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We care for important historic buildings such as Charlton House, Tudor Barn and care for the collection of the Royal Borough of Greenwich, as well as a number of memorials. Our 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.

To provide a safe space for community and other meetings and events.

To serve the kingdom of god to be a community in the community for the community. Roman Catholic Church.

Youth Arts Organisation. Education and training for young people.

To create stimulating educational opportunities for children and young people, using art, music and dance. To promote social inclusion through arts and cultural activities by creating opportunities to children and young people, artists, volunteers and members of the community to experience elements of different cultural background through the celebration of arts.

Our primary objective is giving opportunities to disadvantaged and at-risk young people - whilst also providing opportunities for disabled participants to engage in activities & courses on an equal level. We bring together people from many walks of life to work as a community helping others and teaching transferable and employable skills is at the heart of everything we do. Rowing and sailing are the educational tools we use to get results - the influence and passion of these activities bring about solid, positive changes in our participants and the local community - creating good citizenship and role models.

Character Well promotes character values for self development and social enhancement.

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

Avante Care & 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. We have been providing care and support for over 30 years and are proud of what we do. We have 10 specialist dementia and nursing care homes located across Kent, Bexley and Greenwich and we also provide home care and wellbeing support services across Bexley and Swale. We are committed to making a positive difference to those in our care and our experienced, dedicated and skilled work force strive to ensure we provide communities where everyone has a vibrant and fulfilling life.

We are an orgnisation dedicated to giving young people a second chance through engagement in education, counselling, mentoring and parent support.

Provision of space for community interest groups.

To provide group and one to one advocacy for people with a learning disability in Greenwich. To empower people with a learning disability to bring about change for individuals, and in society, and to make sure we provide independent advocacy to anyone who needs it. This is provided though: 1. One to one advocacy 2. Positively encouraging self-advocacy and promoting people with learning disabilities as leaders 3. Raising awareness among groups and individuals in the community about the issues affecting people with a learning disability 4. Offering people with learning disabilities paid and voluntary roles within our organisations 5. Empowering people with learning disabilities to bring about positive change in services, and in the community.

The principal aims of African Smile, are: - To relieve poverty and distress, preserve and protect good health and advance the education of disadvantaged people, living in South East London, Greenwich and Lewis ham, in particular, by the provision of Advice, Information and Guidance in matters such as: Health, Education, Training for Employment, Translation Services, Housing and Welfare Rights. - To promote, for the benefit of people as described above, the provision of facilities for Recreation, Cultural and other Leisure-time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial difficulties or social circumstances in the interest of social welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of life.

To provide innovative services of the highest standards for older people in the borough of Bromley and Greenwich.

Aspire Creativity provides community development, public and user involvement and arts training

Blessed Generation aims to help young people advance in life, relieve needs of and educate young people, through: a) The provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life; b) Providing 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.

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

Central Eltham Youth Project provides a brighter future for young people aged 13-25 by helping them to make a smoother transition into adulthood.

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 Toy Library aims to promote the principle that play does matter for the developing child. Our objectives are to make play available & lend appropriate toys and books, extend the opportunity for shared play into the home. We also provide play areas where children and adults can use a wide variety of toys and creative activities and to offer an opportunity to socialise and exchange experiences. There is also a befriending & supportive service to parents and carers.

Christ Church Shooters Hill is a religious organisation.

Clockhouse Community Centre Association Greenwich in partnership with LBG, promote benefits of local communities and provide facilities for recreation and leisure time to enable improvement to the conditions of life for local residents. We also run community development projects.

Community centre for local people, organises events and classes.

Daylight Academy aims to raise achievements in the community through personal development, mentoring and supplementary school.

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

Youth, Sports and Community development.

To provide facilities to improve social lives of residents in the Borough of Greenwich.

Deliver Housing and housing related support to young single people from the African African-Caribbean community, who have a Greenwich connection and are homeless or threatened with homelessness.

SPN aims: • Provide a voice to its beneficiaries, particularly those with poorer outcomes to shape local services and policy planning processes. • Provide activities that effectively promote and coordinate engagement with stakeholder groups on the needs and aspirations of the beneficiaries. • To develop the capacity and skills of the beneficiaries in such a way that they are better able to identify, and help meet, their needs and to participate more fully in society. • To establish and maintain high standards of service provision and to strive to continuously improve service quality. Providing a local network group that encourages and enables them to participate more effectively with the wider community. Increasing, or co-ordinating, opportunities for them to engage with service providers, to enable those providers to adapt services to better meet the needs of that community. 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.

a. Develop and advance the education and skills of Somali children, youth and adults, especially through creating opportunities for education, training and employment. b. Provide information, advice, advocacy and training, develop youth projects, help the elderly, mentally unfit and disabled people, provide family mediation and other services which enable the community members to reach their potential including their social services needs. c. Focus priority programs and raise awareness to help combat poverty and disease to further the good health and social welfare of the community. d. Work with service providers and other organisations who seek to support the charity with its aims and objectives. e. Work with organisations who are working for the Somali people in Somalia to help recover from the traumas of the civil war, from natural disaster, epidemic disease and restore their life and welfare and any overseas aid organisation or agency helping them.

Information exchange network for the community and voluntary sector in the South of the Borough of Greenwich.

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

To relieve need, suffering and distress amongst the charity's beneficiaries, ex service men and women and their families.

To welcome people of all walks of life, wanting to worship, pray, listen to music and learn.

A children's charity that has been providing care and support for vulnerable young people (homelessness).

Living out the Christian faith in Eltham.

To relieve the needs, hardship and distress amongst young people aged 16 - 25 by the provision of accommodation, advice and strong mutual understanding to improve the quality of life, and build moral and social responsibility for the future generation of our community. We provide Temporary shared accommodation to support people with diverse circumstances to resolve their homelessness issues. We support them unto a state of recovery and resettlement into permanent accommodation & independent living. We offer adequate support services that enable our residents to maintain their occupancy agreement, working towards moving to a more independent environment and prevent any relapse back into homelessness. We support and help residents with full integration into the community and progression into gainful employment.

To enhance children's life chances. All our children are referred by outside agencies for the need of the child/parent carer. To enhance children's life chances on entry to primary school. They also provide inclusive and affordable childcare to the local community.

To provide space to voluntary organisations in order for their members to develop, social, educational and physical needs.

Practical help and emotional support for victims of crime and witnesses in court.

To advance the education in particular education in Mauritian culture and history.

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

Social Housing Provider.

To provide Psychotherapy for women across London.

To reduce youth crime by raising youth ambassadors. To reduce youth crime by supporting parents to understand youth culture and lifestyle. To take young people to visit decision makers and to be consulted on issues facing them for their voice to be heard as a means of inspiration. To engage on the streets with young people for them to understand the dangers they could face. To address food poverty through foodbank

To provide young people with meaningful and fun activities including youth clubs, football teams and music, to help them belong, contribute and thrive in the local communities.

Ark of Christ Mission International Trust (Youth Rally Mission) aims to combat youth violence; drug and alcohol abuse and knife crime. 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 our community and to lead people to Christ.

Lifelong learning and socialisation for older people.

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. Our purpose is to support people with disabilities to live the lives they choose.

The main aim of Action Against Hunger is to save lives by combating hunger, disease, and those crises threatening the lives of the most vulnerable men, women and children. This includes to relieve poverty, deprivation, and distress throughout the world and to relieve hunger; whether chronic or temporary; by way of emergency intervention and/or establishing rehabilitation programmes. Action Against Hunger intervenes in the following situations: in natural or man-made disasters which threaten food security or result in famine; in situations of social/economic breakdown, linked to internal or external circumstances which place particular groups of people in extremely vulnerable positions; in situations where survival depends on humanitarian aid.

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

Bromley, Lewisham and Greenwich Mind works alongside people with mental health needs in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, to improve their quality of life. Our vision is that everyone with mental health problems and dementia gets the support and respect they deserve. To achieve our purpose, we will: Support people to make well-informed choices about their lives Equip people to cope with, manage and improve their own mental health Facilitate access to fulfilling activities and valued roles in their community Provide safe and stimulating services when people are most vulnerable Help people develop techniques that build resilience and maintain wellbeing Improve understanding of the experience of people with mental health problems and dementia.

Avery Hill Christian Fellowship promotes the advancement of the Christian Faith, relief of poverty

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

Bridge Support (bridge 86 Ltd) supports people with mental health issues.

Charlton Family Centre provides childcare and support to families with children aged 5 and under in the local area

Charlton Triangle Homes 50+ Group helps promote social inclusion; prevent isolation and loneliness; promote affordable activities eg exercise classes at £2 per session, subsidised day coach trips at £10 per person.

Charlton United Reformed Church provides outreach and a mission to spread the word of god and support the local neighbourhood.

The Church of Christ the King provides community work showing people the love of Jesus

Christ Church East Greenwich provides Christian worship and loving service in the community.

Civil Service Retirement Fellowship supports former civil servants & provide them with a better quality of retirement in later life.

Deaf PLUS - Breakthrough (Deaf-Hearing Integration) encourages integration and equality between deaf and hearing people in all areas of life

Tramshed are an arts organisation that aim to enrich the lives of 5-25 year olds throughout Greenwich and Lewisham through our participatory arts programmes, workshops and shows. Theatre and Arts Centre with a strong community and youth arts engagement programme

We work with parents and children across South London & East Surrey to provide practical and emotional support and advice.

Helping people meet their needs and with their faith

Community Centre (I) To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the page estate in the London Borough of Greenwich and the neighbourhood (hereinafter called 'the area of benefit') without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, race or of political, religious, or other opinions, by associating together the said inhabitants and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisation in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure-time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants; (II) To establish, or secure the establishment of, a community centre (hereinafter called 'The Centre') and to maintain and manage the same (whether alone or in co-operation with any local authority or other person or body) in furtherance of these objects. (III) Promote such other charitable purposes as may from time to time be determined.

To provide resources and support to people who are recovering form drug and alchohol substance misuse.

Social contact with other Deaf BSL users, sharing of information with other Deaf BSL users. We have a guest speaker from time to time.

Christ Church Priory Eltham provides a place of worship and hall hire.

To look after the social, economic, physical, mental, cultural, educational and welfare needs of the Asian Senior citizen's irrespective of religion, caste, creed and national origin by undertaking relevant activities.

To restore and bring back into public use SEVERNDROOG CASTLE, which is a unique 18th-century grade 2* listed tolly towers in the Shooters Hill, Woodland, South East London(Royal Borough of Greenwich). Following physical restoral and the building, the trust aims to develop the castle as a well-sustaining communication resource.

To provide affordable spaces for local community and charity groups and to provide halls for hire for private events. To work with the community to be the community hub and to provide signposting for information and help. Providing a healthy and happy heritage venue in the heart of the community with activities and events that are accessible for all.

Congregation of the Mission (Abbey Wood) advances religious and charitable works

To honour God through worship, through shared life of our community and through service of friends and neighbours.

We work to improve children and young people's participation in the services they use to strengthen their involvement in decision-making Mapping doc sent: a leading children's charity committed to making childhood better for all children in the UK. NMI - Provides a caring adult from the community for young person to confide in and raise confidence.

The heart of the Big Red Bus Club is our daily stay and play for children under five and families. The stay and play runs 12.30pm - 3pm, weekdays term time only and is entirely volunteer run and led. This is a free daily stay and play. There is no charge for families. Based in Charlton Park we also run projects that support our whole family approach to Wellbeing including supporting our volunteers to be empowered to lead us, supporting families with children with Special Educational Needs, Disability and overall supporting local families.

Employment and related skills training - In essence delivering practical life skills training designed by care leavers for care leavers.

Provision of sheltered accomodation for people of retirement age in the area of benefit.

To provide assistance to persons resident in the Borough of Greenwich who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm. Grants will be considered normally 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. To relieve, in cases of need, persons resident in the area of the Royal Borough of Greenwich who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm.

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

To provide services for children with learning disabilities, focusing on those with ASD and ADHD, including advocacy.

A Special Design Support Services (otherwise known as ASD Support Services) is a company that gives a bespoke service to families and carers living with children with a diagnosis of autism from the ages of 3 to 11 years old. We offer a range of services from respite services to advise and modelling strategies/interventions they can use in the home. Our flexible approach allows parents to decide how we can support them and their child through an agreed support package. We are able to deliver this by partnering upskilled Personal Assistants with families.

To engage young Tibetan Children to learn and share our unique Tibetan Culture in the Royal Borough of Greenwich and beyond. To empower young Tibetan Children. To celebrate cultural diversity and inclusion.

CET-c for Women supports married women and families

Non- profit making organisation specially for Gujarati community for their welfare, cultural and other needs

Providing Housing.

Greenwich Action for Voluntary Service (GAVS) exists to provide a strategic leadership role in representing the views of the sector. It seeks to enable, facilitate and promote models of excellence in the provision of services that support the delivery and development of voluntary, community and faith organisations and those that work with them in Greenwich.

To follow 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.

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

Our vision is that every disabled and disadvantaged person has the opportunity to work. Our 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. Our work is commissioned by government departments, regional and local authorities, the NHS and employers and is delivered through a people centred approach.

Barnfield Hub (Friends of Barnfield Estate Limited) provide community development and improvement of residents community participations, healthy campaigns, crime reduction and employment training.

Eye for Change provides Photographic workshops to disadvantaged young people in the Greenwich Borough. Focus on 14-25 yr olds.

Christian Life Centre & Christian Life Ministries is a place to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ, in word and action; teach the scriptures and disciple those who receive the message of Christ.

The World Changing Centre is a UK registered charity, run by volunteers. We provide international relief Aid to underprivileged children and young people (5-25) in Sierra Leone. Here in the UK we have started running a parent support group and counselling session within our local community Greenwich. This year, we are embarking on play therapy, sensory circus, and music therapy projects to engage both parents and their young children between the ages of (10 to 19) to support and understand each other’s world. Their aims include education, healthcare, and sanitation.

To support young people from the BME by developing their skills, capacities and capabilities, and to provide advance education and Provide recreational and leisure time activities.

To provide training to counsellors and psychotherapists and provide therapy to couples and parents to be.

Children Hope Forever is to give young people - asylum seekers a second chance in life, create employment and Disabled families a voice into the society.

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. 

To provide social activities and reduce isolation for women of all ages and to promote new skills whilst sharing existing knowledge.

To enable 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. To promote a better understanding in society of suicide, suicidal behaviour and the value of expressing feelings which may otherwise lead to suicide or impaired emotional health.

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

To engage young people in positive activities. Encourage reading, positive attitudes towards learning. Discourage anti social behaviour and involvement in crime. Overall, helping young people achieve in life and giving them building blocks to do so.

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

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.

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.

St Mark's Pre School is an independent group which meets in the St Mark's Building. It is supported by the church and community centre but is independent of them. Children may come from the background of any faith or none.

An umbrella organisation which supports and empowers disadvantaged individuals and groups in the Black Community. It runs several projects to address these issues. Directly working with Children and Families, Advocacy, raising awareness, one to one support on parenting and other issues that affect black families.

The 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". We aim to defer young people from social exclusion, gang culture and associated criminal behaviour and to encourage the release of their potential.

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

Drug and Alcohol Information, education and support for 10-18 year olds, upto 21 Year old care leavers and 25 year olds with Special needs.

Our aim is to integrate older and younger people and to retain our social culture.

Charlotte Turner Supplementary School engages and work with children an young people of minority groups in order to raise education attainments, supporting self motivation, self esteem, self believe an taking pride in personal achievements.

Community/tenants association for Vanbrugh Park Estate - promoting well being, safety and good relations on the estate.

Providing training and employment advice for women in Somali and BME communities. They offer advice/information, employment, training/education and volunteer services.

Afghan community organisation which provides education, family support and cultural programmes.

The vision for The ANCHOR for ALL Souls’ is borne out of a genuine desire to raise men who regardless of their past will live righteously and attain excellence in every area of life.

Chares is a Social Enterprise providing services to the local community, civil sector organisations and private sector businesses.

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

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

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.

To provide a platform where grassroots African women and youths can access trainings, workshops, information, business intelligence, trade and investment opportunities and networking needed to meet their socioeconomic needs.

To build the capacity of Somali Community by providing supplementary Education for young people and providing educational and skills based programmes for adults. By providing advice and support to families and individuals in relation to Welfare Benefits, Housing issues and Debt.

Our mission is to create innovative facilities offering programmes that address the emotional, cultural and educational gaps effecting disadvantaged families. We will target the ‘lost families’ of Woolwich. Woolwich is in the 10% most deprived areas in England. Our curricula focus is aimed at tackling cycles within deprivation. Indeed one of our major goals is to combat illiteracy through new and exciting innovated approaches to learning. Our Arts and Technology programmes are specifically designed to motivate and engage pupils in Speaking, Reading, Writing, and Maths.

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

To transform the lives of young people by strengthening their wellbeing through creativity and culture.

To offer 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 and extreme shyness.

Dedicated to enriching people's understanding of the sea, exploraiton of space, and Britain's role in world history.

The advancement of the Christian Faith in the community.

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 & counselling services accessible to the local community.

Our aim is to continue to create awareness, advocate, enabling persons with disabilities into society.

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

Aurora Options supports people with learning disabilities.

The prevention of youth violence and hate related crime, including the provision of Transforming Conflict Training.

Volunteering Matters develop and deliver 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 the borough of Greenwich to empower and enable them to live productive lives and gain support and guidance from a volunteer’s weekly visits.

To educate on parenting/marriage/single life. To support families who are in need by reasons of disability and ill health. To relieve the needs of families who are in hardship due to Social or Economic circumstances. To stop the disintegration of of families in our modern society. To build on the success of other service providers for families. To engage in useful activities in the local communities.

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

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

The purpose of the organisation is to engage young people in reducing crime in the borough. The organisation will provide knowledge of the possible consequences of crime while building self-esteem and confidence in young people.

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.

To deliver workshops that help their attendees change their way of thinking, creating change and developing their creativity.

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

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

To provide engaging and stimulating activites for local families whilst providing practical and emotional support. Run BY the community, FOR the community.

The Caribbean Social Forum was started by, “the matured children” of the Windrush Generation on 29 January 2015. The Forum is open to men and women aged 50+ and we currently have over 600 registered members mainly from the Caribbean and neighbouring countries, such as Guyana. It was an honour on 8 September 2017 that the Forum won the National Diversity Award for Community Organisation for Race, Faith and Religion.

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

Work with the Nepalese community. Access to advice and support through advocacy, info and signposting to key services.

To promote 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.

To befriend, empower and advise local people generally over 50 years, some with mental health issues, others with physical frailty to make friends and take part in activities and local events.

1. To preserve, maintain and enhance for the public benefit the Grade II building known as St George's Garrison Church Woolwich 2. To advance the education of the public in the history of the Church 3. To organise events and services within the Church

Carerswecare4 provides support carers and improve their social networks by organising events social events through out the year.

Residents association to encourage socialising and communication and to create an inclusive and caring community.

We believe that communities, regardless of financial resources, should have access to the benefits of affordable low carbon technologies. We collaborate with local 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.

Seniors In Touch is an Adult Drop-In Centre for the over 50s. Our main aims are to: - Promote healthy living - Reduce Loneliness and - Social Isolation in the over 50s

Engage with young people to encourage positive thinking and the belief they can achieve with the right attitude, whilst touching on highlighted social themes.

The promotion of quality of quality of lives and wellbeing of disable children and their families.

Bunyoro Kitara Development Association (BKDA) brings together people from the Banyoro community and their families living in UK. We work towards alleviating poverty, isolation, promote education, economic empowerment and awareness raIsing on available services. We promote the positive cultural norms and values for the Banyoro community who are over 800 living in different parts of UK.

Therapeutic community music.

Deptford Working Histories researches and share with and within the local community international national and migrant histories intrinsic to the local history of Deptford.

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

Help members (students) get the most out of their time at University of Greenwich. Including sports, societies, advice and representation. Students' Union / Membership organisation.

Aims of Autistic Inclusive Meets: 1. 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. 2. To provide information and support to these individuals and their families. 3. 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.

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.

Equip, Enrich, Encourage, Elevate, Empower women.

To inspire young people to embrace their true identity by averting them from youth crime. They have programmes to help youth by providing them with all the tools, resources and support they need.

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

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. Our aims/Objectives  To bring together children in our communities, of all backgrounds to learn in a friendly, inclusive and a relaxed learning environment. This has been achieved through blended and synchronous remote learning.  To create and promote a positive, friendly, united understanding amongst young people in and around Barnfield Estate and help them to fulfil their potentials in life and be steered away from crime and negative lifestyles. This objective has been achieved through synchronous remote learning and the introduction of 2 assemblies; before the start of 1st lesson and after the last lesson. These strategies provide opportunity for briefings, students and teacher feedback and to check on students’ welfare knowing too well that Covid-19 and exams cancellations has caused a lot of stress and frustration to students.  To help reduce low academic attainment of disadvantage and BAME students in mainstream schools also, to provide a balance educational support that will help reduce the percentage of NEET students in our community and RBG as a whole. This is achieved through effective teaching of the National curriculum subjects using well qualified and experienced teachers. We are following mainstream school identified topics for teachers’ assessments. This will effectively support students learning in line with the mainstream school learning for improved performance

Bentham House Residents Association helps to safeguard and promote the interests of the residents of Bentham House, an over 55 facility, concerning housing and the environment, and to help to improve living conditions, community facilities and services for residents, most of which are over 65.

thinkHER ambition is a training and skills development social enterprise that specialises in upskilling young women aged between 14-21 to create the next generation of female leaders. Launched in 2018, we have impacted the lives of over 2,000 young females to-date around the U.K. by developing their skill sets, enhancing their career knowledge, connecting them to life-changing opportunities and building their networks.

ARC and You provides a range of social and educational services and programmes that support the development of individuals and improving access to social and cultural activities that enhance and contribute toward greater social integration and community cohesion.

Run free Skills workshop and training for Women and young people. SECOND TOTS is a non-profit organization that works to provide platform outreach programs and community events to women and young people of all ages, circumstances and backgrounds. SECOND TOTS is a platform for Women and Young people to skill, creative and Educated in all signatories life skills, SECOND TOTS was founded in Greenwich - London in 2017 and was launched in Woolwich in 2018 as a platform to Skill the Voice of Women and young people from a deprived background especially those who has experience violence and abuse. Our organisation is run for the best interest of the community and all profit made is put back into the organisation to organise more activities and event that meet the needs of the community in which we served. Our aim is to skilled the voices of the community and provides a platform for local skill entrepreneur to skill and empower women and young people by providing most needed training and skill at the door step of the community especially less privileged and those who suffered from any form of violence and abuse with the aim of gaining employment, further education or starting a business.

Community Needs Foundations aims to provide an African Food Bank.

Culture Access aims to expand access to culture.

CraftA Community Responsive Artists, Felters & textile Associates raises donations, conducts workshops and projects directed at well-being and social cohesion using arts at its focus for the alleviation of loneliness and boredom.

CRiBS Charitable Trust helps those in school to develop in holistic ways with values like respect, honesty etc that will help them in their lives and providing space to talk about faith issues.

This Company limited by guarantee has been established to improve the health and wellbeing of families, through fitness, entertainment and the creative therapy of art. Arts-based community organisation working in partnership with other community groups delivering workshops to young people

Animal Days Out CIC/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

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.

BME Volunteers CIC (Black Major) promotes innovative and new ways of working with and for children, young people and parents specifically within the BME community.

To empower and support African Families with arrange of issues including bereavement, domestic abuse, welfare, family disputes, empowerment, human rights, disability, health and social care provision.

Cray Wanderers Community Scheme provides education and mentoring to the community using sports, leisure and creative arts.

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

To empower and strengthen parents, carers and professionals who support children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, through courses, strategies and resources. To equip and empower families and professionals with the knowledge they need to succeed. To encourage families and professionals to have a child led focus, where each child is seen as an individual and their specific needs are met.

Thai Kickboxing and fitness; to help take youth off the street and into sport in an attempt to help combat against ever-rising knife crime.

Creative and Inclusive Community for children and young adults with special educational needs and disability, supporting parents/Carers. Inclusive community center and resources Advocacy.

Aspire and achieve London CIC aims to empower and inspire young people to be the best version of themselves, making them happier, more balanced and instilled with a sense of self-worth and purpose. We aim to provide young people with a safe and secure platform to address the issues affecting them and express their concerns that are often swept under the carpet with local authorities, the London Mayor and MP’s; Topics include but not limited to: Sexual consent, Social influence, pressures to attend university, the impact of social media on mental health, peer pressure and the lack of paid opportunities after achieving a BA (Hons). Our work also aims to expose young people to provide young people with a new positive mentality and a network of peers who will encourage and support one another. They will provide young people with alternative activities to street violence and gang interaction, and will prevent young people from being misled into crime affiliation. This will not only benefit the young person and their families, but the wider community also.

To improve the health and wellbeing of children 0-4.

To advance and provide 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 in the London borough of Bexley and surrounding areas. The organisation carry out its purposes by offering Breakfast, After School and Holiday Club facilities for children aged 4-11 years. Charity - children, young people and families education and community

The West Thamesmead Community Association (WTCA) is organising to address local issues of concern and they have formed a core committee of 6 people.

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.

To reduce youth unemployment by providing skills training & development opportunities to empower young people in Education, Employment & Enterprise. To encourage active citizenship by enabling young people to become great responsible future leaders with positive contributions to their communities through various programs and projects. To 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.

Brighter Future Foundations is a charitable organisation currently supporting adults with learning disabilities and other complex needs - including both physical/learning disabilities and sensory needs. For example, we support people with Acquired Brain Injuries, Epilepsy; and genetic conditions such as Cerebral Palsy, Downs Syndrome, Epilepsy, and similarly those with severe anxiety, depression, and behaviours that challenge.

Come Out Of Hiding The Lighthouse Network CIC exists as a lighthouse community to use our gifts, talents and skills to serve our community by nurturing, empowering, equipping and raising up the next generation of leaders from the ages of 11-30 in Greenwich, Lewisham and neighbouring boroughs.

- To create a safe space for young people within Greenwich borough. Where a team of skilled, passionate and vetted volunteers and youth workers can tackle complex issues around knife crime and youth violence whilst also responding to other complex issues that are a result of the covid-19 pandemic, such as loneliness and isolation. - Engaging young people in positive activities to promote social inclusion and reduce anti-social / offending behaviour. - To foster a sense of unity amongst the young people in our community. - To nurture young people within our community, ensuring they have access to personal development, skills-building and interventions that’ll help them grow into the best versions of themselves.