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London Armenian Organizations



Akhtamar - Armenian Performance Group
18 Dalder Ave., Brookmans Park, Herts, AL9 7AQ, 01707 642774 | Web Site
Performs and promotes Armenian art and cultural events to the greater London and UK community.
 
Armenian Community and Church Council
PO Box 46207, London W5 2YE | Web Site
Serves the political and religious needs of the Armenian community. The ACCC is also the publisher of Hamaink newsletter for the Armenian community in the UK, which can be viewed or subscribed to via their website.
 
Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU)
PO Box 3102, Barnet EN4 0ZL | Web Site
Sponsors cultural and sporting activities for the London Armenian community at large.
 
Armenian Institute
7 Hollingbourne Rd, London SE24 9NB | 020-7978-9104 | Web Site
The aim of the Armenian Institute is to "make the rich Armenian heritage relevant to present Diaspora life." It does this through innovative programs, provides educational resources, workshops, academic events, exhibits and performances in London.
 
Campaign for Recognition of the Armenian Genocide
PO Box 38683, London W13 8WP, 020-8747-1465 | Web Site
Campaign group aimed at bringing official British Government recognition of the Armenian Genocide.
 
Center for Armenian Information and Advice (Hayashen)
105a Mill Hill Road, Acton W3 8JF | 020-8992-4621 | Web Site
As the name suggests, the CAIA is a center for helping Armenians in the community. Services includes such things as pre-school, senior citizen club, youth club, library, employment assistance, and many others.
 
Friends of Armenia
P.O. Box 32242, London, W5 3HZ | Web Site
Friends of Armenia is a charity with the aim of helping the population of Armenia to recover from the problems created by the disintegration of the Soviet Union. The name of the charity comes from an 1857 charity established by a number of British dignitaries and public figures, whos aim was to assist the Armenian people after the Hamadyan massacres. The original foundation was active from 1857 to 1952.
 
Homenetmen
PO Box 45985, Acton W3 0WH | Web Site
London chapter of the worldwide Homenetmen organization offers scouting, athletic programs for all ages, as well as yearly events such as dinners, dances, and others.