London Warriors Basketball Club (LWBC) was founded in 2002 with the sole aim of developing the fundamentals of basketball in girls and boys of all ages, backgrounds and abilities from 7 to 18+.
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Some of the projects we have funded...
PARC
Formed in 2016, Parents Action and Resource Centre CIC (PARC) is a community organisation based in Northolt. They are a group of volunteer parents and teachers working collaboratively to challenge inequalities in education. They provide parents with information and advice on school exclusions as well as on closing the attainment gap.
OPEN Ealing
OPEN Ealing aims to provide refreshing cultural spaces and exciting arts programmes to the community by bringing artists, performers, art groups and residents together, promoting creativity and creating new opportunities for local residents and attracting people from beyond the borough.
Impact Theatre
IMPACT Theatre is a charity which works with people with learning disabilities in the West London area through the performing and creative arts.
Ealing Walkers Club
Asha set up the Ealing Walking Club in June 2020 as a response to lockdown. She realised that many people were suffering from loneliness, depression and anxiety and thought that the plentiful rural areas of West London could provide a wonderful relief from these troubling times.
Ealing BMX
Ealing BMX Club is a vibrant inclusive Club providing affordable BMX sessions for children up to 18, including sessions for riders up to 25 with additional needs (our Wingz BMX group). Funding from the Freshwater Foundation helped add to our range of equipment to meet the needs of the Wingz riders
The Riana Development Network
Since 2005, The Riana Development Network has been helping marginalised young people from Hounslow by supplementing their education, mentoring them in life skills and leadership, giving advice on health issues and engaging them in community projects.
Let’s Go Outside and Learn
Let’s Go Outside and Learn CIC was established in 2015 and over the last four years has developed a strong ethos of working with vulnerable groups to encourage access to outdoor environments to benefit their health and wellbeing, to provide opportunities to socialise and to break down barriers
Indian Gymkhana
The Indian Gymkhana Youth Football Club is a self-governing part of the Indian Gymkhana trust, a charity dedicated to providing sports facilities for the Asian community. The youth football club was only a minor part of the trust, but since 2016 has successfully expanded enormously, growing from 1 youth team to 7 now.
Actonians Girls & Ladies FC
Actonians Girls & Ladies FC is a self-funded amateur club that provide football for women and girls of all ages and abilities. They start with ‘mini-kickers’ sessions for the youngest, run a number of teams for girls aged 9-16 and have 3 adult women’s teams.
Soundbite
Soundbite is the brainchild and principal activity of West Ealing CIC, a group aiming to make their area a better place to live and work. Every year they put on a local festival with activities and entertainments for all ages
Artification
Artification aims to build and transform communities through the production and appreciation of art. It has a 16-year track record of getting all sections of the community involved in art that has brought people together, animated and empowered them and helped improve the lives of their communities.
Youth Engagement Programme
The Youth Engagement Programme is a registered charity that helps vulnerable young people who have difficulty integrating into the community and finding work. Although the group has only been going since 2016, it has already developed an impressive array of social enterprises