Charities In Tower Hamlets

Provision of gymnastics and dance club and coaching for children, young people and adults. The Club operates from a designated facility in Hackney and also provides gymnastics coaching in a number of schools in Hackney and Islington.

The Parochial Church Council (PCC) is the elected governing body of St Peters London Docks. It works in partnership with the parish priest to support and promote the church mission in worship, pastoral care, and outreach within the local community.

National All Star Skills Academy (NASSA) supports young people through skills development, mentoring and pathways into training and employment. It works closely with young people with SEND, as well as women and girls, to promote inclusion. Key initiatives include knife crime prevention through the Carry A Basketball Not A Blade programme, delivered with schools and community partners nationwide.

The principal activity is the provision in the interest of social welfare facilities for the recreation and leisure time occupation of disadvantaged young people with the objects of improving their lives.

The Foundation awards grants to individuals and organisations to meet the cost of education that is not the statutory responsibility of either central or local Government. Beneficaries must be permanent residents of either the City of London or the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. Priority is given to those from disadvantaged backgrounds.

The charity is currently carrying out the following activities:Integrated programme of support to build educational capital and improve the life chances of young people and their families;Classes in ESOL, ICT, Maths and Textiles for parents;Curriculum support for pupils with special needs;Community support in the Arts.

Provides an opportunity for people to be involved in Christian worship, prayer and religious teaching. The charity also carries out youth work and arranges social and spiritual activities as a practical expression of its faith-based beliefs.

Provides care and welfare to persons in need through the provision of amenities and recreation and leisure activities in the interests of social welfare.

The Parochial Church Council is responsible for cooperating with the incumbent in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish of St Anne's Limehouse the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. It is also responsible for the maintenance of the Church of St Anne's, Limehouse.

Alternatives provides mental health and holistic wellbeing support to marginalised women, and by extension their families, living in Newham. We do this by offering free and accessible talking therapy, through advocacy support and community projects and by providing meaningful volunteering and employment opportunities.

The Charity operates an activities Centre which is based in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets on the banks of the River Thames. The principal activity is the provision of facilities for watersports and other adventurous activities for the whole community.

THE OBJECTS ARE TO:A) ADVANCE THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND THE CHAPELS AS PLACES OF PUBLIC WORSHIP;B) BENEFIT THOSE ATTENDING PUBLIC RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE CHAPELS;C) SUPPORT THE CHAPLAIN AND THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH;D) HELP THE CHAPELS AS PLACES OF NATIONAL HERITAGE AND HISTORIC INTEREST; ANDE) MAKE GRANTS TO CHARITIES TO SUPPORT THE CHAPLAIN, THE CHAPELS AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

The Trust's objectives are to use its income for the people in the Trust's area for:1) provision of gardens and open spaces2) support for recreation and leisure facilities3) support for education facilities4) relief of the aged, handicapped and poor.The Trust's area covers Great Tower Hill, Tower Hill and the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.

Island House is a community centre providing education classes for adults; youth and family support projects; health promotion activities; and opportunities for inter-faith dialogue. Meeting rooms and offices are available for local community groups and charities that complement the work of the centre. A chapel offers Christian worship in the tradition of the United Reformed Church.

UWF strives to help the poor, especially women, to overcome the suffering and lack of life's basic necessities and skills. Currently it has the following projects in Bangladesh:Grants for Income generation products such as rickshaw, cow, sewing machine veg stall etc. Provide sustainable livelihoods for widows who have no support.UWF is aiming to provide soup kitchen and help to homeless.

Our activities include Sport, health & well being; Creative & Digital Media; Music & Fashion;,ABA Boxing Awards ,ASDAN accredited Awards and Employment Training all designed to be outcome based, achieved through vocational industry-led employment pathways and delivered within an educational framework

The aim of MyBigCareer is to provide free one-to-one careers guidance to young people from the most disadvantaged backgrounds and thereby breakdown barriers to social mobility

As a church and charity, we seek to engage in long term, relational and innovative work which seeks to contribute to the personal, spiritual and social transformation and well-being of people living and working in Tower Hamlets, East London. We aim to support and empower people living in challenging and difficult circumstances to reach their full potential.

The Church is a meeting place where people from many cultures and backgrounds come together in a spirit offriendship and acceptance of all people's backgrounds. We seek to be of service through the Church charitable projects basedin the Tab Centre complex. These projects seek to be socially inclusive for all people, providing services that target'poverty, and discrimination.

The development and supervision of Girlguiding activities in an area of North and East London broadly covering the boroughs of Barking & Dagenham, Newham, Redbridge and Waltham Forest, including the operation and development of Chigwell Row Campsite and Outdoor Activity Centre.

St Luke's Mission Initiative is a Christian community on the Isle of Dogs, with a particular focus on being a centre for family life for the whole community. Our main activities include Christian worship, discipleship, evangelism and community activities.

By providing specialist disability exercise support in a community gym and neighbouring locations Ability Bow works with people of all abilities to bring about positive change and maximise health and well-being to improve quality of daily life in the communities of East London.

Latimer Congregational Church continues to worship as an inclusive fellowship, showing God's love by living as Christ's ambassadors within our local community, doing, helping and providing as much as we can offer in His name, as individuals and as a congregation. One of the ways we meet this is by the provision of excellent facilities for other Christian charities and organisations.

The Feast runs a variety of events bringing together young people from different faith, belief, ethnic and social backgrounds. This includes schools work, residentials, youth encounters and work with church youth groups. Our National Office is located in Sparkbrook, Birmingham and our activities are mainly in Birmingham, Luton and Tower Hamlets in London.

Football coaching for 8 to adultsAfter school Multi Sports coaching for boys and girls.Residential trips.Estate based physical activities.Women & Girls Health and Wellbeing Activities.Cricket coaching for boys 14 to 24 year old.Accredited Sports Education Courses/Training.Disability Sports Coaching.SEN Health Development programme.Volunteers Programme 16-25 year old.Youth Club