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RemovedCharitable company1134947Registered 15 Mar 2010

Fiamavle Ministries

Disability · Formerly Eduhope (Educational Hope)

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Latest income: £35
Latest spend: £2K
Trustees: 0; 0 chairs
Financial years: 5

About

EDUHOPE CHILDRENS CHARITY is a charitable project devised by Fiamavle Ministries, a Christian charity organisation that believes that every child has the right to basic needs to reach their potentials. Our faith-based charity believes in the power of diversity, and the benefits of a multi-cultural society.

What it doesDisabilityEconomic/community development/employmentEducation/training+8 more

Who it helpsChildren/young peopleOther charities or voluntary bodiesOther defined groups+3 more

How it worksOther charitable activitiesProvides advocacy/advice/informationProvides buildings/facilities/open space+2 more

Charity details

Registered name: FIAMAVLE MINISTRIES
Registered: 15 March 2010
Removed: 25 February 2022
Reporting status: Removed
Latest accounts: 1 May 2018 – 30 April 2019
Address: -
Gift Aid: No
Holds land: No
Classifications: Other charitable activities, Provides advocacy/advice/information, Provides buildings/facilities/open space, Provides services, Sponsors or undertakes research, Disability, Economic/community development/employment, Education/training, General charitable purposes, Human rights/religious or racial harmony/equality or diversity, Other charitable purposes, Overseas aid/famine relief, Recreation, Religious activities, The advancement of health or saving of lives, The prevention or relief of poverty, Children/young people, Other charities or voluntary bodies, Other defined groups, People of a particular ethnic or racial origin, People with disabilities, The general public/mankind