Horsea Lane Allotment Association (HLAA) was established in 1956 in Portsmouth Hampshire UK. The allotment site overlooks the Tipner foreshore and has over 150 plots. The association aims are to promote allotment cultivation and a sense of community. The association is made up of a approximately 8 elected members including a chair, secretary and treasurer.

The Woodcraft Folk is an educational movement for children and young people, designed to develop self-confidence and activity in society, with the aim of building a world based on equality, peace, social justice and co-operation.

• to improve and enhance the environment and the quality of life for the community in Ham & Petersham, • to promote general charitable purposes, activities, events and projects which may be decided from time to time for the benefit of the community of Ham & Petersham and the surrounding area. Twitter page: https://twitter.com/HamUnitedGroup Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/hamunitedgroup

The international centre of excellene for Local eDemocracy is a government organisation set-up to promote innovation in local decision making

Corporate body – with legal entity of its own separate to its members first established in 1894. Makes decisions in the interests of the whole Community it serves which are then the responsibility of the whole body. It can only ‘act’ where it has legal power to do so – these powers are encapsulated in legislation.

IYDEAL is a not-for-profit working to improve the health and wellbeing of people facing disadvantage caused by displacement and migration, but also for other reasons of economic and social inequality. Many of our clients are originally from the Middle East and North Africa but we reflect the diversity of Kingston's residents and welcome people from all over the world.

Kent House Road Allotments is a voluntary managed allotment site in Bromley with a total of about 150 plots.

The Kew Neighbourhood Association was created in 1977. It aims to provide services and facilities in the Kew ward area of Richmond, Surrey for the relief of the elderly, the disabled, the mentally or physically handicapped, the sick and the poor.

Keynsham Allotment Association was established in 1987 to provide allotments to the community of Keynsham and is run entirely by members with an elected committee. It is subsidised by Keynsham Town Council which contributes towards land rent payments and major site repairs. The Association takes responsibility for plot allocation, tenant rent collection as well as funding site maintenance and expenses.

Keynsham Walkers are Welcome are a voluntary organisation, which have recently attained national status. We aim to make Keynsham a walker friendly town, where visitors and residents alike can enjoy organised walks around beautiful countryside surrounding the town, and partake of the benefits from the facilities the businesses have to offer.

Kids Come First is a new support forum created for separated parents where we encourage the sharing of information & experiences within customised group sessions. We offer a unique adult learning programme of child-focused material with helpful, specialised guidance & advice for separated parenting.

KLHS aims to encourage interest in the history of the local area through talks, visits, research, and publications. The Society meets monthly on Wednesday evenings (at 8.00 pm), usually in the State Rooms of Kimbolton Castle, by kind permission of the Headmaster. Access is via stairs with handrail, a hearing loop is available.

<b>Introduction to the Kingston Area Travellers' Association</b><br><br>KATA is a pressure group, founded in 1991, covering all aspects of public transport in Kingston upon Thames and the surrounding town centres.

The Forum’s work can be placed into three broad categories: •Engagement. Engaging with Kingston’s BME communities to contribute to policy development and decision making •Capacity Building. Building their organisational capacity so that they can deliver quality services to their users. •Equality and Cohesion. Promoting cohesion and working to take equality forward in Croydon.

KCMA is a registered charity in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames. Providing support, advice and training to Ofsted Registered Childminders, those in pre-registration and parents of minded children in the borough; in order to promote the value of childminding, it's advantages in terms of flexibility of care in a home-based environment.

Kingston Churches Action on Homelessness (KCAH) aims to relieve the distress of homeless and potentially homeless people by the provision of service and resources.

Kingston Digital Health is an exciting new project that aims to get local residents using online resources

The Kingston Federation of Allotment Gardeners,working together for Kingston's allotments The Federation aims to: Promote and encourage allotment gardening in the borough. Provide information, support and advice to sites considering voluntary management Build relationships within and between sites so that ideas and experience can be shared. Membership of the federation is currently free and open to any organisation in agreement ...

Kingston iCope offers treatment for a range of psychological problems, including anxiety and depression. The service is free and confidential for all adults registered with a Kingston GP, and someone wanting support from the service, can self-refer on their website: https://kingston.icope.nhs.uk

We comprise representatives of all those religious faith groups/communities in Kingston who wish to participate together with other appropriate local organisations. We serve as a channel of communication and understanding between the various faith groups, providing an opportunity for discussion of issues of mutual interest and/or concern.

Kingston Mencap is a small voluntary group which supports adults and children with a learning disability, their families, and their carers living in the Kingston-upon-Thames area.

An exciting online service linking people to support, information and advice services from local advice-giving organisations in Kingston upon Thames.

A voluntary group to demonstrate the support for credit union for Kingston.

KTG is a voluntary organisation which offers tours of Historic Kingston to residents and visitors. Guided walks take place every Sunday morning in the summer and on the first Sunday in the winter months; private group walks or talks can also be arranged on request.

Kingston Voluntary Action supports local voluntary and community sector groups to develop their skills, build their resources and amplify their voice.