Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in People with learning disabilities

To advance the education of pupils by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities and equipment for the education of pupils with physical difficulties, severe and profound multiple learning difficulties and multi-sensory impairment at Fairfields Community Special School.

Amaudo UK works in partnership to create affordable, accessible and sustainable solutions for people experiencing mental health problems or learning disabilities in Nigeria.Amaudo UK raises awareness, assists volunteers, provides resources such as training, co-manages projects & coorinates UK support.

The society exists to present all types of entertainment which are suitable for audiences. Each year we present shows (5) and plays (3) together with shows we bring in to help with our finances. The theatre is used also by learning difficulty groups , local dance schools and our own youth group.( 35 children)

PEAK (Parenting Empowered Autistic Kids) is a pre and post diagnosis support service that is bespoke to relieve the needs of neurodiverse children such as those with autism through direct engagement with the children, parents, schools and professionals. The charity dedicates its time through direct initiatives ensuring children receive the best developmental opportunities and maintain their rights

It provides support and guidance to individuals with learning disabilities and their families and carers. It helps to raise awareness of the needs of people with learning disabilities by assisting with national campaigns, such as accessible toilets, and local initiatives such as the training of NHS staff.

THE OBJECTIVES OF THE CHARITY ARE:TO PROMOTE THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF PEOPLE WITH A LEARNING DISABILITY (MENTAL HANDICAP) IN THE AREAS CURRENTLY COVERED BY THE COUNTIES OF CARDIFF AND THE VALE OF GLAMORGAN.THE MAIN ACTIVITIES ARE THE PROVISION OF INFORMATION FOR CARERS AND FAMILIES AND REPRESENTING CARERS' VIEWS AT PLANNING MEETINGS IN ORDER TO ENSURE THAT UNPAID CARERS' VIEWS ARE REPRESENTED.

The foundation applies income and capital in provision of grants to charitable organisations for the purposes of education, and housing and training for those with learning difficulties, the advancement of knowledge of the history and techniques of interior decoration, fabric design, other decorative materials and landscape gardening, including with reference to the work of Oliver Ford.

ASCape is the only charity of its kind dedicated to improving the lives of autistic children and young adults (4-25) in West Dorset. We support children and their families through a range of family-based activities, offering a successful program of social groups and family activities free or at low-cost for all age ranges, from the very youngest children through to young people over the age of 18.

We have over 100 members who have a broad range of both physical and learning disabilities. We hold weekly football training which are accessible to anyone age 6 and over with a disability. We participate in competitive football matches and tournaments in disability football leagues. In addition to football sessions we offer social events and activities to our members.

Wigan & Leigh People First is a user led self advocacy charity for people with Learning Disabilities. We try and make sure that people with learning disabilities have a voice and are listened too. We listen to what our members have to say and campaign about the things that are important to them. We develop projects that support the hopes & dreams of our membership.

We advance the education of children with autism and conditions related to autism through methods of learning and education develpoped by Dr maria Montessori.We run regular sessions for Parents and babies, toddlers and children.We provide Professional SEN training, consultancy services, a HelpLine and publish material with special emphasis on Special Needs.

Providing youth social action in the form of youth-led raising awareness workshops about youth mental health and autism to marginalised communitiesProviding psychologically-informed peer support to emotionally dysregulated and autistic young people.

Educational meetings and support are provided for Parents/Carers and Professionals who care for children with specific learning difficulties (dyslexia) and related conditions. Information and guidance is offered to families and individuals, and Conferences and Workshops are arranged. Dyslexia Screening, Assessment, Tuition and Group Activities are available for adults and children with dyslexia.

Bolton Adult Autism Support (BAAS) is a grassroots charity supporting autistic adults and their carers. Our Vision is a society that accepts, involves and understands autistic people. Where all autistic adults and their carers feel they belong. Our service offers a Befriending Service, Group Social & Life Skills Events, Welfare Benefits Advocacy, Carers Only Support & Autism Awareness Training.

Further work skills and creating employment for young people with special educational needs and autism. Undertaking conservation, gardening and horticulture activities in our local area.

We provide activities for children and young people with autism, associated disorders, learning difficulties and their families. We provide a range of family activities inclusive of all age ranges, abilities and siblings. Our services are differentiated to meet the needs of children with autism and to support the whole family.

None Statutory Advocacy support services- enabling individual with a learning disability to be empowered to speak up for themselves or their peers.Disability hate crime project- support individual with a learning disability to report hate crime to the police.Easy Read and communication service - support with editing.Advice and guidance - support with welfare benefit and housing issues.

We are a school for pupils with severe learning difficulties from 2-19. We provide a broad and balanced curriculum which meets the statutory requirements of the national curriculum.

TO RELIEVE THE NEED AND PROTECT THE HEALTH OF PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND CARERS AFFECTED BY AUTISTIC SPECTRUM CONDITION THROUGHOUT NORFOLK FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT WORKING TO IMPROVE THE UNDERSTANDING AND KNOWLEDGE OF AUTISM AND PROVIDE SERVICES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC AND AUTISTIC PEOPLE.

The principal activity of the charity will aim to raise funds from an annual golf day and related events, including sponsorship and donations. These funds will then be used to provide relief to children and young people, within the area of Dorset and surrounding counties, who are suffering from physical or learning disabilities, in line with the Charity's objective.

The Shelley Centre is a member of The Riding for the Disabled Association Charity no 244108. As an independent charity we provide riding for the health & wellbeing for children and adults with physical and learning disabilities. We not only teach riding skills but use the horse for therapy through exercise. We work five days a week during term time with approx 130 riders a year and 90 volunteers.

Weekly Kids Club for children with autism, weekly Lego Therapy sessions, annual Fair, annual World Autism Day, annual camp, day trips throughout the summer, parent drop in sessions, advice and signposting, training for parents, social activities for parents, horse riding for children, swimming.

Charity activities: - We run the London Autism Group (a support group for anyone whose lives have been influenced by autism and who resides in or near to London). - We are also commencing a podcast show about autism (first episode scheduled for October)- We plan to make grants- Provide advocacy, advice and information - Sponsor & undertake research- Conduct anti-stigma campaigns

The provision of accommodation and facilities for people with learning difficulties.

Eric Knows provides training and employment support to disabled and autistic people. We work collaboratively with employment support agencies, colleges, universities, and other not for profit organisations. Eric Knows also operates to support SEND children, young people and their families whilst providing a safe space to flourish and thrive. We are primarily run by disabled and ND people.