Education Charities

The charity activities involve the advancement of education and the performing arts for the benefits of the public, including awarding scholarships to individuals studying drama in their final year of study at a university, college or institution of higher or further education. The scholarship awards to the successful applicants are paid directly to the education institution for study fees only.

Lewsey Pentecostal Church led by the Church Council; Sunday service; Sunday School, Dedication(Christening), Baptism, Marriages, Funeral, Counselling. Groups (Prayer, Worship, Women's, Men's; Young people, Outreach); Social and Educational events; Mission giving. Membership of AoG UK, Churches Together, Partnership working with Local Govt. Ofsted registered Lewsey Nursery(ages 0 to 5 years).

Isleworth Explorers Club is a purpose built youth centre which provides a range of activities for young people. The club provides junior and senior youth sessions and there is additional provision for children with special needs and disabilities There is an out of club programme offering day trips. There is also a childcare project incorporating an after school club, and holiday play schemes.

To advance the education of the pupils of the West London School of Dance and London Vocational Ballet School: to advance the education of the public in the performing arts in particular the art of dance;to promote the arts for the benefit of the public

Raising funds for the provision of Defibrillators in schools and sports clubs Raising the public profile of heart conditions in the young by appearing in the national and local press and media outletsSpeaking at schools and other public events.Campaigning to introduce legislation to make it a legal duty for defibrillators to be placed in all schools and public placesECG tests

The Project provides support for vulnerable families of children from 0-5 and creative arts and drama therapy for primary school children experiencing emotional difficulties.

Enrichment activities for children and young people with Down syndrome such as sports music, training for parents and school staff based around the specific learning profile of children with Down syndrome. Consultations for parents and into schools. reading interventions and resources.

Coney makes interactive theatre - creating games, adventures and play where people can choose to take a meaningful part. Our work takes place anywhere that people gather providing great art for everyone; in theatres, schools, museums, on the streets and online. We offer bespoke development support to artists, makers and game designers.

The principal activity of the school is to provide gymnastics facilities for children and young people of all backgrounds.The main objective is to advance the education of children and young persons, by ensuring that due attention is given to the development and occupation of their minds and to encourage such persons to participate in gymnastics and other activities.

Provides facilities, training and discipline in sporting activities, particularly rugby league football. Has long running cultural and sporting exchange with France in which more than 750 young people from the two countries have now taken part. Assists and encourages youngsters to participate in sport and recreation. Interfaces with the local schools & community at large who utilise the facilities

Christian teaching, public worship, promoting mission through provision of activities for all ages, provision of sacred space for prayer and contemplation, pastoral work visiting the sick and bereaved, promoting Christianity through events meetings and literature, religious assemblies in schools, provision of youth club with Christian ethos, supporting other charities in UK and overseas.

Where we work Salford, Tameside, Manchester including Wythenshawe, Stockport & OldhamWhat we do * ESOL classes * cultural activities * Family events * Advice & guidance on benefits , housing, etc. * Mum and Children sessions * training *wellbeing projects (mental health) * Empoyability * Volunteering

Provides affordable housing to ladies with limited means.

We deliver projects and services meeting the economic, social and environmental needs of the people of Berwick-upon-Tweed. We provide advice and training to people seeking employment. We manage the local foodbank, provide benefit advice and advocate on behalf of residents with local agencies. We manage a community building and run economic development projects.

We visit and provide help for orphanages, community development projects, schools, further education, Bible colleges and pastors.

We are a pre school providing Early Years Education for children aged 2yrs through to 5 years,

Gateway Church meets for worship and teaching at the Gateway Centre. It also runs activities for the local community such as: drop-in cafe for over 65's, parent & toddler groups, an after-school club, community nursing service, debt advice services & the distribution of food from York Foodbank. The Centre also houses the offices of different charities whose work supports the local community.

Childrens education/ Services to the local community

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved. Taking of religious assemblies in schools and running regular services for local schools. Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings and the discussion of literature. Promoting the whole mission of the Church.

AWC provides advice, information, advocacy, mentoring, training and support services to BME women, young girls and families including migrants, refugees and asylum seekers.

Phase Trust operate a number of projects working with schools, community groups and statutory bodies.

The provision of pre-school nursery education to 2, 3 & 4 year olds in the Amersham area

Our mission is to support/connect and empower communities most at need, supporting them to come together by providing simple solutions to tackle inequality. The Community Mile is a programme that engages those least active, into community led physical activities. Propel is a programme to support young people who are neurodivergent and/or with additional learning needs into meaningful employment.

The School's activities cover: - the provision of education for children between the ages of 3 and 11 inclusive.- the provision of adult education- the provision of facilities for the daily care, recreation and education during out-of-school hours

The objective of the charity is to further the education of the students of Richmond, The American International University in London Inc, by the provision of:Facilities and EquipmentRestricted and Unrestricted cash donationsScholarship, endorsements and special educational programmes