Charities In Waltham Forest

Tessa's work is focused on maintaining the family unit. Our services are dedicated to ensure that all individuals in our location have access to services. We provide1.Information and advice through sign posting - immigration solicitors, social services, job centres, welfare, Housing and Education. 2. Education support for Families and Children 3. Employment support 4. Family Services

TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO THOSE GRANTED REFUGEE STATUS OR WHOSE FIRST LANGUAGE IS NOT ENGLISH LIVING IN THE LONDON AREA BY THE PROVISION OF A DROP IN CENTRE TO PROVIDE TRAINING FACILITIES AND SUPPORT SERVICES SO AS TO ADVANCE THEM IN LIFE AND ASSIST THEM WITH THE ADAPTION WITHIN A NEW COMMUNITY,

THE WORSHIP OF GOD AND THE SPREAD OF THE GOSPELINCLUDES MAKING GIFTS TO OTHER CHARITIES AND INDIVIDUALS ENGAGED IN SIMILAR WORK.

The main object is to promote the culture, religion and language of the Telugu faith among the communities in United Kingdom. It also endeavours to relieve poverty and to provide or assist in the provision of facilities or recreation and other leisure activities with the object of improving the members' conditions of life.

The activities of the charities are:(A) Advancing in life and helping young people by developing their Skills, Capacities and Capabilities to enable them to participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals.(B) Advancing Education;(C) Preserving and protecting good mental and physical Health;(D) Relieving Unemployment; and

Brookfield Association is the Parent/Teachers Association for Brookfield House Special school. The school looks after children aged 3-19 with a wide range of physical disabilities, learning disabilities, complex medical needs & hearing impairments. We raise funds to enhance the children's education by putting on events that are accessible to them and raising awareness within the community.

Litter Sweeps on a regular basis.Paint and service old water pumps and railings around public areas that are not the responsibility of the local authority.Finance 50% of the costs of 40 hanging baskets to brighten up local shopping areas during spring and summer.Cut grass and clean up scrub areas that are not the responsibility of the local authority.

advancing the Christian faith through the provision of worship services

Environmental work based in Wanstead Park, Epping Forest. Also walks around other sites of special environmental interest.

The relief of poverty and assistance of homeless people in need in Hackney, Stratford and Nigeria who suffers the effect of homelessness as determined by the trustees in particular by the following means:a) supplying them with food, clothing and related supportb) providing assistance and advice to like-minded charitable groups

Relief of the poor and needy or support of such other charitable purpose, institution, society or object as the club shall in duly constituted meeting from time to time direct.

Religious activities which include; relief of poverty through helping the needy, teaching about all the tenets of the bible, praying and observing sacred worship as well. Solemnization of marriages and baptism, observing holy communium when necessary and visiting hospitals to pray for the sick.

.The Walthamstow Social Centre For the Blind will hold meetings fortnightly to provide enterainment, advice and a social enviroment at a named venue. Transport will be provided where necessary to ensure inclusion of all visually impaired members within Waltham Forest. In addition the trustees will arrange outings to restaurants, theatres and other areas of interest.

Providing community health / hospital radio services across East London, South Essex and immediate surrounding areas. Serving the wider health community in providing relief of sickness, poor health and old age, and the advancement and promotion of living a healthy lifestyle of mental and physical health.Successor to unincorporated charity bedrock (formerly registered; 1094330)

The Association has successfully organised an annual Leytonstone Festival for almost two decades. The prime aim of the Festival is to provide local residents with an opportunity to entertain, educate and perform at venues within Leytonstone area. Events range across the arts and include musical, play reading, art exhibitions and talks on local famous residents of Leytonstone.

The promotion of religious harmony for the benefit of the public in Waltham Forest by Creating opportunities for dialogue between those of different faiths and beliefs, challenging those who promote or incite religious hatred and to facilitate liaison and where appropriate promote partnership working between individuals or groups of different faith understandings in areas of common concern.

Making an awareness of one's soul

Promoting social inclusion for the Somali and other ethnic minority communities in Waltham Forest & Tower Hamlets Act as information resource for young people in the boroughFamily support through workshops & interpretation service Advance education and integration through recreation and leisure time activities

To promote education; health and research activities.To promote programs that leads to community cohesion and development.To advocate for and support victims of domestic violence, child abuse, modern slavery and Human trafficking To create a platform that will promote the voice of the voiceless.To carry out charitable activities that will improve livelihood using the biblical principles

School twinning program between London schools and Black Johnson School of Excellence and Leadership, Sierra Leone focusing on the arts as a method of engagement and education.Cultural exchange through music, food, presentations, pen-pal schemes and entertainment.On line dialogue, ideas art and toy exchange.

Welfare work in the local community and social activities to help women relieve their stress related issues.

We assist in the advancement of education, relief of poverty and advancement of the Christian religion particularly by supporting the charitable work of Tatenda Early Learning Trust and Sally Joy Life Camps in Zambia.

The Stow Roses' Women's Institute provides a monthly educational meeting for its members. We also provide sub groups for our members, such as a film club, walking group, craft group, book club and supper club. We raise money for charities local to our Women's Institute, observing charity law (ie. local charities that our members may need to access at some stage).

Mission of NICOWF is to provide channels through which social, political & economic issues affecting Nigerians can be addressed. We aim to be a prominent source of information, to give advice & guidance to Nigerians in our Borough & vicinity and draw strength from global diversity, resources & experience to promote innovative solutions & encourage global responsibility.

Promotion of Archaeology and local history in the Waltham Abbey area and the provision of information resulting from such studies, including publication of reports and documents pertaining to such activities and interests.