Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in People with learning disabilities

Sporting Opportunities Isle of Wight is an independent sports charity offering training and competition opportunities to athletes with learning disabilities on the island. We work closely with Special Olympics Great Britain and access local, regional and national competition opportunities through our affiliation with them.

A social club for adults with learning disabilities.

Reading Cygnets is a swimming club for people with learning disabilities. Training sessions operate for 1 hour on Sundays for those who can already swim. We are not able to teach beginners at present. The Club provides opportunities for our swimmers to take part in competitive galas with other similar clubs and in Special Olympics events at home and abroad.

Aston House is a purpose built 48 bedded care home offering Dementia, Nursing, Respite and End of Life care. The home also provides specialist care for young people with physical disabilities and learning difficulties. The Friends aim to improve the quality of life of the residents of the care home by working with staff, residents and relatives

we promote the mental and physical well-being of people with learning disabilities by providing an evening of activities each week during school term time. we provide safe travel to and from our local venue and enjoy traditional crafts, quiz nights, discos and other activities. we also take members out on day and evening trips.

Support of Me&U Youth Club. group meetings,respite, trips and events for parents and carersWorking with Dudley MBC Youth Service running one night a week specialist youth club and leading bid to take over the day to day management of Lower Gornal Youth Centre to secure the facility for the wider local communityschool holiday events, trips and activities for autistic young people

THE CLUB PROVIDES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS WITH LEARNING DIFFICULTIES.

"The promotion of social inclusion among young people with autism living in West London, who are socially excluded from society, or parts of society, as a result of their disability by:-* providing a range of skill based workshops and activities for them and their families;* offering advice and group counselling for parents; and* by offering day, residential and overseas trips for families

Also provides weekly social activities for adults with a learning disability aged 18 and over

The provision of holiday playschemes and leisure activities for children and young people with severe learning disabilities living within the City of Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire and part of East Cambridgeshire

Fund raising events such as Summer fete, Christmas fete and small events race night quiz nights ect

A social club for people with learning disabilities. Provides & seeks opportunities in leisure & social fields for members. Advances their personal development in club & community.

Initially, Mount Zion is a church based in Wigan and Zimbabwe. The congregation do assist those who seem to be in need of support, such as failed asylum seeker. In Zimbabwe we mainly focus on children who are suffering from various types of learning difficulties, such as fatal anti-convulsing syndrome, autism and many more, also we consider orphans. Donations only come from our church members.

We operate in Middlesbrough.we run a social club for people with a learning disability from ages 16 upwards..

Our aim is to provide weekly horse riding lessons during term time for people of all ages with disabilities and learning difficulties. The riding helps these people to gain some physical therapy and to gain self-confidence.

provide regular meetings for parents and carers .to provide activities for children who have additional needs to participate in to raise awareness of autism adhd within the community.

We provide a day center for Adults with Learning disabilities that include Horticulture /Crafts /Art. /guidance and advisory support / health guidance, social center providing the facilities of a disco general discussion groups and Bar ,along with seasonal events.

IDENTIFYING ACTIVITIES FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, TO REHABILITATE EX-OFFENDERS AND PREVENT CRIME THROUGH ACCESS TO, AND PARTICIPATION IN, THE ARTS AND EDUCATION PARTICULARLY IN PRISONS. ALSO FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, IDENTIFYING ACTIVITIES FOR THE RELIEF OF THE NEEDS OF PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES WHOSE ACCESS AND PARTICIPATION IN THE ARTS AND EDUCATION IS EXCLUDED OR RESTRICTED.

We offer advice and support to autistic women & girls through regular group sessions in Bristol, and seek to improve public and professional understanding of autism in women & girls through workshops and outreach.

For the public benefit, to relieve the needs of children and young people with sensory, communication, motor and medical complex needs (including Autism Spectrum and Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties) and by extension their families and carers in particular by the provision of projects, sessions and workshops focused on the beneficiaries' play, development and relationships.

- To relieve sickness and to preserve health of the patients of psychological disorders in the Somali community by providing medical assessments and medication assistance.- To promote and to protect the mental health of sufferers of psychological disorders and learning disabilities and carers in the Somali Community.

to promote the welfare of the children of Abbey Hill Special School and Performing Arts College in particular and children and young people with learning difficulties in general

Friends of Rosewood supports Rosewood Free School in the education of children with profound and multiple learning disabilities. The charity's funds aids the pupils of Rosewood Free School in attending outings, classroom provisions and leisure activities.

Raises funds for grant giving. Organises activities for people with learning disabilities.Runs club in Haywards Heath for people with learning disabilities.

Fundraising is mainly carried out by members of the public by charitable events. This also serves to raise awareness of the funding possibilities of the charity to families that previously had no access to this type of funding.