Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in People with learning disabilities

HOPE Community Allotment's main activity involves running four allotment plots where adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical or mental ill-health, isolation, long-term unemployment and associated issues engage in a wide range of gardening activities, help with the maintenance our plots and grow organic fruit and vegetables.

D'Arts provides creative workshops at weekends in Exeter for adults with learning disabilities and disabilities. We also put on events such as our annual weekend music and arts festival D'ArtsFest. We work with small creative organisations and individuals to deliver an interesting and diverse monthly programme. The days are supported by a group of dedicated volunteers.

The relief of people with a learning disability in particular by the provision of help and support for them and their families, dependants and carers, and to prevent learning disabilities for the public benefit.

Dial Wood provides a carriage driving and pony care experience to clients with physical disabilities and learning difficulties.

Working together with another charity, The Myosotis Trust, we fund a home (House of Roses) in Romania for five young adults with learning disabilities. They came from the institutionalised state care system and our aim is to rehabilitate them and enable them to reach their full potential within a normal home environment.

The trust works in three areas; 1) providing funding to poor families to relieve suffering and the effects of poverty in Barlad 2) provide funding to UK charity (RAKE 1055378) who fund a house for five young adults with learning difficulties known as the House of Roses in Barlad Romania 3) provide funding to Romanian NGO (Asociata Myosotis Romania) who run a day centre Casa Esme in Barlad Romania

We are a not for profit charity whose aims are to provide a counselling/psychotherapy service (Talking Therapy) in the local community. We help with a number of problems such as Bereavement, ADHD, Domestic violence,Anxiety and Stress etc. In addition we help homeless people before and after they are discharged from hospital. Established in 2013. We have one full time worker plus volunteers..

For people with learning disabilities and their families. Aims to enable people with learning disabilities to access leisure and social activities in the community and opportunities for personal development including self-advocacy.Campaigns for the rights of people with a learning disability and works with other organisations and groups for the benefit of people with learning disabilities.

We enable voices of local people with learning disabilities and family carers to be heard.We work with people with learning disabilities and family carers to campaign; to challenge providers of local and national services; to raise awareness of learning disability and local and national issues relating to learning disability and fundraise to support our work.

Children's Aid Team provides information, support, activities and services for children with learning disabilities and their families.

Dudley Olympics provides year round athletics and social events for people with a learning disability, This includesswimming at Halesowen Leisure Centrefootball at Hillcrest Sports Hallathletics " " "social events within the clubentering sporting events at local and regional levels

Nations Together operates in the Kilimanjaro Region of Tanzania, East Africa. Our aim is aid social inclusion, respect and acceptance for adults with a learning difficulty.Our outcomes are met through an Activity Center and person centered planning. The activities may include: music, art & crafts, numeracy & literacy, vocational skills and social outings with the community.

Social Club for people with learning disabilities. We include sport - disco arts, games etc.

The national association brings together, under one membership umbrella, all stakeholders focused on a different and improved future for and with autistic and neurodivergent children and adults in education. The association is an agent for change in the educational landscape across the UK, with longer term aspirations of being an influential voice across the globe.

Our main mission is to relieve the needs of children and those suffering with autistic spectrum conditions and other learning disabilities and their families/carer's by providing support, practical advice and raising awareness. Services offered include Information and Awareness Sessions, Sign-posting Services, Admin and Basic Clerical Services and Advocacy amongst others.

The provision of social, leisure and educational activities for people with learning disabilities and their parents or other carers.To work with people with learning disabilities to help them to have as independent a life as possible in accordance with their wishes.To increase public knowledge of the problems faced by people with learning disabilities and their families.

We provide horse riding to children with learning disabilities. We provide this opportunity to children at three schools in the east of Hertfordshire - the schools are Middleton, Bengeo and Edwinstree.

To provide gymnastics and trampolining activities for children, young people and adults with disabilities - e.g. learning, physical, sensory, emotional and behavioural, autistic spectrum. The charity ha s struggled to operate since Covid lockdown, and will initiate the process of winding down as of September 2024.

Running of a commercial Cafe to provide work experience for individuals with learning disabilities.

The relief of people with a learning disability - in particular by the provision of help and support for them and their families, dependents and carers, and to educate the public regarding learning disabilities.

The Clubhouse Project Limited provides day care for young adults with severe learning difficulties in a safe and secure site and also in the local community by supporting them in accessing relevant and stimulating activities.

The Grove Club provides an evening of social interaction for adults with learning difficulties. They enjoy music, games and socialising.

Giving people with learning disabilities in Southend a voice that is used to help shape future services.

A Social Club for people with learning disabilities we meet fortnightly. On Club night we have an activity i.e., movement to music and a craft activity. We have a raffle and coffee bar. We have Summer and Christmas parties and outings. Our members have their own sub committee where they put forward their ideas/requests. The Club has a happy environment shared by both members and volunteers alike.

The provision of residential, respite and day services in a therapeutic community for people with special developmental needs, which can include life crises, mental health problems, an/or learning disabilities, however, the registered care home run by the charity has now been closed.