Charities In Tower Hamlets

Provision of food and clothing together with personal hygeine products to those who are primarily homeless but all of those who are in need. Provide an outreach service to those in need by way of advice and contact with necessary and appropriate agencies including other charities and local authorities.

Making grants to groups providing support for poor-sick resident in Tower Hamlets.

THE ORGANIZATION HAD UNDERTAKEN THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS/ ACTIVITIES; 1 - Adult ESOL Classes. 2 - Study support and homework, 3 - Job search programme for the unemployed people. 4 - Free internet cafefor the community. 5 - One - One based advice on welfare benefits. 6 - creer advice for the youth school leavers. 7 -One - one based advice on Employment 8 - Basic Women's Training

To promote and encourage the study of family history amongst those living in or having ancestral links with that area of Greater London north of the Thames extending from the edge of the City of London at Bishopsgate and Aldgate, eastwards through the London Borough of Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Newham, Redbridge and Dagenham, to the edge of Metropolitan Essex at Havering.

We aim to empower communities to respond to the needs of their local areas. We do this by mobilising the resources of the local community to deliver solutions. We provide ideas, raise money, run campaigns and market plus deliver projects & services. Events include Mini Marathon and Christmas Fair.

Poplar Boys and Girls Club operates from purpose built facilities in Chrisp Street, Poplar. Facilities include a fully equiped boxing gym, an IT suite, games and activities hall and music studio. Young people can come to the club to relax and mix as well as participate in projects around fitness, art and learning.

Running St John's community hall on the isle of Dogs

The advancement of education and relief of poverty and sickness in Moulvi Bazar, Bangladesh in particular but not exclusively by the making of grant

Making donations to charities in the Tower Hamlets area of London.

The income of the charity is to be distributed by the trustees in such manner as they shall see fit among ordained clergy serving or employed within seven London deaneries viz City of London, Southwark, Islington, Bermondsey, Tower Hamlets, Hackney and Lambeth deaneries, and seven other central London parishes viz St Ann Westminster, St Clement Danes, St James Westminster, St Giles in the Fields

Environment and natural resources related research and policy advice at the international level with a focus on North-South relations. Focus countries India and Kenya.

Our activities are focused, but not exclusively, on keeping the two Terrier locomotives which we own or part-own in active service for the public benefit. The locomotives are based on the Kent & East Sussex Railway that operates public train services.

Organise fundraising activities including a Summer fair and various other activities during the year for the benefit of the parents and pupils at the school.Apply funds raised for the purchase of items that benefit children at the school but which the school is unable to provide.

Granting of pensions to needy pensioners in the Parish of St. George-in-The-East and the Ancient Parish of Ratcliffe.

Youth Development Children Supplementary Classes Adult Education Summer ProgrammeAdvice and Advocacy Prayer Centre Health and Fitness Cultural Activities Interfaith Activities and DialogueFootballDrugs Awareness Women's Project Councillor Surgery Housing surgeryConsultation

The object of the charity is to provide for the material and moral needs of persons resident in Fern Street and its neighbourhood, especially in conditions of need, hardship, or distress. The Settlement has a modern building currently used as a part of a joint project with All Hallows Bow Church.

Mother Tongue ClassesHomework SupportSupplementary Education and Study SupportCommunity Development WorkOutreach WorkSummer PlayschemeYouth WorkWomen's ActivitiesCultural and social events and functions

The organisation raises money to support Olga Primary School

SKT delivers projects for all including those with physical or sensory disabilities to- Educate and encourage the improvement of health, fitness physical well being and nutrition- Provide essential skills and awareness for the improvement and attainment of employment opportunities such as IT and soft skills- Encourage greater citizenship, participation in society and in group contexts.

Inland waterways experiences to Young people in the Berkshire, Hampshire, Surrey and Wiltshire areas.

Mainly provide training on creative writing and publication for young children and for all ages based on community needs including women and ethnic group.Organise services which benefit families involving children and parents.Motivate on healthier life style in education, safety issues and physical health. Organise cultural show, film show, tour to famous places.

Beyond Sight Loss is a user-led charity addressing loneliness and social isolation of blind and partially sighted people in Tower Hamlets. Members meet to socialise and share information about inclusive activities, events and opportunities to improve health and wellbeing. Outings take place in accessible museums, parks, theatre and sporting events.

The trust was registered in 1915. Its purpose was to assist TB patients and their families. The Trust aims to give money to help purchase those items which fall outside the scope of the statutory Social Services and NHS. In recent years the following organisations have benefited:St Francis Hospital, Katete, Zambia, GROW and TB Alert.

The charity supports disadvantaged students in East London by removing the financial and social barriers to education. In this way, it is creating a culture of ambition, opportunity and learning.

To Promote for the benefit of the inhabitants of the LB of Tower Hamlets and the surrounding areathe provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individual who have needof such facilitiesTo advance the education for the public benefits , To help young people especially but not exclusively through leisure time activities.