Charities In Waltham Forest

FOLP organises events in Lloyd Park, Walthamstow to encourage use of the park. Our main event is the May Fair and Dog Show when over 1,000 people attend. In addition we work with the Skate Park Users group to help maintain and develop skateboarding. We interface with the Council at the Management Group Meetings to ensure park users' views are presented to the council.

For the public benefit, the relief and assistance of people in The London Borough of Newham and adjacent boroughs who are in need by reason of homelessness or being at risk of homelessness, including through insecure accommodation, and those who are in need due to financial hardship, in particular but not exclusively by providing items, services and advice.

Waltham Forest Dyslexia Association provides information on dyslexia which can be accessed via our helpline, our website or by emailing us.We also:- run literacy numeracy handwriting & touch typing classes- run training and conferences- provide information and training about dyslexia to schools- offer computer screening- monthly adult group

Holding regular services and programmes to promote the Christian faith in the UK.

1. Public worshipInstruction in the Christian faith during weekly worship meetings & through week-time Bible StudyOpportunity for private & public prayer & discussion, including sickness, financial hardship & other needs, locally & worldwide.2. Provision of specific weekly activities Arts & Craft group, Parent / Toddler groupOver 55s Social GroupAll activities take place at church

The Rockhouse Baptist Centre is an organisation which seeks to promote the religious and social well being of the attendees and the community as a whole. The Ministry organises conferences and other social and community activities to let the those attends the service to know their social responsibilities and to increase their relationship with God

Providing social, recreational and educational activities. Daily and weekend trips. Talks on healthy living full days or half days. Armchair exercises on a weekly basis. Assist members in completing various forms eg. transport. Guest speakers on various topics.

CHAOS provides free camping holidays for disadvantaged children who would not otherwise have one. It operates in East London and serves boroughs including Barking & Dagenham, Newham, Redbridge, Waltham Forest, Tower Hamlets, Havering and Hackney. Recommendations for places on CHAOS holidays are usually made through the charity's links with schools, social services and other welfare groups.

i) to promote study of archaeology & history in historic county of Essexii) to publish such studies in Society journal and other mediaiii) to organise lectures visits etc for members & public, & to educate wider community in matters of common concerniv) to provide library facilities for members & public

Providing educational resources and equipment to special schools in Pakistan. Helping the poor and widows in day to day expenses. Providing help to flood victims in Pakistan. Also providing educational resources and general support to young Muslim prisoners at the Pentonville Prison in London with the courtesy of the prison's Imam. Please visit our website at www.iqratrust.com for further details.

PROVIDED MEDICAL AID, EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING FACILITIES, COMMUNITY AID, WATER AID, DISTRIBUTED FOOD, CLOTHS AND BLANKETS, SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM AND OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR NEEDY AND POOR PEOPLE.

Supports & promotes Christian unity & mission by building relationship across denominations, traditions & streams of the Christian community. It supports Local Ecumenical Partnership churches, workplace chaplains, churches together groups, newer networks and coordinates the Bradwell Pilgrimage & Gathering. Facilitates other joint missional opportunities & work associated with such a committee.

The Engine Shed is a special interest group for autistic children, young people and adults which was established in 2009. The group was set up by parents and carers in response to the lack of welcoming and supportive recreational facilities for our autistic children. There are two groups: one in Reading and one in NE London.

Anvil Projects was formed in 2023. With expertise in community development, education and the creative arts, our projects focus on education and assistance for sanctuary seekers wellbeing and using the arts to enhance communities. We partner with individuals and communities to maximise their potential, increase their wellbeing and promote intercultural awareness and connections.

Parent Teacher Association. We raise funds for extra experiences and equipment for children at George Tomlinson Primary School, as suggested by teachers at the school.

Regular Sunday morning meetings for worship and teaching, which are open to all. Meetings held regularly each week, in the homes of various members of the church, for prayer, teaching and fellowship. Financial support to other Christian organisations/individuals working at home/overseas in accordance with the objectives of the Trust.

Parent Staff Association for a Primary School.

MAKE AVAILABLE LAND OR BUILDINGS AS THE SITE FOR A DIOCESAN AND CATHEDRAL CENTRE FOR THE TRAINING AND CARE OF THE CLERGY AND LAITY.PAY THE STIPENDS OR SALARIES OF ANY SUFFRAGAN BISHOPS OR ASSISTANT BISHOPS OF THE DIOCESE OF CHELMSFORD WHOSE STIPENDS OR SALARIES ARE NO LONGER PAID BY THE CHURCH COMMISSIONERS;

The aim of the Leytonstone Muslim Community Centre is to run projects in conjunction withthe local government for enhancing community cohesion and to help young children developprofessional skills and understand true lslamic culture and values.

The focus of the company's activity is to promote, encourage, and advance knowledge and participation in the performing arts in their various aspects.We offer regular classes and workshops. Delivering disciplines of Acting, Singing & Dance in a professional environment. We currently deliver workshops and structured classes to primary, secondary schools and college/universities.

Physical and spiritual development of young people.

Friends of Selwyn School is formed of parents, carers, and staff, who are actively organising fun events for the children, with a focus on fundraising initiatives for the school. Our mission is to boost the schools internal community by hosting events that are engaging with parents and children alike, to create a friendly environment and support Selwyn Primary in their future fundraising goals.

A Scout Group for children from 6 - 14 years of age providing scouting activities and a building and facilities to do so.

Professional Counselling ServiceRetreats & Pilgrimages

Our purpose is to develop effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school. We engage in activities or provide facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.