Charities In Waltham Forest

To assist in the annual upkeep of Methodist churches and facilities and to benefit the ministers thereof according to their needs

Advice, Information, Activities, Children Education, Welfare for Pakistani women in the bough of Waltham Forest

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.

The main activity is religious one, along with the general advice for the community & the promotion of good relations in the community. Voluntary help and advice for children's education especially the youth.

General charitable purposes ,Relief of poverty ,Religious activities

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

Raise awareness of The African through music, dance, drama, hand crafts and languages in eight London boroughs.

Youths in needChildren in needFamily support

To apply the trust fund to further the education (including social and physical training) of the children attending Highams Park School Handswoth Avenue, Highams Park E4 9PJ

To enrich the lives of our children who come from varied backgrounds but in one of the most deprived areas in London. To help re-vitalise our playgounds for an outdoor learning environment in which the children will thrive. To pay for extra curricular activities that the children would not normally have and to engage with all the stakeholders of our school

Employment and TrainingCommunity Consultation and Capacity BuildingYouth WorkLandscape ArchitectureEnvironmental EducationProject Management

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.

During 2017/18 SLADA continued to run a programme of outings for older people. We held a Christmas party for over 70 older people and plan to make this a annual event.

TO FURTHER AND BENEFIT 'TBRT' AND THE ELDERLY TURKISH COMMUNITY, WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF SEX, RACE OR OF POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS OR OTHER OPINIONS BY ASSOCIATING TOGETHER THE SAID COMMUNITY AND THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES, ACCESS OF A CENTRE AND PROVIDE FACILITIES ENABLING SOCIAL WELFARE, ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO SOCILISE AND BREAK ISOLATION, MAKE FRIENDS, WITH A PURPOSE TO EDUCATE IN THIS FAST DEVELOPING WORLD

"1) To further or benefit the public in London and surrounding areas. 2) To promote social inclusion for the public benefit in the area of benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded3) To help young people, especially but not exclusively through leisure time and arts based activities,

Acquisition, restoration and maintenance of historic ships built by the ThamesIronworks and Shipbuilding Company. Operation of educational heritage tours of East Londonwaterways in these historic boats for the general public. Build, establish and manage mooringfacilities providing employment and training for local people. Support other charitablecauses with operational surplus.

1. providing forums, advice, advocacy, referrals and general support2. education and training in the English language and in vocational skills3. providing food & essentials 4. social and recreational facilities and events involving the local community5. health promotion, nutrition advice in order to improve the health and well-being of the community

Fostering learning and skills in ecological agriculture, particularly for people from disadvantaged backgrounds, and supporting the development of broader training programmes in this field across the UK, particularly exploring how artists can support people to engage in creative activities that foster learning and skills, using a green care approach.

Tiny Toes Baby Bank gives support to families in crisis in Waltham Forest and Essex area by providing baby essentials, food, clothing and baby equipment.

CVS

Promotion of animal welfare

Triathlon training and racing and single disciplines

Activities undertaken for the public benefit in relation to objectives include: 1.Seminars on the teachings of Buddhism, Confucius and the Great Tao to the public. 2.Prayer meetings and provision of vegetarian meals following the Chinese monthly calendar at every New and Full Moon. 3.Weekly study session on the teachings of Buddhism, Confucius and the Great Tao to the public.

religious education etc

We provide a number of activities to help build our local community. Social inclusion is key to our work in our efforts to build social cohesion. We work with families, youth , elderly the unemployed, the homeless individuals refugees and the BAME communities to effect changes in their situation. We work through one to one sessions and group session to ensure change is on going.