Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in People with learning disabilities

1. Autism training in the Thames Valley area.2. Special interest youth groups.3. Parent/carer support and information

Hull Red's mission is to promote social inclusion for adults with learning disabilities, and other disabilities, primarily in Hull and East Yorkshire. Our main activities are; 1) hosting social events focused on music, the arts and nightlife, and 2) running a befriending project to support people to get out and enjoy gigs together.

To relieve the needs of people with Learning Disabilities or Autism who live or work in Cornwall and the surrounding areas. By assisting such persons to develop their full potential and obtain their rights and privileges, particularly but not exclusively by the provision of Advocacy,Support,Advice,Information,Education and Training.

To provide help & support to people with learning disabilities, and their families. Also provide facilities for recreation & leisure with the object of improving their condition of life.

People First Bridgend is the leading specialist, value-based, user-led organisation, committed to upholding the rights of people with learning disabilities and/or autistic spectrum disorder in the county of Bridgend, to enable them to obtain their full rights and privileges as citizens. We champion the rights of people with learning disabilities and/or autism and enable them to have a voice.

To provide support and guidance to parents/carers/siblings of children who are diagnosed with (or being assessed for) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and/or Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their associated conditions. To provide or assist in the provision of facilities for these families in the interest of social welfare and for recreation and other leisure time occupation.

The purpose of the Association is to relieve the condition of children with severe learning disabilities by the provision of leisure activities to assist the family or those responsible for such persons residing primarily but not exclusively in the Carmarthen area, with the help of volunteers

The Trust supports two annual camps on Mersea Island, Essex that bring together over 400 young people and adults with or without a physical or learning disability. Participants are challenged and stimulated as they gain confidence, self esteem and new friends whilst experiencing a wide range of fun and exciting activities, supported by a team of over 70 volunteers of all ages and abilities.

Various pastoral ministries, which include visiting the sick and house bound. Retreat ministry. Specialised care and support for the sick and elderly members. Support and care for people with learning disabilities. Relieving poverty by providing finance for the support of missionary projects.

Help and support people with learning disabilities and their families,dependants and carers and promote their health and wellbeing.Respond to local needs when planning and delivering our services to ensure their presence in our wider community.'Learning Disability' means any developmental or intellectual disability and any associated conditions, whether mild, moderate or severe.

We aim to accommodate all disorders with Communication and Interaction Disorders, Cognition & Learning Difficulties, Social, Emotional & Mental Health Difficulties and Sensory & Physical needs. Our plan is to have a high functioning Multi Sensory Room with a range of resources from learning to relaxation. This will facilitate all SEN Children regardless of their needs.

Support families with children with ADHD and Associated Disorders offering:School Holiday Activity Projects; After School Clubs; Drama Group; Parent/Child Training Courses; Parents Support Group Meetings; Family Outings; Christmas Party; A Drop-in Service; Library; Website; Schools/Professionals Training; Outreach Work; Representation at Meetings; Conference, Volunteer Mentoring Programme

Provision of residential care services, Supported Living services, Day Care and Theraputic services and housing and Support to adults with a Learning Disability. The training of staff to enable us to provide these services to our main client group. provision of housing for the use of Supported Living

We are a family trust which makes grants to small charitable organisations with an income below £300,000. We support children & young adults UK and worldwide in the areas of physical & learning disabilities, social disadvantage, education, poverty, sickness & trauma. We aim to support small charities and enable them to grow. All applications must be made through our online website.

BRIDGE PRIORY TRUST SEEKS TO PROVIDE HOUSING FOR PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES WITHIN THEIR OWN AREA SO THAT THEY CAN LIVE INDEPENDENTLY FROM PARENTS/GUARDIANS ETC. TOWARDS THIS END THE TRUSTEES PURCHASED A BUNGALOW FOR TWO LADIES A NUMBER OF YEARS AGO. WE HAVE RECENTLY PURCHASED A SECOND BUNGALOW TO PROVIDE A HOME FOR ANOTHER TWO YOUNG PEOPLE WHO ARE SEVERELLY DISABLED.

The support and provision for work experience and in house training for adults and young people with disabilities and /or learning difficulties within a community recycling centre. The beneficiaries are placed at CROW by Social Services and other statutory and voluntary agencies in the Coventry/Warwickshire area.

STEPPING STONES PROVIDES A RANGE OF MUCH NEEDED EDUCATION AND LEISURE CLASSES FOR ADULTSWITH LEARNING DISABILITIES, ENABLING AN OFTEN NEGLECTED SECTION OF THECOMMUNITY TO WORK FROM A BASE WHERE THEY CAN MAKE NEW FRIENDS AND BUILD THEIRSKILLS. THE CLASSES PROMOTE HEALTH & HYGIENE; EXERCISE & FITNESS; THE ARTS, SKILLS FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING AND SELF-DEVELOPMENT.

We work with groups and individuals to improve the quality of life for people with a learning disability and/or ASD and their carers in Redbridge and the neighbouring boroughs. We share information through our Website, leaflets, emails and Newssheets. We hold special events, meetings and consultations. We provide support to our members through a number of projects.

Providing social activities for children and teenagers with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Encourage the young people to develop friendships and social networks and increase their independence, self-confidence, self-esteem and social skillsEncourage inclusion and seek opportunities for the young people to take an active part in the communitySupport and a break for parents and siblings

Signposts provides information, advice, support and activities for people with learning disabilities, their families, friends, carers and professionals in Mid Sussex and surrounding areas.

Provides horticultural training and work experience for people with learning disabilities.

Provide a home(s) for life, rooted in Christian principles and ethos, with opportunities for spiritual growth, leisure, learning, training, education and employment for people with disabilities, primarily learning disabilities, reflecting each individuals needs; to fulfil their potential in community together, living lives that have security, dignity and purpose.

To support people with a learning disability, in particular by the provision of help and advice for them, their families and carers and by campaigning for better services. To provide or assist in the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation for people with a learning disability so as to improve their lives.

Caerphilly People First is a self advocacy organisation run by and for people with learning disabilities. We have over 100 members and hold regular meetings with them which gives them a chance to express their views and to get the message across that they can think for themselves and should be allowed to make their own decisons.

Provision of low cost accessible transport for any who is disadvantaged by reason of age disability or location. We operate Dial A Ride within 8 mile radius of Sudbury and accessible community car/MPV service where circumstances require such a service. We work with elderely people, with people with learning difficulties and with community based groups who are non profit making.