Charities In Waltham Forest

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.

Educational grants for Chingford C.of E. schools or Sunday Schools

Masoom endeavours to provide humanitarian development, education and skill projects.

Weekly Sunday Church services.Wednesday evening Testimony meetings, Sunday School, and Reading Room.

We aim to create an environment where young people aged 8-18 can reach their full potential whatever their circumstances. We provide a balanced programme of activities that develops the whole person in an environment of social interaction and team working, using a nautical theme based on the customs and traditions of the Royal and Merchant Navies.

Teaching Igbo people who are British citizens how to speak their native language of "Igbo" and cultural updates.

Assist Children/Young People in Education

This Charity has been involved in buiding a Secondary School in UGBODU , where every Member of this Charity comes from. This new School is the only one in the Town; and the purpose is to stop indegenous Primary School Leavers from having to up-root or travel incredibly long distances to achieve Secondary School education.

Bereavement counselling and support for those associated with the Jewish community in East London and Essex.

Box4Life (working name) teaches non-contact boxing to 8-18 year olds In Leytonstone, East London. It is part of the sport for development movement, encouraging the growth of social and emotional skills alongside physical skills. Box4Life also provides tuition based on a Philosophy4Children approach, as well as self-esteem workshops and computer coding classes.

Organise regular meeting sessions of parents and young people.Hold education classes.Provide information and guidance to members and others.Hold social and cultural events with a view to promoting community cohesion and developing good community relations.Also provide financial help to those who are vulnerable groups.

To raise funds for school purposes.

Assists St. Mary's Church, Walthamstow in maintenace of churchyard and Garden of Remembrance.

Our aim is to provide a wide range of activities for the residents on the Friday Hill estate(and surrounding areas) FHCA. FHCA arranges Tea and Coffee mornings, Book Clubs Flower arranging classes, Trips to the seaside and other places of interest, Bike Clubs, Weekly food bank , started as Best Before, now Food Rescue we receive donations from various sources.

We provide Advice, information and guidance to the somali and bravanese Community in Waltham Forest and surrounding boroughs. We also run Football Club project to the Somali youth in Waltham Forest as well as outreach services to GP's and Hospitals.Moreover we are member of the MASC ( Multi-lingual Advice Service Consortium).

Newham Conservation Volunteers was founded in 1994 and undertakes practical environmental conservation activities to develop, conserve, protect and restore the natural resources, animal and plant life of the land, ponds and waterways in the London Borough of Newham and elsewhere in Greater London. These activities include conservation, tools training, wildflower meadow creation and tree planting.

To provide publications, education and training to foster an upbringing in the Methodist faith in Leyton, East London.

The church holds regular worship services in the community to promote the public benefit of spiritual enrichment and personal edification through practicing the principles of the christian faith.

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.

PRE SCHOOL EDUCATION

advancement ofchristian religionadvancement of basic educationalleviation of povertysupporting humanitarian needs

HOLDING REGULAR WORSHIP SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY IN ORDER TO PROMOTE AND PROPAGATE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH.

The advancement of the Christian religion both within the UK and overseas, the relief of poverty and distress among members of the African Franco phone community who are resident in the UK or overseas by the provision of an advice and guidance, interpretation and translation service to facilitate their access to state and local service.

General charitable purposes. Making of grants to organisations associated with Waltham Forest

Organising mentorship meetings which brings professionals from different professions in contact to the youth in East London.