Members Directory

The group follows the aims of the Scout Association to develop physically, socially, and spiritually the minds and bodies of young people, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.

The company (otherwise known as ASD Support Services) supports families and carers living with children with a diagnosis of autism from the ages of three-to-eleven years old. They offer a range of services from respite services to advice and modelling strategies/interventions families can use at home. Their flexible approach allows parents to decide how the organisation can support them and their child through an agreed support package, partnering upskilled Personal Assistants with families.

The organisation provides learning and socialisation activities for older people, who are retired or semi-retired.

Abbey Wood Community Group runs the Abbey Wood Community Center, which is a space for community interest groups to gather, enabling activities to bring together residents of Abbey Wood.

Abbey Wood Community Sound provides therapeutic community music workshops for residents in Greenwich, particularly Abbey Wood.

Abbey Wood Women's Institute provides social activities to reduce isolation for women of all ages and promotes new skills whilst sharing existing knowledge.

Act for Change works to prevent youth violence and hate-related crime, including the provision of Transforming Conflict Training.

Action Against Hunger aims to save lives by combating hunger and disease, and relieving poverty, deprivation, and distress throughout the world. Action Against Hunger also strives to relieve chronic and temporary hunger by way of emergency intervention and/or establishing rehabilitation programmes. Action Against Hunger intervenes in natural or man-made disasters which threaten food security or result in famine. They also respond to situations of social/economic breakdown, which place particular groups of people in extremely vulnerable positions. Lastly, they work in situations where survival depends on humanitarian aid.

Active Horizons supports young people from the BME community by developing their skills, capacities, and capabilities. They provide advanced education, as well as recreational and leisure time activities.

Adfam offers support to those affected by someone else's substance misuse. This comes in the form of peer support, support groups, advocacy, signposting, and sharing information and resources. Adfam also supports professionals working in the drug and alcohol sector through training, resources, and policy updates.

Working with the Nepalese community, Advocacy for Nepalese Organisations (AFNO) provides access to advice and support.

Advocacy in Greenwich (AIG) provides group and one-to-one advocacy for people with a learning disability in Greenwich and empowers people with a learning disability to bring about change for individuals, and in society. Additionally, AIG makes sure to provide independent advocacy to anyone who needs it.

African Family Support Foundation empowers and supports African families with a range of issues, including bereavement, domestic abuse, welfare, family disputes, empowerment, human rights, disability, health, and social care provision.

African Smile aims to relieve poverty and distress, preserve and protect good health, and advance the education of disadvantaged people living in South East London (Greenwich and Lewisham). In particular, African Smile provides advice, information, and guidance in matters such as health, education, training for employment, translation services, housing, and welfare rights. Additionally, they promote the provision of facilities for recreation, cultural, and other leisure-time activities of individuals who, by reason of their age, ability, or financial circumstances face access barriers.

AfriLife M.I.N.D. is a local non-profit organisation dedicated to nurturing holistic wellbeing through nutrition, movement, mindfulness, and other modalities. Our aim is to create inclusive, culturally aware spaces that empower individuals and families, particularly within global majority communities, to explore (w)holistic health and wellbeing practices by blending traditional wisdom with creative, accessible approaches. AfriLife M.I.N.D. seeks to reduce health inequalities, encourage connection, and inspire sustainable lifestyle changes that support body and mind.

Age UK Bromley and Greenwich provides innovative services of the highest standards for older people in the borough of Bromley and Greenwich.

The AHOY centre aims to provide equal opportunities for disadvantaged, at-risk young people and people with disabilities to engage in activities and courses. They bring together people from many walks of life to work as a community, using rowing and sailing as educational tools to bring about positive changes in participants and the local community, creating good citizenship and role models.

The project aims to provide exciting opportunities for the elderly to meet and relax with friends and neighbours. It also serves as a break to the boredom experienced by the elderly due to isolation and loneliness - these are very big issues among the BME elderly in Greenwich and can lead to bad physical and mental health. They also provide signposting for the elderly around health and other relevant issues.

All Kids Can (AKC) Opportunities Foundation CIC creates inclusive and impactful opportunities that benefit children, young people and adults, particularly those with physical and learning disabilities, their families, schools and local communities across London. They offer engaging holiday programmes, wrap-around care, and tailored support that fosters physical, social and emotional development. Their services provide families with reliable care and respite, while their programmes for adults promote independence, life skills, and meaningful social connections along with training and employment pathways. At the heart of their mission is a commitment to inclusivity, growth, and empowerment, enabling individuals to thrive and communities to flourish.

Aligned Futures was born out of a vision to create lasting change in the lives of young people. The founding members saw first-hand the lack of positive role models and opportunities available to many youths. Driven by a desire to make a meaningful difference, Aligned Futures was established to guide young people toward discovering their potential and building a purpose-filled future. Founded on the belief that every young person has the potential to succeed, Aligned Futures is dedicated to guiding youth aged eleven-to-eighteen through crucial developmental stages. Their specialised programme, "Align," is designed to empower young people by building self-confidence, fostering goal-oriented thinking, and enhancing their connection to education and personal growth.

Alzheimer's Society - Bexley and Greenwich Branch aims to support people with dementia and other forms of memory loss as well as their carers.

Amethyst Family Foundation educates on parenting/marriage/single life, supports families who are in need because of disability and ill health, and strives to relieve the needs of families who are in hardship due to social or economic circumstances. They also aim to stop the disintegration of families in modern society, build on the success of other service providers for families, and to engage in useful activities in the local communities.

Ana Huna aims to increase awareness of disability among children within the Muslim community in Greenwich and to promote and improve access into local places of worship for families of disabled children.

The vision for The Anchor for All Souls (the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG) is born out of a genuine desire to raise women and men who, regardless of their past, will live righteously and attain excellence in every area of life.

The organisation aims to continue to create awareness, advocate for, and enable the integration of persons with disabilities into society.

Animal Days Out CIC (also known as Animals for Therapy) provides educational, therapeutic and recreational opportunities for children, young people and adults with a wide theme of animals, wildlife, nature and outdoor activities.

Aphek Ltd. provides quality training in various areas across nursing to business administration, to suit individuals and organisational training needs.

ARC and You provides a range of services and programmes that support personal development. They also aim to improve access to social and cultural activities that enhance and contribute toward greater social integration and community cohesion.

Ark of Christ Mission International Trust (Youth Rally Mission) aims to combat youth violence, drug and alcohol abuse and knife crime. They focus on youth mental health issues and mentoring young people to become the best they can be. They also aim to combat youth violence in SE London, raise young leaders in community, and to lead people to Christ.

Arte Latino Cultural Project helps young people and local audiences to participate in, and have access to high quality, innovative Latin American arts and culture.

Artfix Circle is a one-stop platform from conception to execution. Artfix is a combination café, co-working space, learning centre and popup venue with the aim to foster everyday creativity for vulnerable groups.

The Asian Centre for Advice and Learning (ACAL) provides information and advice in welfare matters, domestic violence and other matters to Asian communities from the Indian subcontinent in their native languages. The Asian Centre for Advice and Learning (ACAL) also acts as a mediator in order to break the barriers towards the labour market by updating their skills.

Aspire Creativity provides community development, public, and service user involvement. The organisation also provides arts training.

The main aim of the club is to provide football facilities, promote participation and development of the game and arrange matches for its members. AFC Lewisham is open to the whole community, allowing anyone to be a member. The club strives to provide football for health benefits, raise self-esteem, and teach skills transferable to the workplace.

Aurora Options supports people with learning disabilities to maximise their independence. They believe that increasing the choice and control people have over their own lives enhances their dignity and freedom, and will enhance and protect the quality of their lives.

Autistic Inclusive Meets has three aims. The first aim is to enable families with autistic children/adults to get out into the community and socialise in an accepting inclusive environment with like-minded peers via regular meet ups, holidays, or meals out. The second aim is to provide information and support to these individuals and their families. The third aim is to help families fulfil the sensory needs of the autistic individual through regular meets and also through the loan of specific sensory equipment such as weighted blankets etc.

Our main goal is to promote physical education among children by offering professional rhythmic gymnastics classes that foster friendship, strength, flexibility, and artistic expression.

Avante Care and Support is a not-for-profit organisation that cares for and supports over 1000 older people through registered nursing and dementia care homes, home care, and wellbeing support services. They have proudly been providing care and support for over thirty years, with ten specialist dementia and nursing care homes located across Kent, Bexley and Greenwich. They are committed to making a positive difference to those in care and their experienced, dedicated and skilled workforce strive to ensure they provide communities where everyone has a vibrant and fulfilling life.

The Avenues Group is a charity responsible for pioneering specialist social care that supports people facing significant disadvantage through disability and illness so they can live full lives in their local communities. 

Avery Hill Christian Fellowship promotes the advancement of the Christian Faith and poverty relief.

B Young Stars is a youth organisation dedicated to empowering young people to embrace their true selves and reach their full potential. Through weekly tutoring, sports activities, and personal development programmes, the organisation creates spaces where youth can grow in confidence, values, and ambition.

BEP provides out of school tuition for young people in both primary and secondary schools. The main focus is on students receiving additional support to help them develop competence/excellence in the core subjects of the National Curriculum (Maths, English and Science), through intensive Saturday School tuition and extra-curricular activities.

Barnfield Hub (Friends of Barnfield Estate Ltd.) provides community development and improves residents' community participation, focusing on healthy campaigns, crime reduction, and employment training.

Beelotus supports parents to develop self-care whilst adjusting to the challenges of parenthood.

Bench Outreach's aim is to help vulnerable people overcome drug and alcohol dependence, find decent homes, and lead lives that have meaning and purpose. They offer an inclusive, confidential, non-judgemental service founded on equality, diversity and the sanctity of life. They work with people to find and sustain accommodation and support them to access treatment for drug, alcohol, and mental health problems.

Bentham House Residents Association helps to safeguard and promote the interests of the residents of Bentham House, an over-fifty-five facility. Bentham House Residents Association is focused on housing and the environment, striving to improve living conditions, community facilities, and services for residents, most of whom are over sixty-five.

Bexley Accessible Transport Schemes is a community transport scheme, operating within the borough of Bexley. Founded in July 2004, our aim is to provide affordable, accessible, and safe transport for community and voluntary groups in the local area.

The heart of the Big Red Bus Club is their daily stay and play for children under five and families. It is free and entirely volunteer-run and led. Based in Charlton Park, the organisation also runs projects that support their whole family wellbeing, including supporting families with children with Special Educational Needs, Disability, and overall supporting local families.

Blackheath Conservatoire of Music and the Arts Ltd. provides high-quality art, music and drama education to the community in South East London.

Blackheath Halls is an entertainment venue and concert hall in the heart of South East London.

Blessed Generation aims to help young people advance in life, relieve needs of and educate young people, through two services. First, Blessed Generation provides recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare and designed to improve young people's living conditions. Second, they provide support and activities which develop their skills, capacities, and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals. This charitable purpose will be undertaken in accordance with a Christian ethos.

Bloss.m ambition is a training and skills development social enterprise that specialises in upskilling young women aged fourteen to twenty-one to create the next generation of female leaders. Launched in 2018, they have impacted the lives of over 2,000 young females to-date around the UK by developing their skill sets, enhancing their career knowledge, connecting them to life-changing opportunities and building their networks.

BME Volunteers CIC (Black Major) champions Black disabled people's authentic voices and supports the wider family network by explaining therapy options and offering family assessment and care plans. From an African-born perspective, they provide interactive and easy-to-understand, up-to-date and relevant information on autism, mental health, physical health, emotional and psychological wellbeing for the children and utilise community volunteers to support families living with visible and invisible Disability, that have no access to public funds, living with discrimination, stigma, under duress and/or are otherwise vulnerable and residing in London and South East England.

The aim of Body of Christ Ministries is to promote the Christian faith and transform lives through the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

The aim of Bridge East Greenwich CIC is to provide engaging and stimulating activities for local families whilst providing practical and emotional support. Their motto is: run by the community, for the community.

Bridge Support (Bridge 86 Ltd.) supports people with mental health issues by bridging the gap between in-patient mental health services and independent living. Bridge offers cost-effective, proven pathways to support people with long-term mental health conditions in the community.

Bridging the Gap for Autism supports adults and families and carers who are on the Autistic Spectrum, by providing advocacy and social outlets.

Brighter Future Foundations is a charitable organisation supporting adults with learning disabilities and other complex needs - including both physical/learning disabilities and sensory needs. They inter alia run the Brighter Futures Project, which is a life skills hub dedicated to supporting adults with learning disabilities in their journey towards greater independence and fulfilment. Their mission is to empower service users to navigate their daily lives with confidence and resilience by providing a nurturing environment that fosters personal growth and development.

British Thyroid Foundation provides support and information based on reliable medical evidence and personal experience through a helpline, information leaflets, and local meetings. They work with patients and medical professionals to inform and support people of all ages living with thyroid disorders.

Bunyoro Kitara Development Association (BKDA) brings together people from the Banyoro community and their families living in the UK. They work towards alleviating poverty and isolation, promoting education, economic empowerment, and raising awareness on available services. They also promote the positive cultural norms and values for the Banyoro community living in different parts of the UK.

Camden Society (Work Train Greenwich)'s vision is for a society in which people with disabilities live their lives to their full potential, free from discrimination. Their purpose is to support people with disabilities to live the lives they choose.

The primary aim of Capoeira First Step is to provide accessible fitness lessons for all, such as capoeira lessons, to foster improved physical health and community engagement.

The Care Foundation was set up to work for the advancement of the Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) community, focusing on those in particular who are disadvantaged. They aim to provide activities for the underprivileged who cannot access mainstream services due to barriers such as poverty, language, cultural differences, or fear. The Care Foundation has been set up to look into the needs of the BME African Residents and their participation in local activities.

Carers Support Bexley (Previously Greenwich Volcare - Carer's Support) provides support, information and respite care for Carers in the London Borough of Bexley and Royal Borough of Greenwich.

The Caribbean Social Forum was started by “the matured children” of the Windrush Generation. The Forum is open to men and women aged 50+ and they currently have over 600 registered members, mainly from the Caribbean and neighbouring countries, such as Guyana. In 2017, the Forum won the National Diversity Award for Community Organisation for Race, Faith and Religion.

Central Eltham Youth Project provides a brighter future for young people aged thirteen to twenty-five by helping them to make a smoother transition into adulthood.

CET-c for Women was established to motivate girls and women in Christ-like directions for every aspect of life. They provide support for women and families through training, empowerment, counselling, mentoring, and sponsorship.

Chabad of Greenwich and Docklands' main aim is to create a Jewish community in the area that is committed to making the world a better and more unified place. The stronger the community is, the more it can help others. As a community, Chabad volunteers and helps other charities and people in the area to have a better and more meaningful life. This can be achieved through aiding poverty relief, education, or events.

Change, Grow, Live - CGL (previously CRI) provides support on a variety of issues, ranging from alcohol and drug misuse, domestic abuse, to housing and street outreach, empowering individuals to change their lives.

Chares is a Social Enterprise providing services to the local community, civil sector organisations and private sector businesses, providing services like IT, marketing and social media.

Charlotte Turner Supplementary School engages and works with children and young people of minority groups in order to raise educational attainments, support self motivation, improve self-esteem and encourage self-belief to take pride in personal achievement.

Charlton & Blackheath Christian Fellowship (CBCF) is a Christian Church. Their community loves God and wants to make a difference.

Based on the needs of the community, Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) works in partnership to deliver high quality programmes with a lasting impact.

Charlton Athletic Museum is a volunteer initiative to preserve and display the heritage of Charlton Athletic Football Club for the community and supporters.

Charlton Central Residents' Association (CCRA) is committed to ensuring a safe and friendlier community. the CCRA organise social events such as a community day and quiz nights, run local groups such as a singing group, community gardening, and a local history group. They also publish a newsletter called 'Grapevine'.

Charlton Community Gardens turns unloved and unused spaces in Charlton into productive gardens for community use. Engaging the local community is key to achieving their aim as they want to share gardening skills and knowledge with others, so that more people can learn to grow their own food as sustainably as possible.

Charlton Family Centre provides childcare and support to families with children aged five and under in the local area.

Charlton Toy Library aims to promote the principle that play does matter for the developing child. The organisation's objective is to make play accessible by lending appropriate toys and books, extending the opportunity for shared play into the home. They also provide play areas where children and adults can use a wide variety of toys and creative activities. They offer an opportunity to socialise and exchange experiences. There is also a befriending and supportive service to parents and carers.

Charlton Triangle Homes 50+ Group helps promote social inclusion, prevent isolation and loneliness, and promote affordable activities e.g. exercise classes, and subsidised day coach trips.

Charlton United Reformed Church seeks to serve the local community in the name of Jesus. They work on outreach and a mission to spread the word of God to support the local neighbourhood.

Children Hope Forever aims to give young people and asylum seekers a second chance in life, creating employment and bringing disabled family voices into the society.

Christ Church East Greenwich provides space for Christian worship and services to children and young people in the community as well as running community outreach programmes.

Christ Church Priory Eltham provides a place of worship and hall hire, and runs two schools: Saint Mary's Catholic Primary School and Saint Thomas More Catholic Comprehensive School.

Christ Church Shooters Hill is an inclusive Anglican Church in the modern Catholic tradition, serving the local community and reflecting the rich diversity of London. They aspire to be a presence within the locality, using their resources to enrich the life of people within the community and offering different services to reflect this.

Christian Life Centre and Christian Life Ministries is a place to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ, in word and action. The organisation teaches the scriptures and disciples those who receive the message of Christ. They run community development initiatives to reach more people with message of Christ.

The Church of Christ the King (CCK) provides community work showing people the love of Jesus. CCK’s mission is to create a vibrant family of hope-filled believers who deeply experience the love and presence of God and partner with Jesus to express the joy and power of His kingdom in every area of life.

Citizens Advice Greenwich aims to provide advice to people in need in Greenwich, and to improve the policies and practices that affect people's lives.

Citizens of the World is a choir of refugees and friends, performing in London and the rest of the UK to encourage community, friendship, combat isolation, and promote the joy of singing together and unity.

The Civil Service Retirement Fellowship is a national charity dedicated to helping former civil servants and their dependants make the most of their retirement.

The Clockhouse Community Centre and New Charlton Community Association Centre provide facilities for recreation and leisure time to enable improvement to the conditions of life for local residents.

Come Out Of Hiding The Lighthouse Network CIC exists as a lighthouse community to use gifts, talents and skills to serve the local community by nurturing, empowering, equipping and raising up the next generation of leaders from the ages of eleven to thirty in Greenwich, Lewisham, and neighbouring boroughs.

The CANE is a small community centre based in New Eltham Library. They offer two rooms for hire, run activities and special events.

Community Dialogue (CD) promotes community integration and empowers vulnerable people.

The main aim of CESI is to facilitate the integration and wellbeing of the disadvantaged ethnic minority groups in general and Nepalese community groups in particular into the broader community within the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

Community Needs Foundation (CNF) is a Christian Charity to address widespread hunger within the Black and Minority Ethnic groups (BME) community, including people with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF), vulnerable families and individuals who are less privileged to access food to meet their basic needs.

Congregation of the Mission (Abbey Wood) advances religious and charitable works. Following the example of Saint Vincent De Paul, whose imitation of Christ made him love the Poor, the mission of the congregation is rooted in Christ as presented in the Gospel and willingness to follow in the footsteps of Christ, the First Evangeliser of the Poor.

CraftA Community Responsive Artists, Felters and Textile Associates raises donations, conducts workshops and projects directed at well-being and social cohesion using arts at its focus to alleviate loneliness and boredom.

Cray Valley Amateur Radio Society provides a facility for anyone interested in amateur radio in South East London and North West Kent. Meetings are held twice a month with lectures, presentations or demonstrations. Licence courses are run twice a year for those who wish to get into the hobby or ‘climb the ladder’ to the full amateur radio licence. Special event activities are held to support national or local events.

The Cray Wanderers Community Scheme provides an education and mentoring service to the community through sport, music and art to help empower, enhance and inspire lives. The scheme works with young people in South East London, engaging with young people aged from five-to-fifteen.

Creating Grounds is creating stronger communities through participatory arts and collaborative projects. Creating Ground exists to facilitate the sharing of skills and abilities among different groups and wants to realise projects in complete collaboration with groups, individuals and organisations in London as well as in other countries. Creating Ground believes in the educational and transformational power of media and the arts and will use them in different ways and forms to inform, educate, share and bring about social change.​

Creative Foundation aims to address the issues of disadvantaged young people, and other vulnerable people in the community by reason of health, disability and youth.

The work of CRiBS supports the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of children and young people. CRiBS seeks to inspire growing faith and promote living values like respect and honesty that will help children holistically in their lives. CRiBS also provides space to talk about faith issues.

Culture Access aims to expand access to culture.

Daisy Farris Dance Collective - Princess Alice Project aims to use contemporary dance to empower people of all ages and abilities to engage in creative expression.

Daylight Academy is a social enterprise that delivers innovative and transformational personal development and parenting programmes, ranging from youth development and parenting workshops to self-esteem courses.

Deaf PLUS - Breakthrough (Deaf-Hearing Integration) encourages integration and equality between deaf and hearing people in all areas of life. They also enrich the lives of, and promote inclusivity for deaf and visually impaired people, ensuring equal opportunities and a brighter future for all.

Deaf Umbrella CIC provide BSL interpreting and communication services for Deaf/Hard of Hearing people.

Deafblind UK supports people with combined sight and hearing loss to live the lives they want. They help people to live with deafblindness by making connections, building their confidence and independence.

Deborah Ubee Trust promotes emotional health in the community by offering counselling to those who are unable to otherwise access it.

DeltaMind Foundation promotes an inclusive community on aspects of employment, education, career development, and social/community integration.

Deptford Methodist Mission Disabled People's Contact helps reduce isolation in elderly and disabled people through provision of a day centre service. They also provide volunteering opportunities, including for vulnerable adults, and raise funds through their charity shop.

Deptford Working Histories researches and shares international, national, and migrant histories that are intrinsic to Deptford with and within the local community.

Derrick and Atlas Gardens Residents Association aims to make the area a better place to live and to actively work to improve their neighbourhood.

Design Charity promotes the efficiency and effectiveness of charities by designing and building environments that will assist in meeting the needs of the charities’ beneficiaries. The are committed to the design and build of transformative environments for communities experiencing green space deprivation.

DG Community Organisation is a hub for women (age sixteen and over) who are experiencing, or have had experience of domestic abuse in faith communities irrespective of cultural, church, or personal beliefs.

Disabled People's Contact provides care and social stimulation to the elderly and disabled and to those who would otherwise be on their own.

Divine Buzz Fitness offers cost-free range of social, health and fitness programmes to women and children (age seven to eleven) through public funding to empower them to become more active and improve their mental and physical wellbeing.

Divine Connections Community Group provides support and structured activities for people with learning disabilities to wean people with learning disabilities away from the need of carers, guardians, and parents for a few hours a day.

The main aim of the Divine Life Ministry is to provide services to those who are of the Christian faith.

Dogon Music aims to help enhance body, mind and spirit through teaching African hand-drumming, musical choreography, singing, and storytelling to young and old, disabled and able-bodied people alike.

The organisation provides a support group for dyslexic families, parents, children, adults, teachers, healthcare professionals, as well as for dyslexic adults. They also offer advice on special needs in school, statutory assessments and statements, and screenings, and also write a newsletter, provide advice and information, and run a telephone help line and befriending service.

Our mission is to provide a vital community service to those who have nowhere else to turn, by helping people in South East London with limited means to obtain legal advice when they need it. We help people navigate the legal system and provide advice to prevent problems from escalating. We aim to reduce the risk of impacts such as homelessness, unmanageable debt, and increased mental health difficulties.

ELBA builds the connection between businesses and local communities, bringing the time, skills and resources of the private sector, to help build the capacity of local organisations, support young people in education and place people into employment. ELBA makes community investment easier, more effective and more rewarding, whether through face-to-face activity or online.

Ebehi Good Fortune has been working hard with the help of members and volunteers to help individuals in their area. Their work is dedicated to funding and delivering charitable services, and they strive to inspire and improve the lives of those who need assistance.

Simon Education provides holistic education to make all children achieve their full potential, to provide parents and carers with the skills needed to better support their child's/children's educational needs, and to develop community-based educational strategies to empower local communities in building sustainable educational opportunities for children and adults.

Using live and interactive music as a therapeutic tool to improve quality of life and well-being, provide stimulation and an emotional outlet for people with dementia, to provide care staff with communication skills and help family carers connect with their loved ones and relax through personalised music.

Eltham Arts promotes and supports creativity and the arts in SE9 to help create community cohesion and to promote Eltham as a good place to work and live.

A Christian church providing a place of worship, teaching and activities for all ages. They also support the local community by providing free services and supporting other local organisations that work within the community.

Emergency Exit Arts (EEA) is one of Britain’s pioneering outdoor arts companies, creating magical experiences in the places where you live, learn, work, and play. They reinvigorate communities, give people a voice, and challenge the ordinary.

Emmanuel Church's aim is to advance the Christian faith, relieve sickness and financial hardship, and to promote and preserve good health by provision of funds, goods, or services. They also aim to positively affect the community, engaging with and supporting the poor, oppressed, and those with other needs.

Emmaus is a residential project for up to forty-five homeless people, providing a home, tailored support, and life-changing opportunities. Beyond providing a bed, they believe overcoming homelessness is about rebuilding self-worth, purpose, and community. Emmaus works with people to reproduce second-hand furniture and electrical appliances for sale in their charity shops, providing employment and training opportunities.

Our mission is to bring families together and create a true home away from home. We have built a supportive community where everyone knows they can count on one another in any circumstance. Through this strong network, no one is left to feel alone. Our community offers not only emotional comfort but also practical support for everyday challenges. We provide guidance with job placement, assistance for women, and offer support to those who reach out to us for help with any type of need. This includes emotional, practical, and/or personal, including during the postpartum period.

English for Action aims to support adult migrants, refugees, and people seeking asylum in London to improve their English language skills, build skills in the areas of employability and health, and engage fully in local civic life. They work toward this goal through the use of participatory education, which centres the lived experiences of their participants in the classroom and places the issues most relevant to their lives at the heart of the curriculum.

To provide platforms for accepting, embracing, engaging, and enjoying culture to provide opportunities to share and experience culture with others.

The EOU aims to provide, develop and coordinate support services for marginalized and disadvantaged individuals and their communities – primarily those from migrant, refugee and asylum seeking backgrounds.

Excelling Communities provide free money and debt management to the local community, as well as financial education to the young people aged eleven to twenty-five years old. Additionally, they help the community by creating awareness through workshops, seminars, and a mentoring programme to those with financial issues.

Eye 4 Change provides photographic workshops to disadvantaged young people aged fourteen to twenty-five in the Royal Borough of Greenwich to help them build connection, confidence, and community.

Face of Joy supports the less privileged via education, healthcare and poverty alleviation projects. It was set up with the aim of bringing joy to the nations by making a difference in the lives of people.

Family Action Greenwich protects children, supports young people and adults, and offers direct, practical help to families and communities. Family Action is open to any family in need, and anyone without family support.

FareShare saves good food from going to waste and redistributes it to charities and community groups who turn it into meals for vulnerable people.

Feel Good Co-operative offers massage therapy and life coaching/psychology support to the people of Thamesmead and the local area at an affordable cost.

First Step Trust (FST) is an innovative charity which runs social enterprises to provide work and training opportunities for people excluded from work because of mental health issues or other disadvantages, including drug and alcohol recovery problems and a history of offending.

FERA aims to support and advocate for residents of the Flower Estate in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

The Forum at Greenwich is an accessible and inclusive community centre that supplies office accommodation and offers hiring space for community events.

The Friends of Plumstead Common provide care, maintenance, conservation, and development of the green and built environment of Plumstead Common.

This group exists to promote the beautiful wildlife, nature reserve, river, activities and events available at Sutcliffe Park. FOSP is available for members of the public to raise any issues of concern to address in relation to Sutcliffe Park. They aim to represent all park users and liaise with several organisations on their behalf.

Friends of the Old Blue Pet Cemetery aims to restore and improve the site for the enjoyment of the public, and to research some of the memorial stones in this special place.

Frugal Empowerment Foundation delivers services for the prevention or relief of poverty anywhere in the world, but particularly in the UK, by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and become self-sufficient.

WWM's vision is that all boys and men can be productive and active members of society and that organisations work in ways that include and support boys and men, particularly those who are socially or economically disadvantaged or excluded.

Gambia United Society (GUS) was set up to bring Gambians and friends of The Gambia together to promote Gambian culture and raise funds to help one another in times of need as a community.

Genesis Impact is a social mobility charity rooted in family values and grounded in the unwavering belief that children are at the heart of every thriving community. Genesis Impact supports educational development and fosters family unity by giving young people a sense of purpose, and supporting parents to improve the quality of family life.

Gifted and Talented Foundation Africa works towards the advancement of children and young people with a focus on helping them develop their gifts and talents particularly for those who are disadvantaged by reason of youth, disability, ill-health, financial hardship, loss of parents, lack of support or other social disadvantage. This is done by providing and assisting in the provision of advice, information and advocacy, practical and emotional support and to support their parents and schools in aiding their development.

The Gilgal Hope Foundation delivers services relating to providing emotional, practical, and social support to various members of the community.

GFMA offers music, arts, dance, video production, event management, promotion, and public address system to hire, and runs free workshops in the community.

The Glyndon Community Centre aims to promote the benefits of the inhabitants of the Royal Borough of Greenwich without distinction by facilitating education, health, and leisure activities. They offer halls for hire, run activities for young people and older people, and support user groups.

Good Gym supports people to combine exercise with activity that benefits other individuals or organisations in their local community. They run, walk, and cycle to help and deliver practical services, like planting trees, sorting cans for foodbanks, cleaning up community centres and public spaces, gardening, helping with house maintenance, or moving furniture.

Good Neighbours wants to bring back the community spirit by organising, coordinating, and running socially engaging community events for young people and their families within the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

The Scout Association promotes the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social, and spiritual potential as individuals, responsible citizens, and members of their local, national, and international communities.

Greengates provides relief for people with a learning disability and people with long-term or chronic mental health disorders, and their families, through the provision of grants.

Greenwich & Bexley Tamil Association (GABTA) supports and promotes the wellbeing of the Tamil community in Greenwich and Bexley.

GDF transforms communities through free, ambitious, and ground-breaking outdoor performing arts that engage and inspire.

GACO identifies areas of concern, general welfare, and community engagement for the African and Caribbean communities through the provision of events, services, advocacy, and information.

GBCH is a local charity dedicated to providing free, high-quality, compassionate care and support for people with all terminal illnesses, their families, and their carers in the Royal Borough of Greenwich and the London Borough of Bexley, as well as providing education to those who support people in other services and settings.

Greenwich and Bexley Credit Union provides local residents and employees with a safe and affordable way to save and borrow money.

Greenwich Area, Cruse Bereavement Support offers emotional support to anyone struggling with the death of a person. They offer one-to-one and group support as well as counselling to bereaved people of any age who live in the Royal Borough of Greenwich through a team of experienced and trained volunteers.

Greenwich Bakehouse offers volunteering opportunities to autistic adults in baking with the aim of giving them work experience. They provide an autism-friendly and supportive environment and link volunteers with supported employment services to improve employment prospects.

Greenwich Carers is a charity dedicated to improving the lives of unpaid carers across the Royal Borough of Greenwich and beyond.

GCCSMS assists Chinese people from Hong Kong, Macau, and mainland China by providing education, culture, training, and an interpreting network. Additionally, the GCCSMS also offers Chinese language classes to children aged four to eighteen.

GCEHR aims to improve the quality of life of residents of the Royal Borough of Greenwich, and London Boroughs of Bexley and Lewisham, by promoting equality and diversity and providing support and services in a variety of forms. Their top priority at the moment is addressing the cost of living crisis.

The aim of the organisation is to reduce health inequalities in the Royal Borough of Greenwich by enabling people to access a healthier diet and to provide fresh food and vegetables at reasonable prices through their fruit and veg box scheme.

The GCDA aims to build thriving communities in Greenwich through offering training, improving health, and running community venues.

Greenwich Filipino Community promotes the Filipino culture of unity and bayanhihan, values, customs, traditions, and beliefs.

Greenwich Foodbank Ltd. provides emergency food to people in crisis within the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

The Greenwich Foundation for the Old Royal Naval College works to preserve the buildings within the world heritage site and to open them to the public, providing education and information where possible.

Greenwich Hatcliffe provides almshouse accommodation for elderly people, and grants to enable elderly people, aged fifty-five and over, to remain in their own homes and live their best lives.

Greenwich Winter Night Shelter provides temporary shelter and support to people who are homeless.

GHR works to prevent homelessness and improve housing conditions for the residents of the Royal Borough of Greenwich through the provision of legal advice and representation.

Greenwich Industrial History Society researches the Industrial History of the Greenwich Area, aids the publication of this research where appropriate, holds a watching brief on industrial sites in the relevant area, and comments on any issues which might arise in the course of redevelopment.

The main aim of the Greenwich Islamic Centre is to promote faith and support the community in all activities.

GLL aims to encourage community involvement and to promote healthy living. They work to increase levels of physical activity by delivering sport and health programmes that reach all sectors of the community.

Greenwich Madina Trust promotes the welfare of the Pakistani community in general, and Pakistani Sunni Hanafi Muslims in particular.

Greenwich Mencap supports individuals with a learning disability and/or autism, as well as their parents and carers.

To represent all residents and owners at Greenwich Millennium Village to promote residents rights and to promote the creation of a village community.

Greenwich Mural Workshop Ltd. supports arts in the urban environment, creating murals, mosaics, and banners.

GPCPF brings together parents/carers of children and young adults with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), up to the age of twenty-five, living in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. GPCPF provides opportunities to meet with other parents and share lived experiences.

Greenwich Pensioners' Forum campaigns locally and nationally on issues affecting older person such as pensions, health, community care, and housing. They also engage with MPs, councillors, South East London Integrated Care Board, and the Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust.

Greenwich School of Wrestling focuses on the physical benefits of the public in the Royal Borough of Greenwich and surrounding areas by providing freestyle, Greco-Roman, and pro-wrestling sessions for ages ten and up.

As a local initiative of the Global Street Pastor movement, their aim is to engage, train, and mobilise volunteers from different churches to be relevant in public life, addressing issues of vulnerability and social exclusion. Through the principles of caring, listening, and helping people and working in partnership with the police, local authorities, and other voluntary organisations, they achieve their goal of greater social cohesion in the community.

Greenwich Theatre is committed to providing a nationally unique programme of educational opportunities for young people, primarily through the operation of the Greenwich Musical Theatre Academy. This unique and ever-evolving initiative, run through a dynamic partnership of cultural, social and educational organisations, works with hundreds of young people throughout the year, free of charge, and enables young people to engage with all aspects of theatre production, providing training, career guidance and a renewed sense of purpose to those young people who may have struggled with mainstream modes of learning.

Greenwich Vietnamese Women aims to support Vietnamese women to reach their full potential and provide a safe base for them to meet and support each other.

GWCC provides local groups with community space, and supports the organisations based in the centre.

Greenwich Youth for Christ aims to deliver high-quality professional work with young people in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. They do this through working with local churches, community groups, and schools, delivering both open-access and more focused youth work. Through the work the lives of young people who are marginalised, hard to reach, or disengaged are transformed.

GRIOT Instituter provides capacity building for global majority-led groups through the promotion of cross-cultural and inter-faith dialogue, as well as partnerships with global majority women's health promotion activities.

Groundworks run over seven-hundred projects across London, helping improve the quality of life and places where people live, work, and play.

The Guru Nanak Khalsa School teaches children from the Asian community Punjabi and aims to develop in them a sense of cultural identity, self-esteem and confidence.

H.A.L.O. is a voluntary organisation giving parents/carers of young people with disabilities a respite through the provision of social activities.

HHF's mission is to empower people and bring hope into their livs. Their programs provide housing, education, information, advice, and advocacy for those in need.

Headway South East London works to improve people's life after brain injury. Through its network, it provides support, services, and information to brain injury survivors, their families and carers, as well as to professionals in the health and legal fields.

Healthwatch Greenwich are the independent champion for people who use health and social care services in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. They are here to make sure that those running services put people at the heart of care.

HER Centre empowers women to move away from abuse and to move forward with their lives.

HSS provides cultural, physical, and educational activities to instil the ethos of hard work, good morals, and selfless work.

HYA enables children and young people to fulfil their potential and become active citizens. The main activities and programmes are providing education through lectures, discussions, hands-on training, and excursions, leading to nationally recognised qualifications where applicable through the associations’ supplementary school run in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

Holy Cross Catholic Church, Plumstead nurtures and support the needs of the people of the Parish.

Home-Start Greenwich provides care and refuge for families facing loneliness, hardship, or parenting challenges. They support young children to get a good start in life with a range of universal and targeted services.

Hope Alive Church spreads the Gospel of Christ, promotes disability inclusion in churches and the realising of their potential, and supports the needy and homeless in society.

Horn Park Friends ensure the maintenance of Horn Park for the benefit of all users and encourage conservation of the natural environment.

Horn Park Tenants and Residents Association is a community improvement group which includes Horn Park Community Assocation, HP Friends, and more.

HorseHeard facilitates emotional health and wellbeing – unlocking potential and improving lives. Their experiential learning programmes with horses build confidence and self-esteem and empower individuals to overcome their fears and achieve their goals, helping those in need to flourish.

Housing for Women provides support for women and children experiencing or at risk of domestic abuse through affordable housing.

Humanity Concerns Project provides relief from financial hardship, advances education and training, and facilitates recreation to those granted refugee status and their dependents. They also deliver education to the public in general about issues relating to refugees and those seeking asylum.

The purpose of HCHS is to protect, preserve, and promote the Hungarian culture and heritage. They deliver this through the advancement of public understanding and appreciation of Hungarian culture and heritage through awareness-raising, education and cultural events. They also provide financial and other types of support to ensure the protection and preservation of cultural and physical Hungarian heritage, as well as assist Hungarian communities to integrate and contribute to the wider society.

Hyde Housing Association provides affordable homes in London and the South East of England.

Inclusive Crafters are a community studio where the people of Greenwich, especially those socially isolated and experiencing social anxiety, will be provided with low-pressure opportunities to craft for value. This will help them improve their mental well-being and boost confidence as they learn new skills and ways of expressing themselves.

The Indian Cultural Society offers day-care services, providing care for the elderly and those with learning disabilities, and supplying information in Asian languages.

Integratus provides education and training opportunities for the unemployed, the disadvantaged, those from deprived backgrounds, and ethnic minorities. They utilise NHS-acquired accreditations in health and social care to further their education to increase their skill sets and employability.

IYDA’s vision is to explore and embrace Iranian culture through the teachings of language, history, sports, cooking, arts and drama. Their main aims are to provide Farsi classes for children and young people, to raise cultural awareness through music, arts, history, food and traditions, to help children and young people develop a strong sense of identity, to help members develop new skills, and to increase young members employability by providing training opportunities and access to further and higher education.

Irish Community Services (ICS) exists to identify and respond to the health and wellbeing, social care, and cultural needs of the Irish communities in Greenwich, Bexley and Lewisham through offering culturally sensitive information, advice and support services to the communities. Their intervention improves health and wellbeing outcomes, tackles issues of health inequalities, deprivation, and discrimination, and improves access to services through culturally sensitive support.

The JCF empowers children and young people with disabilities or additional needs to reach their full potential as well as supporting the parents/carers. They provide relief to disabled people, particularly children and young people, as well as support to their families, friends, and/or carers by assessing their needs and signposting to other beneficial services. They also promote social inclusion through assisting children and young people with disabilities to better integrate into society.

The JRSA fundraises for the school community and supports positive communication between parents/carers and the leadership of the school by providing social and networking opportunities for parents, carers, and families.

The organisation strives for the promotion of allotment gardening at Kidbrooke Park Allotments. They manage about a hundred plots tended to by active community members.

Kidbrooke Vietnamese Chinese Supplementary School is a supplementary school for Vietnamese children, aged six to sixteen years old.

Kids Festival CIC operates as a platform that enables children to explore their possibilities through creative fun to enable impressive discoveries and inspire their future dreams. They blend learning and reality with entertainment and use creative events to get children off the streets and change the narrative for young people, especially in deprived areas within the Royal Borough of Greenwich and across London. Activities include free reading and writing sessions, inter-cultural and heritage events, talent shows, quizzes, chats, and learning trips. They also engage children through sports, with their sporting activities designed to encourage fitness and participation in a wide range of sports. These include football, racing, cricket, long and high jump, and other team sports for the entire family, particularly with hard-to-reach groups within the borough.

Kingsgen Foundation's mission is to transform lives through education, leadership, and mentoring, as well as building character and confidence. They have a vision of raising, developing, and empowering future leaders, helping them to achieve high academic excellence, becoming significant, and making an impact as New Generational Transformational Leaders. Their aim is to ensure that children and young people, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds, have every opportunity to fulfil their full potential, raise aspirations, broaden their horizons, and become leaders in their fields, as well as active, prosperous, and successful citizens of the world around them.

LACES. is an educational programme which was developed in 1994 by Charles Young. It offers educational and practical support to vulnerable young people of all ages. Since 1994, Charles has spoken to thousands of young people on the subject of drugs and alcohol and how a life of crime can affect individuals, their family and friends, and the victims.

Langton Way Association is an informal group of residents of Langton Way and adjacent lanes in the Blackheath area who share a concern to preserve the semi-rural character of the area. They monitor planning applications and comment upon them where appropriate, and encourage collective social events for local communities.

LRMN exists to empower refugees and other migrants and to bring about systemic change to remove the challenges they face. They also provide support to, and promote the work of, agencies working with, and interested in working with, asylum seekers and refugees locally.

Life Changers Foundation offers information, advice, and support to the members of the community on employment, education, career development, and social/community integration. They deliver events and workshops that are geared towards supporting disaffected residents who are unemployed as a result of illness, or drug and alcohol misuse, helping them return to work or take up volunteering opportunities. Their social/community integration projects enable people who are isolated to integrate back into the community, which is achieved through our support group, where participants support each other by sharing their experiences of drug and alcohol misuse. Life Changers Foundation also offers a youth project that supports young people by providing in-depth guidance in overcoming barriers to learning and accessing appropriate opportunities in education, training, employment, and self-development. This is done through youth forums where young people come together to discuss various issues and challenges faced by young people in today’s economy.

LiftHer International is developing women's confidence and self-esteem through resolving the conflicts of womanhood.

The Lioness Within Community is a social enterprise passionate about promoting mental health and wellbeing in young women, working to eradicate self-harm, eating disorders, depression, and other mental health challenges in young women.

Listening Ears provides emotional and practical support to vulnerable people, predominantly women and girls, with the aim of reducing loneliness, isolation, and depression through empowerment programmes of training, workshops, skill development, and confidence building. They provide a robust programme on health and lifestyle improvement by motivating change to achieve improved total wellbeing. Their services are extended to other members of the family, promoting inclusion and preventing people from feeling excluded.

By organising theatre productions and outreach projects with disadvantaged young people, Little Fish supports marginalized young people through the transformative experience of theatre and community arts. Their work is designed to enable young people to question their aspirations and beliefs, empowering them to develop both their social and personal life skills.

Little Greenwich Books is an early years reading charity serving Greenwich and Bexley in South East London. They collect, check, clean and re-distribute pre-loved books for babies and young children and create age-appropriate gift bags of new books, designed with care to help inspire a love of reading at the earliest possible age.

The London and Quadrant Housing Association is a housing association with the purpose of providing high-quality, affordable homes.

London Community Initiatives Support Services (LCISS) supports local groups with community projects, ideas, and partnerships with local sponsorship. With shared status and back-office services like debt management, CV writing, and homelessness management, we help individuals in the community focus on what matters most: delivering public good for communities. LCISS also offers a not-for-profit counselling service to those who may be going through emotional distress or bereavement. They also provide free computer training for beginners, and their drop-in centre is open to everyone to take part in a wide range of exciting activities such as snooker, board games, table tennis, and a film club. They help service users to access jobs, print out applications, and do online research.

LPF Kiddies Club is an out-of-school club that works with African and Caribbean children aged five to fourteen years old who live in the Abbey Wood and Thamesmead areas, and their families. They provide a variety of educational enrichment programmes and workshops to aid in raising the attainment levels of all the children they work with.

Mala CHERGA Theatre (Little Carriage Theatre) is a dance, yoga, movement, and physical theatre company delivering high-quality education and community programme bringing opportunities to children, young people and adults of different backgrounds, abilities, and ages to enjoy, communicate and express themselves through fun and creative physical activities in variety of settings.

Mama2Mama collects donations and prepares bundles of clothes, toys, books, and toiletries for families within the Royal Borough of Greenwich via social services and Voluntary Sector organisations to help families in need.

MammaKind aims to help with the prevention or relief of poverty among socially and/or economically disadvantaged families who are unable to provide basic equipment, consumables, food, clothing and toys for children, particularly but not exclusively those aged five years and under, by supplying them with such items.

MCCI's main aim is to bring the message of freedom to the oppressed and confused. They provide counselling to married couples, parents with difficult children, young and teenagers, as well as premarital, marriage, and grief counselling.

The Mary Dolly Foundation provides flexible, comprehensive therapeutic facilities, individually designed for each location, offering early interventions for emotional distress at different levels to children and families with additional needs. These focused services are provided alongside existing universal provisions. Interventions provided include one-to-one counselling for children, young people and, when appropriate, parents and families, as well as group work for children, young people, and adults. The Foundation also provides socialisation projects for senior adults over sixty. Overall, the aim is to promote and provide opportunities for real change for those they work with, helping to alleviate the effects of emotional distress, facilitating those involved to reach their full potential and enhance their quality of life.

Maryon Park Community Garden transformed a former Council plant nursery into an organic fruit and vegetable food-growing garden, providing raised growing beds for local people, providing a forest school space for local schools and other organisations, and a green room overlooking the park for hire.

Massey Shaw and Marine Vessels Preservation Society aims to preserve the Massey Shaw, London's Wartime Fireboat, one of the little ships of Dunkirk, on which the NHS was initially planned.

The Maypole Project alleviates the chronic stressors experienced by children who have complex and chronic health conditions, and their whole families, who live in South East London. They have provision for counselling, therapies, groups, activities and outings, and provide a lifeline of emotional and social support to children with complex medical needs and their families.

MCAS - Hearts of Love work with young and vulnerable people to gradually help in their efforts to eradicate gang, gun, and knife crime. They use graffiti arts on canvas, photography, filming, music, and dance as creative materials, and as tools to help them share their skills, promote self-confidence, encourage personal motivation to achieve a positive mental attitude.

Mercy Given supports struggling families with challenging socio-economic needs, as well as vulnerable families who are at risk of exclusion from wider society, enabling them to work through their issues and integrating them into the local community.

Nestled amidst London's vibrant urban landscape, the visionary Meridian Garden project aims to transform the city's infrastructure and revitalise its declining high streets. Rising above the River Thames, this architectural marvel connects the North and South of the city in a unique and innovative way.

Meridian Sports and Social Club ethos is to provide facilities for local communities of all backgrounds.

METRO Charity is an equality, diversity, and inclusion services charity, working in London, Kent, Medway and Hertfordshire. Their vision is that health and wellbeing are universal; everyone can access high-quality empowering health and wellbeing services; oppression is eliminated, and identities are celebrated. They empower people and communities to develop personally and collectively, with a focus on marginalised communities. Key to their mission is partnership working and advocating for equity inside or outside of the organisation.

METRO GAD is a user-led organisation which offers advice and information, advocacy, and volunteering opportunities for disabled people who live, work, or study in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

METRO GAVS is the Council for Voluntary Service (CVS) for the Royal Borough of Greenwich. Their mission is to provide a strategic leadership role in representing and building the capacity of the Voluntary, Community, and Faith Sector in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. They provide a range of capacity-building support and training to local voluntary, community, and faith-based organisations, as well as supporting the sector to get its voice heard.

Michael Streete Foundation (MSFDN) supports disadvantaged and vulnerable young lives, particularly those affected by indiscernible medical conditions such as Sickle Cell and mental health disorders.

Middle Park Community Centre is a community centre on the Middle Park Estate, which serves and supports local communities.

The Millennium Iqra Association helps children with their homework, including English, Mathematics, Science, and the Arabic language.

Modus Consortia Ltd. are a social enterprise and cooperative consortium that aims to enhance the employment of service users through the provision of health and safety-related training delivery, consultancy, and some manned services such as fire marshalling, first aiders, and event stewards.

More2Childcare CIC provides childcare services, including two nurseries: More2Childcare and More2Riverside.

Mosaic World Ltd. aims to raise God-fearing, reputable champions and leaders among women.

MS Society supports people with Multiple Sclerosis within the Royal Borough of Greenwich, and their families and carers.

Promote well being and healthy living by creating and supporting range of activities and events. Develop and support activities that promote the well being and development of children, young people and families. Improve health and well being of elders and their carers by creating, supporting and facilitating range of activities and provisions. Raise levels of ability and confidence through supporting and creating a broad range of education, training and volunteer experience. Raise attainment of children and young people by offering supplementary educational opportunities including extracurricular activities outside mainstream school to raise their attainment; and develop provision of advice, support and counselling services accessible to the local community.

MumsAid supports women that are struggling with their perinatal mental health.

NCT is the UK's leading charity for new and expectant parents. NCT Greenwich carries out fundraising and social activities targeted at parents of babies and young children as well as campaigning for improvements in local maternity services.

NAUK London fosters social integration and cohesion, and facilitates social, cultural, educational, welfare, and sporting activities for the Ndokwa community.

We promote holistic well-being, mental health, and social cohesion through culturally appropriate peer-led engagement, education, and support for men, especially for African and Caribbean men.

Nepalese Women's Development Group supports Nepalese women in the Royal Borough of Greenwich to have the skills and confidence to be able to integrate and contribute positively in society and to their families by improving employment and financial situations, increasing confidence, reducing isolation, and promoting integration.

Neutral Ground Child Contact Centre offers a safe, friendly place for parents and children who live apart to spend time together. The centre facilitates and supports arrangements which parents have already agreed, often with the help of a conciliation service, solicitors or the courts. Neutral Ground Child Contact Centre provides parents a step in the right direction in making other arrangements to see their children.

New Arrivals Support CIC supports economic migrants, asylum seekers, refugees, undocumented migrants and overstayers in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. The organisation provides a range of information, support, advice, and guidance services through advocacy, health and wellbeing of new arrivals that encourages integration, community development, promotes human rights, equality, diversity, and prevents generational poverty.

New Lodge Riding Centre provides horse-riding lessons as a therapeutic, enjoyable outdoor exercise and as a tool for improving self-esteem. Working across the spectrum of disabilities, they ensure that each individual has the opportunity to achieve their personal goals and a chance to derive a direct therapeutic benefit.

The Nigerian Welfare Association provides support, advice and information to the Nigerians community in the Royal Borough of Greenwich and represents the Nigerian community to relevant bodies within the Statutory Sector.

OCTA specialises in the provision of appropriate domiciliary care services including befriending, counselling, advocacy, advice, and Information for the elderly and the disabled who are housebound.

OPERA aims to publicise proposals affecting life in the Old Page Estate area, to represent and support residents, and promote good neighbourliness.

Orbis aims to fight against poverty for disadvantaged communities by providing education and sport opportunities; to raise awareness of health issues in the community, and to tackle anti-social behaviour among disadvantaged people.

OTRA represents residents and tenants on the Orchard Estate and promotes the well-being of local communities.

OTS Plus is committed to helping individuals improve their Self Equity and personal development through Education Consultancy, self-development and entrepreneurship programmes.

Our Heritage UK provides a range of support services that address the needs of children and young people with reference to art, linguistic heritage, and culture of children from global majority populations with educational and leisure activities. They also support the needs of adults to learn, educate, and empower themselves with employment and community engagement and integration.

Parent Power provides information, advice, and training for parents covering a broad range of issues, including literacy and personal development. They aim to help parents improve life skills and personal development.

Parents Association of Chinese School provides services which help to teach Chinese languages.

Parish and Ancient Church of Saint Nicholas (Plumstead) are a place of worship for those of the Christian faith.

Parish of East Greenwich is open to all people and seek to reach out to everyone in their local community. They are the Church of England parish of East Greenwich, serving Westcombe Park, East Greenwich, and the Greenwich Peninsula.

They are the local Parkinson's UK support group for people living with Parkinson's and their care partner(s). The project aims to improve the health, wellbeing, and quality of life of people living with Parkinson's by providing space, place, and opportunity for people to come together and be part of an inclusive, supportive community. They develop and deliver a range of health and wellbeing activities in partnership with people living with Parkinson's and their care partner(s). These include Parkinson's specific exercise classes including chair supported and standing classes, Nordic Walking, and social activities. A monthly support group enables people to get together, share their experiences and provide peer support.

The trust aims to benefit the residents of Thamesmead and offers a range of capacity building advice, information, training, and small pots of funding for local voluntary and community groups and organisations. They also manage a range of community halls in the area available for hire.

Place2Be is a school-based counselling service, dedicated to improving the emotional wellbeing of children, their families, and the whole school community.

Playwell Pre-School provides quality childcare to children aged between three and five.

Plumstead Community Law Centre provides legal advice and representation in social welfare law, specialising in housing benefits and employment.

PIP works with different groups within the community of Plumstead through creative activities.

PMM's aims are to promote harmony within the whole community by means of an annual festival, and promote the diversity and community spirit of Plumstead and what it has to offer. They also promote understanding within the whole community among people of different cultures, races, ages, abilities, and sexual orientations, ensuring that all members of the community are encouraged to participate.

POhWER delivers a range of services to residents within the Royal Borough of Greenwich including independent health complaints advocacy, independent mental capacity advocacy, independent mental health advocacy, and independent care act advocacy.

Positive Future Group's mission is to transform the lives of children and young people by creating opportunities to empower them to develop their skills and reach their full potential. They work to achieve this through youth development programmes, educational scholarships, and parenting workshops.

Positive Plumstead Project is a voice for Plumstead residents and a vehicle to develop the community.

Potter's Hand promotes social and religious inclusion among people with disabilities, particularly in the Church within Africa and the UK.

Power Gym Mobile aims to unite communities through the use of boxing programmes.

The Early Years Alliance enhances the development and education of children and young people, and improves outcomes by offering information and advice, specialist publications, training schemes, and campaigning to influence policy.

Primrose Trust London CIC supports people according to their age, needs, and abilities to make personal choices and experiences that have a positive impact on their lives through the provision of outdoor and indoor activities. They help to enable people in building a sense of belonging in the community, promoting accountability and responsibility.

Progress Estate Residents Association represents the views and interests of all residents in appropriate forums, be these recognised organisations, groupings, or otherwise.

Quaggy Development Trust is a children’s centre that provides a nursery and community activities supporting local children and families.

Volunteers can support patients and staff of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, and local communities.

We run social and creative spaces for LGBTQIA+ people to bond over sharing their own personal Queer histories. We are also aiming to tackle loneliness and isolation in our communities by bringing people together, to connect with each other, and re-connect with their younger- selves.

The elderly centre ensures the wellbeing of senior citizens.

The Ramgarhia Sikh Association Woolwich works towards the advancement of the Sikh religion, in particular among the Ramgarhia Sikh community in Woolwich and surrounding areas.

The Rape Crisis South London supports female survivors of sexual violence.

Open Heavens is a family Church that exists to make disciples who honour God to fulfil their destiny and impact the world.

Reconnection improves the lives of new communities in the UK who are long-term homeless and unemployed, including their extended families.

Reengage works with older people suffering from loneliness and social isolation. They organise monthly Sunday afternoon tea parties for people aged seventy-five and over who are living alone, with little or no contact with friends and family. The simple concept of a cup of tea and some conversation helps older people to feel part of their community again, make new friends, and gives them something to look forward to.

Reflections reduces social isolation and promotes equality and wellbeing for people with dementia and their carers by providing stimulating social-based activities and signposting to other local services and sources of information.

Relate works to promote health, respect, and justice in couple and family relationships.

Revive Community Church is a community church.

Roar Pursuits is a not-for-profit training deliverer with a difference. They have developed ground-breaking early interventional life hacks, designed by Care Leavers, for Care Leavers.

Rooted Wisdom CIC is dedicated to supporting the mental health, emotional wellbeing, and resilience of Black communities, particularly Black African, Black Caribbean, and other Black-identifying groups. Our mission is to break cycles of generational trauma, provide culturally competent mental health interventions, and create pathways for healing and empowerment. One of our key aims is to provide early intervention and mental health support through trauma-informed workshops, therapeutic interventions, and mentorship for young people at risk of exclusion, gang affiliation, and involvement in the criminal justice system. We also provide community and family healing through our work with Black parents and caregivers, many of whom have undiagnosed neurodivergent conditions, to address intergenerational trauma and provide culturally competent support. Additionally, we provide education and awareness through programs to challenge systemic racism in mental health and education, advocating for proper diagnosis, early intervention, and mental health literacy within Black communities. Lastly, we provide training and professional development services. We deliver trauma-informed training for professionals (teachers, social workers, police, and healthcare workers) to reduce unconscious bias and improve mental health outcomes for Black youth. By working at the intersection of mental health, social justice, and youth empowerment, Rooted Wisdom CIC aims to create a future where Black individuals and families have equitable access to psychological support and opportunities for success.

Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust care for important historic buildings such as Charlton House and Tudor Barn and care for the collection of the Royal Borough of Greenwich, as well as a number of memorials. Their aim is to ensure the future of the Royal Borough’s rich heritage whilst bringing that heritage to life for everyone, through exhibitions, tours, walks and activities.

Greenwich Faith Community Leaders represent the faith communities of the Royal Borough of Greenwich to promote understanding between different faiths, and enable faith communities to work together to serve the community of the borough.

Royal Greenwich District Scouts is part of The Scout Association of the United Kingdom and is one of five borough-based Scout Districts which together make up the Scout County of Greater London South. The purpose of scouting is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social, and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens, and as members of their local, national, and global communities.

Royal Museums Greenwich Foundation is dedicated to enriching people's understanding of the sea, exploration of space, and Britain's role in world history.

Safer Greenwich promotes, for the public benefit in Greenwich, in partnership with the police and the local community, the protection of people and property from, and the prevention of, criminal acts.

The organisation enables people in Lewisham, Greenwich, Southwark and elsewhere who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those who may be at risk of suicide, to receive confidential emotional support at any time of the day or night in order to improve their emotional health and to reduce the incidence of suicide.

The Samuel Montagu Centre provides youth, sports, and community development activities.

The aim of the organisation is to advance the Christian Faith in the community.

Second Tots is a non-profit organisation that works to provide platform outreach programs and community events to women and young people of all ages, circumstances and backgrounds.

The Sehmi Day Centre looks after the social, economic, physical, mental, cultural, and educational welfare needs of Asian Senior citizens irrespective of religion, caste, creed, and national origin by undertaking relevant activities.

SEND CARE Foundation Ltd. supports individuals aged seven and up and their families living with learning disabilities by providing guidance, assessment, screening, and specialist support.

Senfocus is a non-profit Charity organisation looking to better the lives of SEN children. The founder, Felicity Odiro, is a mother of two, who has a child with ASD and ADHD in her care.

Seniors In Touch is an Adult Drop-In Centre for the people over the age of fifty. Their main aims are to promote healthy living, reduce loneliness and social Isolation.

Severndroog Castle Building Preservation Trust wants to restore and bring back into public use Severndroog Castle, a unique 18th-century tolly towers in Shooters Hill. Following physical restoration of the building, the trust aims to develop the castle as a well-sustaining communication resource.

Sewatextiles aims to relieve social isolation and loneliness of older women through engagement in textile workshops.

Shaheed Udham Singh Asian Community Centre provides facilities to improve the social lives of residents.

Shanti-Chi promotes, preserves, and celebrates the oral tradition of African storytelling and applies it as a tool for empowerment for disempowered Black communities.

Shaw Trust's vision wants to build a future where rewarding work is accessible for all. Their co-created services include large-scale employability programmes, specialist services for communities, residential care for children, targeted support for young people, on-the-job learning and training and individual guidance and support.

Shrewsbury House Community Centre and Garden provides affordable spaces for local community and charity groups and has halls for hire for private events. They work with the community to be a community hub, signposting for information and help and providing a healthy and happy heritage venue in the heart of the community with activities and events that are accessible to all.

Simba Housing Association works to put the needs of African Heritage People first. They provide diverse range of affordable accommodation to those in housing need, primarily from the African/African-Caribbean community. Furthermore, they provide the best possible services geared to the needs of the tenants.

SKAPA are a Charitable Incorporated Organisation formed to advance and promote the performing arts for the public benefit and to provide a living memorial to Simon King, deceased musician, composer, exponent of musical theatre, and a man of diverse talents.

Smart Savvy Female strives to equip, enrich, encourage, elevate and empower women.

SmileyArk Kids advances and provides facilities for education, training, social welfare, recreation, and other leisure time activities with the object of improving the conditions and quality of life of children and families. The organisation carries out its purposes by offering breakfast, after-school, and Holiday Club facilities for children aged four to eleven years.

SAFE offers alternative education to children who have been withdrawn from mainstream school due to bullying and associated reasons. Students generally have additional needs due to autism, anxiety disorders, fear of social situations or extreme shyness.

SOMAL builds the capacity of the Somali community by providing supplementary education for young people and providing educational and skills-based programmes for adults. Additionally, they provide advice and support to families and individuals in relation to welfare benefits, housing issues and debt.

Somali Parents Network supports people living in the Royal Borough of Greenwich who are socially excluded on the grounds of their ethnic origin in particular, but not exclusively, people from the Somali community. Their work is aimed at providing a local network group that encourages and enables them to participate more effectively with the wider community, increasing or coordinating opportunities for them to engage with service providers, to enable those providers to adapt services to better meet the needs of that community and developing the capacity and skills of the beneficiaries in particular but not exclusively in such way that they are better able to identify and help meet their needs and to participate more fully in society.

The STG strives to develop and advance the education and skills of Somali children, youth and adults, especially through creating opportunities for education, training and employment. They provide information, advice, advocacy and training, and develop youth projects. They help the elderly, mentally unfit, and disabled people, provide family mediation and other services that enable community members to reach their potential.

SEGA is a non-profit organisation specifically to serve the Gujarati community for their welfare, cultural, and other needs.

SELCE believes that communities, regardless of financial resources, should have access to the benefits of affordable low-carbon technologies. They collaborate with residents, businesses, and organisations to reduce fuel poverty, and develop financially, socially, and environmentally sustainable projects which increase energy efficiency, produce local renewable energy, and accelerate the transition to a low-carbon energy generation system.

South East London Mind works alongside people with mental health needs to improve their quality of life. Their vision is that everyone with mental health problems and dementia gets the support and respect they deserve. To achieve their purpose, they support people to make well-informed choices about their lives, equip people to cope with, manage and improve their own mental health, and facilitate access to fulfilling activities and valued roles in their community. Additionally, they provide safe and stimulating services when people are most vulnerable, help people develop techniques that build resilience and maintain wellbeing, and improve understanding of the experience of people with mental health problems and dementia.

South East Regional Tamudhee London's aim is to integrate older and younger people and to retain Nepalese social culture.

South Greenwich Forum is the information exchange network working for the community and voluntary sector in the south of the Royal Borough of Greenwich. Member groups include residents and tenants associations, community centres, amenity groups, and other interested groups and individuals.

SLCSS believes that every child, regardless of their background or circumstances, has the right to grow up healthy, feeling safe and happy with a positive outlook future. They strive to improve the mental health, well-being, and lifestyle of the people in the Royal Borough of Greenwich and the London Boroughs of Lewisham and Southwark.

SLSC helps players with special needs to enjoy football at whatever level they can access it.

Southern Housing Group are a social housing provider. They are one of the largest housing providers in the UK with around 80,000 homes across London, the South East, the Isle of Wight, and the Midlands, giving over 167,000 people somewhere affordable to call their own.

Southwark Diocesan Welcare work with parents and children across South London and East Surrey to provide practical and emotional support and advice.

SKIM helps people meet their needs by leveraging their faith.

Sozo House of Praise is building a more vibrant, active, relevant, and committed community of faith, with individual members improving spiritually, financially, and developing personally. Sozo House of Praise also seeks to improve its local and international community outreach activities.

SSAFA Forces Help aims to relieve need, suffering, and distress amongst the charity's beneficiaries, ex-service men and women, and their families.

St Alfege Church welcomes people of all walks of life, wanting to worship, pray, listen to music, and learn.

St Christopher's Fellowship is a children's charity that provides care and support for vulnerable young people, particularly young people experiencing homelessness.

St James Church honours God through worship, through living the shared life with the community, and through serving friends and neighbours.

St Luke's Eltham is a vibrant and inclusive church community in which all are welcome. They not only worship together but also provide opportunities for the local community to connect.

St Mary’s Eltham Community Centres Association is made up of five community buildings managed together. They have a range of venues that can offer a variety of rooms and halls to hire to suit most needs, from small private rooms to large halls. Their buildings are available to community groups and private hires.

St Peter the Apostle, Catholic Church serves the kingdom of God to be a community in the community for the community.

St Thomas' Tuesday Community Group opens up a space to befriend, empower, and advise local people generally over fifty years, some with mental health issues, others with physical frailty, to make friends and take part in activities and local events.

Step Up Youth strives to reduce youth unemployment by providing skills training and development opportunities to empower young people in Education, Employment and Enterprise. They encourage active citizenship by enabling young people to become responsible future leaders with positive contributions to their communities through various programs and projects. They promote social inclusion by working with people from BME communities who face structural barriers and are exposed to systemic injustice on the grounds of their ethnic origin.

Stop Hate UK is one of the leading national organisations working to challenge all forms of Hate Crime and discrimination, based on any aspect of an individual’s identity. Stop Hate UK provides independent, confidential and accessible reporting and support for victims, witnesses and third parties.

The organisation offers dance sessions, playing games, and refreshments. Through dance, people can increase their fitness level, find healing, release emotions, and find joy. By sharing food and thoughts, a positive and nurturing environment is created.

Strongbow Community Association serves the residents living in Strongbow Road and Strongbow Crescent in Eltham.

We help members (students) get the most out of their time at University of Greenwich. This includes activities like sports, societies, advice and representation. We are a Students' Union / Membership organisation.

The Sunday Assembly is a secular congregation that celebrates life. They welcome all who welcome all, and sing pop songs, listen to incredible talks, and chat over tea and cake to build radically inclusive communities.

The Superkidz Community Trust's vision is "to build safer and happier worlds for children, young people and families in deprived urban communities and equip local people to build and transform their own communities from within". They aim to prevent young people from social exclusion, gang culture, and associated criminal behaviour, and to encourage the release of their potential.

SEND support aims to empower and strengthen parents, carers, and professionals who support children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, through courses, strategies, and resources. They also work towards equipping and empowering families and professionals with the knowledge they need to succeed. Lastly, they encourage families and professionals to have a child-led focus, where each child is seen as an individual and their specific needs are met.

SV Academy is a forward-thinking independent school known for its excellence in providing alternative and creative education to students aged eleven to nineteen.

TACO! is an arts charity and an artist-led space for research, production, and exchange located in Thamesmead. TACO! supports a dialogue between artists, audiences, community, and place. They support the creative agency of communities and individuals to realise their ambitions and new skills.

TARU Arts creates stimulating educational opportunities for children and young people, using art, music and dance. They promote social inclusion through arts and cultural activities, offering opportunities to children and young people, artists, volunteers and members of the community to experience elements of different cultures through the celebration of arts.

Thamesmead Shed carries out activities and builds community for men and women over the age of eighteen to improve mental health, reduce isolation, and delivery projects to help individuals and the local community as a whole.

CSG provides social opportunities for unpaid carers of learning disabled and autistic adults. Through this, they facilitate a supportive network that connects, informs, and empowers.

The Children's Society works to improve children and young people's participation in the services they use to strengthen their involvement in decision-making. They are a leading children's charity committed to making childhood better for all children in the UK, providing a caring adult from the community for a young person to confide in and raise confidence.

The King's Trust works with disadvantaged young people aged fourteen to thirty. Through the provision of innovative, high-quality personal development opportunities, it helps young people to get into work, education, self-employment, and/or training.

The Line is London’s first dedicated public art walk. Its outdoor exhibition programme illuminates an inspiring landscape where everyone can explore art, nature, and heritage for free. The route runs between Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and The O2, following the waterways and the line of the Greenwich Meridian.

The Nous Organisation provides advocacy, information, awareness, and publicity around mental health issues within global majority populations.

The Reach provides education by means of providing adventurous activities such as climbing and outdoor activities, and accredited training programmes in health, sport, education, confidence building, and social skills.

The Tavistock Institute provides training to counsellors and psychotherapists and provides therapy to couples and parents-to-be.

Thomas Philipot's Almshouses Charity, located in Eltham, provides warden-assisted sheltered accommodation in thirty-six one- and two-bedroom flats.

Tramshed are an arts organisation that aim to enrich the lives of five- to twenty-five year-olds throughout Greenwich and Lewisham through their participatory arts programmes, workshops, and shows.

True Light Culture engages young people in positive activities by encouraging reading and promoting positive attitudes towards learning. They discourage anti-social behaviour and involvement in crime. Overall, they help young people achieve in life and give them the building blocks to do so.

Twenty Fifth Avenue Housing Ltd. helps some of the most vulnerable people in the community to begin the rebuilding of their lives and start the journey to having their own accommodation.

U.K. Tibetan Kids Club aims to engage young Tibetan children to learn and share the unique Tibetan Culture, to empower young Tibetan Children and to celebrate cultural diversity and inclusion.

UAH supports the Ukrainian community in Greenwich by creating a platform for art, communication, and self-development. They offer English and arts classes.

The Under 5's Project enhances children's life chances by providing inclusive and affordable childcare to the local community.

Valley Grove Residents Group is a residents' association that encourages socialising and communication and creates an inclusive and caring community.

The objective of Vanbrugh Community Association is to promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Greenwich by furthering their education, social welfare and leisure as a means of improving their quality of life, and specifically by managing a community centre to provide a base for these activities.

Vanbrugh Park Estate Tenants' and Residents' Association is a tenants' association for Vanbrugh Park Estate, promoting the well-being, safety, and good relations on the estate.

Victim Support (South London) provides practical help and emotional support for victims of crime and witnesses in court.

Voice of Joy Community Group's aim is to help people from hardship or undesirable lifestyles and negative behaviour in order to enable them to reach their full potential and improve their well-being.

Voice of Mauritius 'Europe' advances the education of Mauritian culture and history.

VCG enriches the lives of individuals and communities by enhancing the value of volunteering through supporting and creating opportunities for all.

Volunteering Matters develops and delivers high impact volunteer-led solutions across the UK. Engaging more than 23,000 volunteers and 115,000 beneficiaries every year through more than 100 active programmes across the UK, Volunteers Supporting Families supports families under child protection within Greenwich to empower and enable them to live productive lives and gain support and guidance from a volunteer’s weekly visits.

We Are With You provides mental health support, and drug and alcohol information, education, and support for individuals aged ten to eighteen. Services are also available for eighteen to twenty-one-year-olds, and care leavers, as well as people with special needs up to age twenty-five.

The West Thamesmead Community Association (WTCA) is organising to address local issues of concern and they have formed a core committee of six people.

The Woodlands Farm Trust is a conservation and education project, which provides an opportunity to find out about farming life and farm animals, as well as a chance to experience the countryside within London. Run predominantly by volunteers, the charity concentrates on preserving the farm and managing it in traditional ways.

Woolwich and Plumstead Relief In Sickness Fund provides assistance to persons residing in the Royal Borough of Greenwich who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, or infirm. Grants will be considered up to a maximum of £350. Grants can be used to pay for items, services, or facilities that Trustees consider will alleviate suffering or aid recovery and which are not available from other sources.

WCTRA objectives are to exercise residents rights and maintenance of housing conditions, amenities, environment and living standards. Represent the interests of residents in consultation with the local authority and other bodoes; and to have the power to provide occasional social or leisure activities with a view to encourage a better sense of community.

Woolwich Deaf Club provides social contact with other Deaf BSL users, information sharing with other Deaf BSL users, and occasionally invites guest speakers.

The Woolwich Garrison Church Trust aims to preserve, maintain, and enhance for the public benefit the Grade II building known as St George's Garrison Church Woolwich. They strive to advance the education of the public in the history of the Church and organise events and services within the Church.

WSUP provides practical support to those who need it most. Their drop-in is a safe space, where guests can come and get hot food, get laundry done, get a haircut, use the showers, the clothing bank, and book bank, or get involved with social activities.

Woolwich Singers aim is to sing together, meet new people, and have fun together. No one has to sing by themselves, and there is no audition to join. They sing a mixture of traditional and pop songs, something for everyone, and everyone is welcome.

The WCC is a UK registered charity, run by volunteers, providing international relief aid to underprivileged children and young people (five to twenty-five) in Sierra Leone. In the UK, they run a parent support group and counselling session within the local community.

World of Hope is committed to raising Youth Ambassadors that will become tomorrow's leaders through the mentoring, training, coaching, and citizenship programmes, which will equip them to positively impact their communities. Recognising great efforts made by young people and strengthening family togetherness will allow young people to achieve their full potential, and reduce youth crime.

Yeshua’s Arm is a Christian charity that supports and empowers the Black Community by bringing direct aid and helping to break the cycle of deprivation and poverty and improving the quality of life and outcomes for disadvantaged African children and their families as well as advocating on their behalf and influencing the processes and policies that cause injustice and oppression.

YMCA provides young people with meaningful and fun activities including youth clubs, football teams, and music, to promote their contributions, belonging, and thriving in their local communities.

YUAF aims to transform the lives of young people by strengthening their wellbeing through creativity and culture.