Helps people in Haringey live healthier lives, reduces health inequalities, and promotes mental health, wellbeing and stronger communities.
Relieves poverty and sickness, promotes basic rights to education, housing and health care, and teaches Islam, especially in Pakistan.
Runs Queensmill College, a further education and supported internship programme, and QHouse, a respite centre, for young people with autism.
A Christian charity serving the spiritual, educational, emotional and material needs of people affected by poverty or oppression.
Promotes Islam worldwide and builds mosques, hospitals and schools, alongside research, scholarships and emergency relief for those in need.
Restores rivers across London and the Thames Basin to tackle the climate and biodiversity crisis, inspiring communities to care for them.
Provides specialist legal advice and welfare support to migrants, working with partners to tackle migrant homelessness and change policies that exclude them.
Works with children and young people who have social, emotional and mental health needs, running therapeutic school programmes and education provision in London.
Works to address racial and gender inequality by empowering women who face injustice and disadvantage, and advocates for individuals and communities.
Raises money for the charitable and cultural work across St Martin in the Fields, alongside its congregation, cafe, cultural events and The Connection.
The UK branch of Ashoka, which promotes social innovators, aims to relieve poverty and improve health and education, mainly in developing countries.
Grant-making foundation that funds charities improving quality of life for young, disadvantaged, disabled or elderly people, usually in the UK.
Serves the inhabitants of East London and nearby areas, with aims that include advancing education, protecting health and relieving poverty.
Preserves religious sites, temples and historic monuments in Jerusalem, and funds educational and religious projects there through grant-making.
Provides care, welfare and treatment in the UK for people affected by alcohol or drug addiction, homelessness, social isolation and poverty, guided by Christian ideals.
Gives terminally ill people and those nearing end of life one-to-one befriending, plus burial grants and aid to people in poverty in Sylhet.
Advances education and religious practice in line with Orthodox Jewish teachings and relieves poverty.
Gives grants to UK registered charities that advance the Christian faith or relieve poverty, in the UK and overseas.