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RegisteredOther1136741Registered 6 Jul 2010

KEN and Sadie Student Support Initiative (Kasssi)

Arts/culture/heritage/science · London

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Latest income: £5K
Latest spend: £370
Trustees: 3
Financial years: 5

About

KASSSI was founded in July 2007, (registered 2010) with the aim of supporting the Health, Social Welfare and Education of children, young people and their families who live in rural communities in Jamaica and are experiencing disadvantages as a result of economic challenges and social isolation and exclusion.

What it doesArts/culture/heritage/scienceDisabilityEconomic/community development/employment+6 more

Who it helpsChildren/young peopleElderly/old peopleOther charities or voluntary bodies+2 more

How it worksMakes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisationsProvides advocacy/advice/information+1 more

Charity details

Registered name: KEN AND SADIE STUDENT SUPPORT INITIATIVE (KASSSI)
Registered: 6 July 2010
Reporting status: Submission Received
Latest accounts: 31 July 2024 – 30 July 2025
Address: 20 WHEATHILL ROAD, LONDON, SE20 7XH
Phone: 02087786397
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.kasssi.org ↗
Gift Aid: No
Holds land: No
Classifications: Makes grants to individuals, Makes grants to organisations, Provides advocacy/advice/information, Provides other finance, Arts/culture/heritage/science, Disability, Economic/community development/employment, Education/training, Environment/conservation/heritage, General charitable purposes, Overseas aid/famine relief, The advancement of health or saving of lives, The prevention or relief of poverty, Children/young people, Elderly/old people, Other charities or voluntary bodies, People with disabilities, The general public/mankind