Religion Charities That specialise in Sikhism

Our charity provides an informative and social purpose. It provides a focus point for many of the congregation, who are elderly and have no other source of communal information. It provides information which is religious, being the only local source which is Sikh related. It teaches the philosophy behind the Sikh religion.

Medical Camps and Eyes Operations

TO ADVANCE THE SIKH RELIGION AMONG THE RESIDENTS OF THE AREA OF BENEFIT BY PROVIDING AND FURNISHING A PLACE OF WORSHIP AND ASSIST THE NEEDY WITH IN THE SIKH COMMUNITY.

The Sikh Education Council is a team of professional Sikh volunteers concentrating on esoteric teachings from the Guru Granth Sahib and Sikh history, working for the betterment of humankind. Amongst other educational projects, we commemorate key milestones in Sikh history by organising high-profile events to educate and empower people through the teachings of Guru Nanak.

1, To provide facilities to the Sikh community in Ipswich for holding prayers, religious ceremonies and functions;2, To advance the Sikh religion, advance education in subjects such as the Sikh religion in language and in other subjects.

Sikh place of worship and related community activities

ADVANCEMENT OF THE SIKH RELIGION, ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION, RELIEVE POVERTY, SICKNESS & DISTRESS. PROMOTE PUNJABI SIKH CULTURAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDING MUSIC & DANCE

The Charity?s main objectives are to reach out and provide support and aid to individuals who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress as a result of local or national disaster or by reason of their social and economic circumstances and to advance and promote the Sikh religion.

To advance the Sikh religion for the benefit of the publicTo advance education, including education in the Sikh religion, and other subjects for the benefit of the publicTo provide or assist in the preparation of facilities in the interests of social welfare for the recreation or leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age or disability

To advance the Sikh faith for the benefit of the public in accordance with the authentic teachings of Guru Sahib.To promote education for the public benefit at Key Stages 1 to 4 and including social and physical activities.Through regional and virtual learning envioriments we seek to advance Spiritual and Temporal growth of individuals.

To promote the development of young people in achieving their physical, intellectual and social potential as individuals and as responsible citizens by the provision of education and leisure time activities using a nautical theme and in accordance with the principles, ethos and practices of the Marine Society & Sea Cadets (MSSC)

1) The relief of physical and mental sickness of persons of the Sikh community in the UK that are in need by reason of addiction to alcohol and drugs, and, to provide counselling and support to the victims and their families.

City Sikhs is an award-winning progressive Sikh charity which strives to build a cohesive and inclusive society in which individuality is respected and diversity is celebrated. We provide a space for people to connect, learn, contribute and share and help people develop their professional careers through networking and mentoring.

The charity operates from the registered office address, in Handsworth, Birmingham for the benefit of the inhabitants of the City of Birmingham and Surrounding areas, particularly those of Sikh origin, to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation & other leisure time occupation of the beneficiaries and help and educate young beneficiaries through their leisure time etc.

Organised annual Vaisakhi Sports Day in Coventry (9,000 people).Annual charity walk that goes to places of worship of different faiths in order to strengthen relationships.Advancement of amatuer sport eg hockey, athletics, rounders, football and tug of war. Free eye camps in India and free water provision projects in Kenya.Financial support to charities which improve quality of life.

Ramgarhia Gurdwara Society of Hitchin aims to serve specifically Ramgarhia community and all other Sikhs in the area of Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire in general. It aims to provide services at the Gurdwara in accordance with the Sikhi, preached by Guru Nanak followed the other Gurus. We provide Panjabi, Gurbani and music with the aim to further racial harmony & cohesion in the wider community

SNM serves and uplifts all people in the spirit of the Sikh principle of 'seva' (self-less service) and 'sarbat da bhalla' (for the benefit of all). We run the Northside Welcome Centre, in Erdington providing Information, Advice and Guidance, Counselling, IT classes, Job Club, one-to-one support for the unemployed or people in need, literacy & numeracy classes, yoga and Sikh religious programmes.

Religious ceremonies, including birth, marriages and death ceremonies. Religious & cultural education. Educate local & other communities about Sikh religion & culture tradition. Celebrate Sikh festivals. Sports & social recreation etc.

The object of the association is the provision and maintenance of the Sikh religious and cultural centre in the London Borough of Hackney for the worship of Sikhism and due performance of the rites of marriage and death according to the principles of the sikh religion together with the doctrine of the Holy Shri Guru Granth Sahibji and the encouragement of Amrit Parchar (baptism) to become a Sikh.

The charity continues to hold religious services for the local congregation. There are weekly classes to teach Punjabi language and Sikh religion to children. The local schools visit the charity premises to observe the Sikh way of worship and living. The charity supports local and international charities.

The main activities are teaching and research in the field of higher education

Practise & celebrate religious & cultural festivals according to the Sikh faith. Provide literature of the Sikh religion. Organise facilities for the welfare and care of the elderly people and persons with special needs. Promote and develop health awareness (dangers of drinking, smoking, drug taking among youths).Educating children from local schools about the Sikh way of life.

Provide religous services and guidance. Support for Sikh and local community. Support the advancement of Sikh and Punjabi culture and language.

prayer meetings, lectures on Sikh faith, 'sewa' which is unconditional charitable act, volunteers sharing knowledge of music to encourage more members of public to involve. including classes, leisure activities, promotion of religious harmony, other events to encourage younger community members to learn about different faiths and become more involved.

DAY CENTRE ACTIVITIESPhysical Activity Sessions Provided 5 Days per week. Wednesday Ladies Strength and Balance Exercises 1.45-2.45.Arts and Crafts 12.25-1.45pm. Monday and Thursday Yoga Exercises for men 2pm/3pm. Tuesday Wellbeing & Health Activity. Thursday Films, Games, Music. Day.Friday Men social time Refreshment and News Papers.