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RegisteredTrust1147345Registered 21 May 2012

Parkari Community Development Programme UK

Arts/culture/heritage/science · High Wycombe

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Latest income: £4K
Latest spend: £12K
Trustees: 3
Financial years: 5

About

PCDP UK promotes holistic development with marginalized communities of rural Sindh, Pakistan, especially focussing on education, health, environment and poverty reduction among the Parkari community. PCDP UK actively partners with Parkari Community Development Programme (PCDP) in Pakistan, which is a registered NGO run by Parkaris themselves (www.parkaricdp.com).

What it doesArts/culture/heritage/scienceEconomic/community development/employmentEducation/training+7 more

Who it helpsPeople of a particular ethnic or racial origin

How it worksMakes grants to organisationsProvides advocacy/advice/information

Charity details

Registered name: PARKARI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME UK
Registered: 21 May 2012
Reporting status: Submission Received
Latest accounts: 6 April 2024 – 5 April 2025
Address: 23 Mayhew Crescent, High Wycombe, HP13 6BX
Phone: 01494471345
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.pcdp-uk.org ↗
Gift Aid: Yes
Holds land: No
Classifications: Makes grants to organisations, Provides advocacy/advice/information, Arts/culture/heritage/science, Economic/community development/employment, Education/training, Environment/conservation/heritage, General charitable purposes, Human rights/religious or racial harmony/equality or diversity, Other charitable purposes, Overseas aid/famine relief, The advancement of health or saving of lives, The prevention or relief of poverty, People of a particular ethnic or racial origin