Amberliegh
Amberliegh is a children's charity where we use performing arts such as African drumming and dance, singing, piano, guitar lessons and other creative arts to empower children and young people to build up their self-esteem and self-confidence.
Bexley Voice
Bexley Voice is a voluntary organisation of parents and carers of children and young people (age 0-25) with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) living in the London Borough of Bexley. We signpost, support and empower families to obtain the best possible care and services.
Community Connect
Think of us as a virtual community centre, no fixed location but offering a range of accessible activities to foster meaningful connections in the Chapel End ward of Waltham Forest.
DEBORAH BARAK INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
DEBORAH AND BARAK INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES TRUST was established in 1994. Our Ministry is based in the centre of community of Waltham Forest in East London. Our service is to people of all ages,from children to senior citizens and to people of all race,culture and believes. FAMILY FOUNDATION CHRISTIAN CENTRAL IS OUR CHURCH AND COMMUNITY ARMS.
Downham Aid
The organisation is Downham Aid. The social supermarket we run is called The Gleaning Pantry (a food bank). A website is important to us to give a point of reference for anyone enquiring about our work and the service we offer.
Elmington Community Gardens
A group of Elmington Estate residents who identify disused and misused areas of the estate and re-establish them as areas which improve biodiversity, estate aesthetics, resident mental health and community engagement.
Empowering Tamil Families
Empowering Tamil Families aims to support individuals and families at difficult times in their lives, provide signposting to services, promote health and wellbeing, provide education and training and seek employment opportunities for community members. We aim to help people to become active in wider community life.
Faiths Together in Croydon
Faiths Together in Croydon exists to be a collective voice for faiths communities in Croydon. It serves as an inter-faith network representing the diverse faiths of Croydon.  Its members work actively, collaboratively and strategically to improve Croydon for all people in Croydon.
Families in Harmony
At Families in Harmony our vision is a world where kinship caregivers are empowered, supported, and celebrated as pillars of strength within their families and communities generally and Black kinship carers particularly. We envision a future where every child in need finds a loving and culturally affirming home within their extended family, preserving their identity and connection to their roots.
Kingston Mencap
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.
Malden Emergency First Aid Society (MEFAS)
MEFAS provides training in first aid and emergency aid (CERT) to the public. MEFAS also offers first aid cover at events ranging from school fetes, local fund raising activities, children's football leagues and assistance to trading charities and commercial operations. MEFAS provides these services, in the main, to South London Boroughs and North Surrey.
MLTRA
Welcome to the website of the Tenants and Residents Association of the Maiden Lane Estate. We are your COMMITTEE MEMBERS, we are residents like you on Maiden Lane Estate and we would love it if you would join us: We are trying our best to make Camden Council accountable during this disruptive and confusing time.
Moriah Club CIC
Moriah Club is an After School Club . It will provide different activities such as sport, music, tuition, art and many more.
Residents United Forum
Residents United Forum brings together representatives of different local community groups to ensure disabled residents, carers and their families voices are heard and their views actioned when developing local services. The group is led by Newham residents with lived experiences as disabled people and carers.
Richmond EAL Friendship Group
We are a small charity and target hard-to-reach and isolated adults, including parents of children in local schools, whose lack of English language skills disadvantages them in everyday life. We provide informal English classes and access to local services in several venues across Richmond borough. Founded in 2001, we now have approximately 850 individuals engaged with us.