Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in People with learning disabilities

The Pontesbury Housing Trust provides high quality accommodation for people with special needs, in particular adults with learning disabilities, at reasonable rents. Providing housing for vulnerable people benefits society as we believe that society as a whole benefits from having people with learning disabilities living in, and contributing to, the local community.

Follow Your Dreams is a national charity that inspires children and young adults with learning disabilities to follow their dreams, and be supported through life. Our vision is for children and young adults with learning disabilities to achieve their full potential and enhance their well-being throughout life.

Provide services and support for people with a learning disability in Braintree District by offering learning and recreational opportunities, advice and information to maximise their potential enjoyment, quality of life and general well-being. Support is also offered to their families and carers. Activities take place at Charles Leeks House and, where possible, in the wider community.

Support pupils with severe learning difficulties

The object of the Charity is to advance the education of the pupils at Walton Leigh School, a school for children with severe learning difficulties, by providing facilities and equipment which are not provided by the local education authority or the school and seeks to achieve this objective through encouraging the joint participation of the school's staff, parents, pupils and the local community.

Give aid for crises overseas, and generally help improve welfare of people in developing world and disadvantaged in UK. Support conservation programmes, medical welfare & education of people with learning disabilities.

East Liverpool RDA covers Merseyside, St Helens Widnes and Warrington. We are run solely by volunteers and funded by donations and grants. We offer opportunities for children and adults with physical and learning disabilities to experience horse care and therapeutic horse riding and contact sessions. Our aim is to provide therapy through contact and horse-riding. We are run solely volunteers.

Ansaar supports People with Learning Disabilities and Carers by the provision of information, advice and support. It provides a unique separate gender day activities service for Adults with Learning Disabilities and supports them in getting employment and doing voluntary work. Bi-lingual staff offers free support to Carers.

Baptist Church, conducting public weekly Christian services, and providing activities and groups for the local community of central Southend i.e Playgroup, Toddler groups, youth and childrens work, mens and ladies work, adults with learning disabilities

Second Time Around is a charity furniture restoration project that recycles unwanted or donated wooden furniture. Our vision is training and volunteering opportunities to promote social inclusion and independance for adults with learning disabilities.

The purpose for which BEE UNIQUE is established, is to promote the Health, Education and wellbeing of pre and post Autism diagnosis in individuals in England through the forming of support groups and arranging of group activities.

B.I.R.D aims to to improve activities of day to day living of children & adults with brain injuries & learning difficulties & their families through the physical and educational therapies it offers.

We are here to support anyone affected by ADHD; this includes both adults and children with or suspected of having ADHD, and also their parents/carers and siblings.

TO ADVANCE THE ARTS FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC INCLUDING SPECIAL PROVISION FOR THOSE ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM.

TO PROMOTE THE PRESERVATION AND SAFEGUARDING OF MENTAL HEALTH AND THE RELIEF OF PERSONS SUFFERING FROM MENTAL DISORDERS AND LEARNING DISABILITIES.

Working with of individuals with learning disabilities, their families and carers by the provision of appropriate workshops, events and activities. This includes operation of a shop which as well as providing funds also is there to give work opportunities and experience to our beneficiaries

The Open Door Centre provides a day resource for adults with learning disabilities who may also have a physical disability or mental health issues. We facilitate activities that are designed to improve physical and mental health and promote healthy lifestyles. The purpose of this is to help address health inequality in adults with learning disabilities.

Providing Information, Knowledge and Support to Parents, Carers and Professionals in relation in ADHD in South West London, with a view to improving the lives of children, young people and their families.

Holiday play schemes for children with severe learning difficulties and complex medical needs. Bespoke play opportunities and experiences for children that attend Ty Gwyn School.

Our charity directly supports families going through and following their child's Autism diagnosis (and co-morbid conditions)

Connect in the North works to improve services and opportunities for people with learning difficulties. We offer training, research and consultancy.

Action for Neurodiversity (AfN) offers a bespoke counselling service for lives that have become adversely affected by the experience of Asperger's Syndrome (autism). Individuals who may benefit from AfN's service are those who are aged 3 to adult and either have autism or are in a close relationship with someone who has autism.

Advancing the education and life opportunities of young people with profound, severe and complex needs and additional difficulties arising from physical disabilities, sensory impairments or Autistic Spectrum Disorder by assisting in the provision of activities, equipment and facilities within the area of Thanet, Kent.

Providing people with learning disabilities with service and support (in Nottinghamshire) with a focus on empowering them to enjoy their lives and achieve as much as they are able. Open six days weekly sessions cover preparing for work and volunteering, confidence,self esteem,friendships,being part of the community, support to get healthier and fitter,socialising, civil rights,managing your money.

Training adults with learning disabilities in a realistic working environment to gain qualifications in catering. The Charity runs a country park caf+® at Vicar Water in Clipstone, that offer the trainees the opportunity to practice their skills and raise funds for the charity.