminism. It is the largest collection of Second Wave Feminist material in the UK.

The charity supports people in the community and the less priviledge

To develop training programmes to encourage people to enter the media sector through skills training and educational programmes.To promote and highlight the needs of the Bangladeshi and other communities through a variety of media outlets (print, publishing, multimedia, electronic including the internet, television and radio).To develop employment training programmes in the media sector.

Provision of amenities for Kenwood House

As per objects

Religious Activities

Offering to needy people and hard working devotees.