Religion Charities That specialise in Hinduism

Satwara.com has been advancing the Hindu relegion amongst the Satwara Community by organising events to celebrate Hindu festivals such as Navratri and Diwali and other activities such as Bhajans (devotional songs) at the Shree Snatan Seva Samaj - Hindu temple in Luton. The charity provides regular feedback through the newsletter "Satwara Voice" and by holding of an Annual General Meeting.

Removal of poverty and advancement of Hinduism, education, particularly sanskrit and philosophy, as well as helping the needy and vulnerable in the community and elsewhere regardless of age, gender, origin or belief

Our Association provides services to Hindu ethnic community in Southend and District area connected with community cultural activities. The service is in form of arrangements of cultural, religious and charitable activities for the benefit of the Hindu community as well as others in the City of Southend.

Providing social, cultural and educational servicesOrgainising social, cultural, educational and religious events to gather the Mauritian and non-Mauritian communities of different backgroundsVisting and helping to those who need assistance and advice, whether they are children, old or young persons or handicaps.

Cultural, educational and religious activities.Training and development of members in Hindu scriptures and practices

To promote Jain / Hindu religion for the Vanik Community in the UK.To advance education and relieve poverty among the Vanik Community and other areasCurrently donated to Hospital, animal and children's charity, overseas aid and some in processReligious events organised

Principal activities is advancement of Hindu faith and religious tolerance, provide & promote nature cure hospitals, provide vocational training to the poor girls and widows and provide scholarship to the poor students for further studies.

To advance Shaivite Hinduism for the public benefit in the UK and worldwide in particular but not exclusively by: (a) providing Hindus and followers of Hindu religion, a Hindu temple consistent with traditional south Indian style. (b) encouraging existing and new devotees of the Shri Kasi Viswanathar (UK) Temple through regular worship at the temple. (c) advancing the faith of Shaivism

To work to help others appreciate special place that the Bhagavad Gita has in Hinduism and the lessons that it has for the wider world. Publishing the journal and local and international level.

The HFB charity organised 8 major events , five at the House of Parliament and others , to raise spiritual, voluntary work , educational activities and festivals in 2018. Over 500 people attended these events . Work for improving health and education, security of POW, acting as a first port of call to victims of Hate-crime from Hindu faith and advising in general about art and culture .

To advance the education and to provide or assist in the provision of facilities for the recreation and other leisure-time activities for the Hindu community in the North East of England in the interests of their social welfare and with the object of improving their conditions of life.

Study, share, elucidate and make available for the benefit of the public the tradition of non-dualisitc Hinduism as expounded by the South India Saint-Seer Sri Ramana Maharshi.

The society promotes Hindu culture and celebrates Hindu festivals whilst bringing together the whole Community in the area to promote better understanding and integration. Also studying of the Hindu scriptures, history, literature, Indian classical dances, Mindfulness and Yoga.

The making of contributions to named registered charities whose objectives are illnesses, Hindu temples in the UK for the purchase of equipment and facilities, Schools in the UK for purchase of equipment and facilities and charities concerned with relief from natural disasters.

The key activities of SHCA include, provision?of a common?place?of?worship, organising Yoga and Meditation workshops, spread awareness of health and well-being, povision?of facilities?for?religious?functions and activities, provide a common?place?for?educational?and?social activities and a detailed understanding of?the?basic?concept?various?schools?of?Hindu?philosophy

We study our scriptures and literature for understanding and comprehension. We promote respect, compassion and affections for mankind, animals and environment. We respect all communities for harmonious living. We have a discussion group and vegetarian club and encourage talks and discussions on religious, cultural and healthy living styles.

Advancement of Hindu religion through organisation and participation in Hindu festivals as well as provision of recreation and leisure time of the Leuva Patidar Community. We also do fundraising for other charitable organisations as and when possible.

Provides, promotes and supports Hindu Religious Community Services (Sanatan Dharma -16 Samskaras) to meet the Hindu Community's growing cultural and religious need. Provide Hindu religious education. Help people explore their faith. Encourage and participate in religious and community service in Coventry and throughout England and Wales.

AS THE COHERENT VOLUNTARY MANGEMENT TEAM, THE SAMAJ PROVIDES SUPPORTED FACILITIES AND SERVICES BOTH CULTURALLY AND RELIGIOUSLY TO THE COMMUNITY, AND PROVIDE ACTIVE FACILITIY OF DAY CARE SERVICES FOR OLDER MEMBERS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH WARWICKSIRE COUNTY COUNCIL.

CHA promotes and organises events for the advancement of Indian Culture, Dance, Music and Religions. It works with non-government, government, community groups and education institutes.It also runs elders club so as to keep them active and provides meeting place for socialising. Regular lectures and talks are arranged on topics to keep the community informed on topical issues..

Promotion and advancement of the culture and traditionsof the Hindu and Sikh faiths The advancement of the education of children with particular emphasis on the teachings of the Hindu and Sikh religionsby provision of books, equipment and any other facilities in any educational establishment.To provide opportunities for people from all faiths to understand Hindu, Sikh and Indian heritage

Bradford Bengali Hindu Cultural Society exists to promote the teaching of Bengali Hindu culture to interested citizens in the UK from its base in Bradford.Fully registered with the charities commission, we arrange teaching about our culture to children and adults as well as arranging celebrations from the Hindu religious calendar, including Diwali and Autumn Puja festivals.

Multicultural work, the idea being community cohesion. Collaborative work with local cultural groups and with Customs House Trust (theatre and cinema) South Shields. We also run classical dance (Bharatnatyam) classes and Bollywood dance classes at the Customs House Mill Dam South Shields.

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Lancashire whether members of the association or otherwise and in particular those of Hindu origin regardless of sex, political, religious or other opinions by Advancing education which promotes good citizenship and good relations between people within a multi-racial, multi-cultural and multi-faith society.

TO ADVANCE THE HINDU RELIGION, TO ADVANCE EDUCATION FOR THE RAJASTHANI COMMUNITY