Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in People with learning disabilities

Supporting children and adults with learning disabilities and/or physical impairments to access their community; supporting the homeless and adults with mental health conditions through befriending projects; facilitating initiatives aimed at making South Wales a greener, cleaner and safer area - through community and environmental initiatives.

We provide the following activities for young people with learning disabilities or autism:A Youth Club at Redlees Play CentreGardening at Osterley ParkMultisport in and around IsleworthA programme for people not in education, employment or trainingWe also provide support to unpaid family carers, and operate a disabled cycle scheme

Time Out Group (North West) is a member led organisation for adults (over 18) with learning disabilities/autism. We provide a range of activities that are active, educational and social that focus on the health and wellbeing of our members. We operate in the North West of England. Our services are run at our hub and in the community, providing support for our members, their parents and carers.

To support families with Autism Spectrum Condition or Aspergers Syndrome, whether diagnosed or not, living in Cheshire

Our aim is to enable people with learning disabilites and autism to take part in the arts and to produce theatre and film that helps them to explore the issues that are most important to them, increase their skills and independence, improve their helath and wellbeing, reduce social isolation and and become more visible and active in their communities.

The charity supports people in Worcestershire, with learning disabilities, to self-advocate. We are a member led charity who supports it's members with learning disabilities to speak up for themselves, ensure services are inclusive and reasonable adjustments are in place.

To enhance the lives of children and adults with learning disabilities through the use of multi-sensory books

Goldhay Arts is a charity offering adults with a learning disability the opportunity to train and develop their artistic skills and interests in the performing and visual Arts. We aim to provide a quality service for adults with a learning disability with an emphasis on personal development through the Arts.

We run drama groups, singing and music projects, a professional Theatre Company, accessible film club and other creative activities for children, young people and adults with learning disabilities and autism in Kent & Medway. We celebrate difference, challenge perceptions and support people to shine in their own way. We nurture friendships, develop confidence, advance skills and improve wellbeing.

Interplay tours, nationally, a multi-sensory show for children, aged 5 To 18 with profound and multiple learning disabilities and undertakes bespoke arts intervention projects. It runs an industry-based learning programme across film, radio, music and theatre to create artistic products with 14- 16s not in education. It is also lead partner of I Love West Leeds Festival a community arts festival

The Charity supports people with learning disabilities to learn new skills through a variety of work based projects. These include Spokes, a bike rebuilding project, Twigs, a horticultural project and Go Green, a recycling project

To provide accommodation for persons with autism, both for respite care and supported living.To provide funds as grants, whenever possible, to aid families with autistic children in need.

PAC provides therapeutic interventions for young people aged 6 to 25 presenting with emotional, interpersonal and mental health problems and challenges often with associated learning disability. By delivering this preventative work young people address their problems before they escalate, they re-engage into education or employment and live more positive lives within society.

We are a charity based in Chichester providing a wide range of accessible learning and development opportunities and supported work/volunteering placements for young people (aged 18 to 35) with learning disabilities. We aim to provide environments where the young people can come together to build their skills working with community partners to help them work towards future independence.

Colchester Gateway Clubs provides social clubs and activities for adults with learning disabilities. Our activities include craft, art, socialising, drama, music, dance, disco, trips, weekends away. We also provide an advocacy and support service to people with learning disabilities and their families/carers.

Offering regular provision of dance activities for children, young people and adults with a learning disability in South London. Creating public performance works made by company dancers with a learning disability and presenting this work in London and sometimes nationally. Providing regular engagement and outreach in schools, colleges, community settings and theatre and art venues.

Improving and supporting the lives of autistic children, young people and adults, their parents, their families and carers.

Spectrum Cambridge is a multi award winning, parent led children's charity. We provide events, sessions, and support for families of children with Autism, additional needs, learning difficulties, and disabilities. As an organisation, we are family focused, advocates of collaboration, passionate about increasing inclusion and well being, while reducing isolation in our work with SEND.

Frontline enables and supports people with a learning disability and high support needs to live full and productive lives through their activie inclusion within the Brentwood Community.

Promise Inclusion Limited provides relief for people with learning disabilities in particular providing help and support for them and their families, dependants and carers.

St Paul's is a Christian community serving the people of North Marylebone. We are open 7 days a week, and our building hosts a huge variety of community groups, including exercise classes for the elderly, music for children, support groups for those with learning difficulties, dance classes, and more.

The JPK has been formed to provide a Supported living Centre in Eastbourne and surrounding areas for people with a learning disability. 24 en suite studio apartments plus communal rooms for socialisation.Community Training Centre with Tea Room, Bakery, Commercial Kitchen and Charity Shop for training work experience and integration with the local community. Planning Consent and site purchased.

Navigator Programme: a one-to-one mentor-style activity to help navigate a persons autismPositive Pals: small social groups, providing a space for autistic adults to meet sociallyDiscovery Panel: discovering autism workshop, written by autistics for autistics, learning about autism and coping strategies with peersAutism Awareness: training for everyone which is co-delivered by autistics

Our mission is the relief of hardship and the protection of persons with mental health issues or mild learning disabilities, through the provision of supported housing accommodation.We provide residents with an innovative and comprehensive service in a respectful environment. We aim to encourage and empower them and support their journey towards living an independent and fulfilled life

Development of visual communication resources (signing, symbols and pictures) for children and adults with verbal communication difficulties. Most users have learning disabilities or autistic spectrum disorders. Training and free advice provided