Religion Charities That specialise in Hinduism

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.

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

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

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.

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.

Provides opportunities to commemorate Hindu religious and cultural activities for the Bengali Hindu community in North East England and other interested people.

Working in Woking and its environs and drawing together people from Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Baha'i and other recognised world faiths, Woking People of Faith organises educational events, and other activities which help the wider community to understand differences in faith and culture, thereby reducing prejudice and improving inter-community relations.

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.

SHS is a non-profit voluntary organisation dedicated to the principles of Hindu Dharma. We organize religious and cultural functions, which includes a celebration of festivals, lectures, music and dance performances by distinguished visitors and members of the local community on a regular basis to give our children and adults many opportunities to have a glimpse of the Hindu culture.

To advance Hindu faith via Sanmarka path with siddha philosophies instructed by our Guru Sage Arumuga Arangar. keeping prayers and workshops to enlighten others. providing support (food, water & clothing) for disadvantaged community in Sri Lanka. Providing essential items and foods to Foodbank in Brent.

To advance the Hindu religion, formation of Hindu marriages and providing a service to the community as a whole.

Organisation of practice sessions of Yoga and Meditation, Chanting and group singing of hymns, celebration of Hindu festivals, social gatherings to promote Yoga and Meditation, raise funds for helping the poor, disadvantaged and people in distress anywhere in the world.

THE MANDAL WAS ESTABLISHED BY A CONSTITUTION FORMALLY ADOPTED IN 1972.THE AIMS ARE TO ADVANCE THE HINDU RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC;TO ACCOMMODATE AND ASSIST IN PROVIDING FACILITIES FOR SPORT,RECREATION OR OTHER LEISURE TIME OCCUPATION TO INDIVIDUALS ;TO PROVIDE INFORMATION,TRAINING AND SUPPORT FOR ALL INVOLVED BY DEVELOPING THEIR SKILLS AND ENABLING THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SOCIETY.

Promotion of religious harmony for the public benefit

Charity organises various functions such as celebration of Hindu festivals, sporting events and women's groups, to raise funds for its charitable objects of relieving poverty and sickness, advancing education and Hindu religion amongst the Prajapati community.

The object of the charity is to further the education and training of children, assist in relief of poverty, provide overseas aid/famine relief and assist in promoting Hindu religion with the donations collected from private individuals. To advance the education to save the world environment by making grants of money to environment saving projects.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN WHO WOULD OTHERWISE BE EXCLUDED FROM EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES BY REASON OF POVERTY, IN PARTICULAR BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS OF MONEY, SCHOLARSHIPS AND MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCES.B)TO ADVANCE THE HINDU RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO FACILITATE THE PERFORMANCE OF CEREMONIES, RITES AND RITUALS AND AN UNDERSTANDING OF HINDU TEXTS AND

THE MAIN POINT ARE AS UNDER:-1. ADVICE 2. BENEFIT3. DAY CENTRE4. TRAINING AND AWARENESS5. LANGUAGE6. CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

The primary objective of the charity is to inculcate and keep alive the hindu religious values in people and specially the youth. The charity also gives a platform to all devotees of Shree Siddhivinayak Ganpati for worship and performing various religious rituals.

The Hindu Dharma Society (HDS) was created in 1990 in Brentwood, Essex. 29 years on, we are still standing, promoting our culture and faith. The society consists of people of all ages and is open to all. The majority of functions are based in Essex but members are located all over!The society runs solely on donations and we hope to eventually have a base of our own.

Form a united consensus on policies and issues effecting the UK HindusUndertake research, development and educational projectsMake representations on behalf of HindusProvide support for Hindu organisationsCarry out Interfaith related work

The intent of the charity is to meet the objectives as set out in the trust deed and continues to be the relief of poverty and of the poor, the advancement of education and the advancement of Hindu religion and culture. During the year ending 30 September 2021, progress on an agreement with an Indian Charity is subject to a general Indian Government review on overseas registered charities.

To advance the Hindu Faith, its doctrines and its scriptures and practice Hindu beliefs through assembly, worship and discourse amongst the members of the Hindu community and other interested parties in Doncaster and neighbouring towns and villages.