Find non profit organisations in London. Listings include SSAFA North West London, Quaggy Development Trust and Greenwich West Children's Centres, 2020 Levels, Cheeky Ventures, Burnt Oak Community Food Bank, NOV UK.
Setup in 2008 offering opportunities & workshops to anyone who has a passion 4 music. Music is life
Quaggy Development Trust, a registered charity and company limited by guarantee, was established in 2004 as the successor for the Orchard Community Project
SEEAC is a welcoming home to the migrants, refugees and anyone of ESEA heritage in the UK.
Walthamstow volunteer-run foodbank and community breakfast club
Welcome to Outreach International Healing Ministries ( OIHM)
Burnt Oak Community Food Bank is an initiative set up to help those facing food poverty in the local area. We serve at St Alphage Church Hall every fortnight on Thursdays from 2pm ...
The Soho Recovery Centre will be a safe space in the heart of London for 12-Step recovery meetings to take place. Modelled on similar centres around the world, it will be availabl...
Hasene was established with the aim of reaching those in need around the world.
Award winning campaign to progress the current UK newborn screening campaign - join us and USE YOUR VOICE!
Tribes Alive works with indigenous tribal people in Brazil. It is the public face of Indigenous People's Cultural Support Trust, a charity registered in England, number 1050461. ww...
A charity helping vulnerable, unemployed and low-income men get into employment by providing clothes. Find all our important links in one place https://linktr.ee/suitedbootedcentre
Feel the Rhythm Productions promotes music, dance and culture from African and the African diaspora throughout the United Kingdom and beyond.
Established in 1982 Middle Park Community Centre provides inclusive, imaginative activities & flexible support. We offer support & services for all ages, from 4 to 101, with childc...
Mexican folklore dance group based in London, UK.
Hip-Hop, Street Dance Training and Mentoring for Young People aged 11-19.
The community Hub is a welcoming space for people of all ages, genders and ethnicities to come together, stay safe and active and feel included and valued
Loulou Foundation is a private non-profit UK foundation dedicated to advancing research into the understanding and development of therapeutics for CDKL5 deficiency disorder.
Enabling young people to volunteer overseas or in the North East of England for educational projects.