Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in People with learning disabilities

To provide affordable one to one support using the principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis to develop learning and social skills for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder and other communication difficulties. The club provides their families with an inclusive social community where they can network with other parents of, and professionals working with, children with ASD.

The Charity s Principle Activities & foundation backgroundInclude the service provision areas targeted here below:- a. Learning disabilities b. Autisms c. Sensory impaired d. Physical disabilities e. Mentally disabilities f. Elderly & E.M. I. g. Epilepsy etc

Based in a very rural area, Ryedale and the wider area of North Yorkshire, Ryedale and District Mencap provides activities, outings, social occasions, affordable holidays, friendship, support and community spirit, to adults with learning disabilities. We are a safe, welcoming, wholly inclusive group.

Trampolining, social opportunities and holiday activities primarily for children and young adults on the autistic spectrum.

Razed Roof is an inclusive theatre company offering training, workshops and performance opportunities for adults and young people with and without disabilities and learning difficulties

To advance education of the public on topics including the history and development of mental health care and treatment, personal mental health and wellbeing, learning disabilities and the First World War by running and maintaining a museum for the benefit of the public

To promote social engagement through sporting activities including Football, Bowling, Karate, Yoga.Other activities: support of a Brass Band, Youth Club, WI Ladies, Bestwood Ladies Group, Autism Group, Male Voice Choir & facilities for local and surrounding families to use.There is also support for the village Christmas Tree, parties and local events.

We support individuals with learning disabilities to play an active role in the community through partaking in life skills activities.Wigan STARS supports the training of our volunteers and members in first aid, food hygiene, safeguarding, equality and diversity amongst many others.We undertake a large variety of activities in both leisure & educational purposes within the local community.

Social and respite evening club for adults with learning difficulties.

To promote the relief of people with learning disabilities in Nottinghamshire particular through the provision of housing.

The Charity raises funds in the UK and applies the same exclusively to fund schools and NGOs operating and based in Nepal that work with children and young persons with disabilities. Currently the support is donated to a residential home for 50 children with disabilities, a school for children with severe needs, an ability development society working with young disabled persons and Autism Care.

Curriculum support tutoring in basic skills for key stages 1-5, principally though not exclusively for young people of BME heritage. Sourcing and providing apprenticeships and work experience to youths at risk of becoming NEET (between ages 16-24 years and up to 35 years for those with learning disabilities).Training in crafts production such as natural handmade soap and cosmetics, jewellery.

AL IMRAN CENTRE FOR AUTISM AND CANCER promotes early intervention of children with autism and childhood cancer and provide supports for parents with resources and help to lessen the stress and anxiery

To work and promote the social awareness and integration into society for people with learning disabilities

Our objective is to tackle the disadvantage faced by people with learning difficulties living in England. Out of 1.6 million people less than 6.1% are in work. We will work with, Adults and young people with a learning disability, schools, organisations and charities to make the changes that these people need. Positively changing the lives of less able people and their families.

We provide theraputic horse riding for Adults and Children with physical or learning disabilities, including all autistic spectrum disorders. Horse riding provides opportunities for improved physical and mental well being through therapy, enjoyment, skill development and achievement. Saxon RDA specialises in riding, dressage, show jumping and endurance activities and is completely volunteer-run.

Current activities for children with autistic spectrum disorder and their families: summer and Easter holiday playschemes and a year-round programme of events including trampolining, climbing, swimming, bowling, ice-skating, horse riding, and annual summer picnic and Christmas party. Conference for parents and local professionals.

1. Provides social activities for the elderly and disabled.2. Provides Events for the community 3. Provides premises for respite club.4. Provides premises for learning disabilities team5. Provides premises for family gatherings for local residents6. Provides premises for religious groups7. Sporting activities for all ages8. Provides Activities Child9.Premises various user groups

We work with children and young people on the autistic spectrum and those with additional needs. Our projects involve the creative use of film and stop frame animation film making.

We raise funds for the benefit of the children at an autism specialist school in Wolverhampton.

CReSTeD provides a listing of schools that have been visited to check that their provision for pupils with Specific Learning Difficulties (Dyslexia) meets agreed standards. This listing is distributed on request to parents, schools, LEAs and other interested organisations free of charge.

Middlesbrough 1st promotes self-advocacy and personal development through education and training for adults with learning disabilities and their carers. We also offer an advocacy service for carers and people who access services. We hold meetings every month alongside the training and also social evenings.

The charity provides advice, consultancy, support and assistance to adults with learning difficulties and liaises with and encourage cooperation between local authorities, government departments and local education authorities. It strives to increase public awareness of a commitment to the support of adults with such learning difficulties.

The Highreach Holiday is a week-long, residential holiday for children with moderate to severe learning difficulties that takes place each year at Highfield School during the summer holidays.