Society Charities That specialise in Racial justice

JP Team International is a Christian-led prayer, teaching and response team. Our work is to pray for the peace of Jerusalem, stand against anti-semitism and bring relief in response to humanitarian crises from acts of terror and war. This is accomplished through relief efforts, education, public speaking, multimedia and training internationally.

One Community Link ( OCL) is a charitable organisation supporting Black , Asian and Global Majority in Tees Valley, people living in poverty, including people seeking asylum, migrants and refugees. We exist to promote social integration by raising awareness about hate crime and empower BAGM to report, offering English classes and develop anti racism and Inclusion in Tees Valley and the wider UK

We work with diverse ethnic communities including Asylum Seekers, Refugees and their families. Services include Youth & Community work, advocacy, hate crime support, education & training. We support individuals with a range of issues. These issues are complex due to immigration status, racism & discrimination. We deliver youth provision, community outreach, group sessions, activities and events.

The principal activity of SYPP is the provision of a detached youth work project supporting young people living in the Saffron Estate, Leicester & other areas with a similar economic profile in Leicestershire, in accessing & developing opportunities available. Issues include bullying, unemployment, racism, social exclusion & deprivation. The Estate is in the top 2% most deprived areas in England.

Every Future Foundation delivers educational workshops to young people throughout the UK, educating young people on anti-racism and racial equity.

TO PROMOTE RACIAL TOLERANCE AND ELIMINATE DISCRIMINATION, IN PARTICULAR ANTI-SEMITISM BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY THE PROVISION OF FUNDING AND OTHER SUPPORT TO CHARITIES, ORGANISATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS AND THE PROMOTION OF EFFECTIVE INTERVENTIONS AND APPROACHES THAT SEEK TO PREVENT, COUNTER AND ADDRESS SUCH RACIAL INTOLERANCE AND DISCRIMINATION.

A) Advancing education & employment opportunities through training & support programmes to disadvantaged Children & Adults from BME & New Migrant Communities.B) To provide recreational facilities for children & young people with the objective of improving their quality of life.C) Tackling racism & extremism ideologiesD) To promote African and Arabian culture through social & cultural events

Delivers: 1. Social responsibility, active citizenry, community cohesion. 2. combats inequality, xenophobia, homophobia, antisemitism, islamophobia, ageism, misogyny. 3. special needs inclusion play, learning with disabilities, autism. AFRID, Crohn's. Carer parents' respite. 4. Tackles unemployment, behaviour problems, provides childcare, training carers. 5. A Think Tank for freedoms, democracy.

The charity provides a range of legal services to current and former members of the Armed Forces, or their bereaved families, where there has been bullying, sexual harassment, sexual or domestic or racist abuse, violence or neglect. The charity undertakes educational and outreach work within and relevant to the Armed Forces, promoting the rule of law, human rights and access to justice.

Supporting people affected by racism through weekly youth and community sessions in Stockton and Middlesbrough; and 1-1 support for people in the Tees valley

The Sikh Helpline is a professional and confidential telephone counselling and email inquiry service where you can get help, advice, counselling and information - Bullying and Racism - Discrimination - Relationship Issues-Domestic Violence- Addiction- Problems at school or home Call: 0845 644 0704 / 07999 00 4364

Make Life Kind educates young people on how to overcome social stigmas, such as Racism, Anti-Knife Crime, Self Esteem, Mental Health, Body Positivity, Gender Identity, Online Safety , Sports & Disability. The Charity achieves this by sending Expert Speakers with lived experience, into Schools, Youth Clubs, Colleges, Universities & Sports Clubs to educate & inspire young people to positive change.

To Provide a safe place to worship Allah. To provide a safe place for the community and neighbourhood to meet and organise communal and public activities.To Encourage social cohesion and breakdown bigotry and misunderstanding between the immediate communities.

Outreach programmes,bible studies, prayer meetings and Sunday Church services, Christian annual festivals,visiting the bereaved, celebrating birth, baptisms, practical support with finances, food and clothes and shelter, providing spiritual support to people who are battling with addictions, mental breakdowns, physical illness, domestic violence, and racial prejudice and praying for the sick.

E4C provides a powerful programme of resources (lesson plans, displays, access to archival resources, assemblies, accredited research, reading lists, curriculum reviews) from EYFS to Higher Education. We also develop and deliver bespoke training to educators and students around issues of unconscious bias, racial literacy, curriculum planning to empower teachers to challenge racism.

To advance the Jewish faith for the public benefit by: a) providing information & advice to enable members of Jewish small communities to practice & live within the faith; b) relieving need related to ill health & disability in Jewish small communities and others; c) advancing education in Jewish history and culture; d) promoting the elimination of anti-semitism and education about anti-semitism.

To empower children to participate in sports, eliminate social exclusion, bullying, racism, gang violence, xenophobia and promoting children quality of healthier living. Promotion of children role model and mentors in sports in a view of inspiring the youth generation through social integration and cohesion. Building a safer, freer and prosperous communities for the youth and promoting well-being

We provide services to school, pupils, parents and the community. Our workshops explains school procedures and policies, how to advocate for yourself and how to support the children. Help schools construct policies and practices with anti-racism and cultural competency in mind. This will help schools consider how policies, procedures and curricula construct racism and how this affects children.

To relieve hardship, sickness and poor health amongst children and young people, the elderly and people who are disadvantaged by either social or economic circumstances, who are of Chinese origin now living in the UK (The Chinese Community) by the provision of goods and/ or services.To work towards the elimination of racism and discrimination on ther grounds of race.

The aim of Holocaust Learning UK is to teach young people about the history of the Holocaust and its relevance in overcoming issues facing society today, in areas such as racism, bullying and discrimination.

-Teach young people the basic Islamic moral values of tolerance, peace, kindness to others, and responsibility towards the environment.-Develop childrens confidence, mental and physical abilities, social manners and communications skills to help them become law abiding British Muslim citizens. -Help children deal with difficult issues of growing up, racism, prejudice and social isolation.

Dispelling misinformation, conspiracy theories, tearing down barriers of inclusion. We operate online educational meetings to allow anyone in the world to participate, teaching people how they can be tricked into believing misinformation around health, finance, science and anti-Semitism. Fighting Holocaust denial through the restoration and colourisation of historical footage.

Arts, casework, education and training

To develop an infrastructure of organisations conducive to the existence of the black majority churches.To foster and develop awareness within the community and the black majority churches, of the spiritual, moral and social issues prevalent and to enhance a spirit of co-operation against xenophobia.To combat racism at all levels and to promote a just society.

The Principal activity of the Charity during the Year were those of the promotion of the welfare of the African and Caribbean Community and their descendants in the City and the County of Gloucestershire by all practical means and in particular by combating racism in all its forms and the promotion of equal opportunities