Global Co-operation House is the home of Rajyoga meditation in London, UK. Global Co-operation House serves as the headquarters of Brahmakumaris, UK. It has very humble beginnings from two damp small rooms in Kilburn to larger dwellings in Willesden and a community centre in Neasden, the BKWSU (Brahmakumaris World Spiritual University, UK) was able to achieve a multi-purpose built facility which was completed in 1991. GCH enabled to develop a wider range of activities to bring spirituality and Raja Yoga meditation to various sectors of the community. The house serves as a Lighthouse in the area offering a place of calm in a hectic world. The house has become a focal point of the international spiritual services and has attracted visitors from across 110 countries making it truly a house of global co-operation. In fact, the house itself was built with the voluntary financial contributions of students and teachers from all over the world. Across the UK, we work with national and local organizations and community groups in such areas as inter-religious dialogue, youth programmes, prison outreach, social work and women’s and men’s groups. BKWSU (UK) was established as a UK charity in 1975 and charges no fees for any of its activities and is being funded by voluntary contributions.