Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in People with learning disabilities

The objects of the charity as contained in its constitution are to help children and adults to overcome the problems of dyslexia and associated learning difficulties by:Providing human resources; Providing care and counselling; Providing advocacy, advice and information.The principal activity for the financial year under review was to help children and only limited guidance given to adults.

Conwy County Mencap and Gateway Club provide information & support to people with learning disabilities, their parents and carers. In addition they run various services in leisure, ski-ing, line dancing, discos etc for all ages of people with learning disabilities.

Support group run by volunteers who are parents/carers of people who are on the Autistic Spectrum and/or are on the Autistic Spectrum themselves. Hold online evening meetings via Zoom for Autistic Adults each month. Hold fortnightly Art and Wellbeing sessions for Autistic Adults. Have a library of books relating to Autism for members to borrow. Have up to date info on our website.

The Winchester Gateway Club provides recreational activities in a safe and social environment for adults with learning disabilities.

Visiting schools and colleges to deliver lectures and seminars, and producing display stands, flyers and promotional material. Adventure challenges are used to bring together special needs and mainstream pupils, which will help defeat the problems of social exclusion, whilst promoting the difficulties experienced on a daily basis by autistic and special needs students.

The Ark Centre Charity seeks to highlight effective therapies in the enablement of pre school children with autism or social and communication difficulties access education in EssexIt also supports the provision of these therapies as well as providing training to parents

AUTUS IS THE WORKING NAME FOR THE HAO2.EU FOUNDATION AND IS A LATIN WORD AND MEANS GROWTH, INCREASE OR ENLARGE.AUTUS - THE HAO2.EU FOUNDATION EXISTS TO INCREASE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONAL/PROFESSIONAL GROWTH FOR PEOPLE WITH AUTISM AND COMPLEX NEEDS, ENABLING THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AND WORK EXPERIENCE TO IMPROVE PROSPECTS.

To provide support to young people with a learning disability and their families in the Lewisham area

We use charity funds to deliver advisory services to support children and young people with Autism and their parents and carers to have an ordinary life. Our charity aim is to purchase our first supported living service, and we fundraise to make this happen. We operate in the Greater Manchester and Cheshire areas.

The provision of swimming lessons, water therapy, carer respite and social activities to people of all ages who have physical, mental health or learning disabilities (and their carers) in the Wimborne and surrounding East Dorset area, in a safe and friendly environment (which is not normally provided by statutory authorities) to improve their health and wellbeing.

Club held in Weymouth, weekly. A social evening for adults over 21 with learning disabilities.

THE CHARITY RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT CHILDREN WITH AUTISM WHO ATTEND THE MARGARET COATES UNIT. THE CHARITY ALSO PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR THE FAMILIES. THE MONEY RAISED PAYS FOR ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES AND RESOURSES UNABLE TO BE PROVIDED WITHIN THE LOCAL AUTHORITY BUDGET.

BLAST provides support for autistic children and young people and their families in Staffordshire through safe learning environments, workshops, and leisure activities. We promote social inclusion by raising public awareness, providing advocacy, and enabling autistic children and families to be part of their community

Friends of Embark provide work experience and aim to provide quality homes to adults with learning difficulties in the area of Mid Sussex.

Lighthouse Safe Harbour is designed specifically, but not exclusively, for children with Special Educational Needs (such as Autism, ADHD, Sensory Processing needs and Attachment needs), who also present with behaviour that challenges. Activities include: worship, teaching, sports, craft, plus sessions to explore the day's theme.

Education for children, young people and adults with or without learning difficulties. Teaching the value of sustainability and living lightly.

The Trust supports children with severe, profound and/or multiple learning difficulties and/or complex medical needs from birth to eleven. It provides funding to support facilities for the daily care, recreation and education of children outside of normal school hours and during school holidays.

The Trustees have formed a partnership with 3 other organisations to provide the support and professional services needed to allow the house to be occupied with people with learning disabilities. These are Warwickshire County Council Social Services which fund the support services based on a community care assessment of need to the occupiers. Bromford Housing Group which provides housing related s

Provision of a support network for parents carers siblings and other individuals affected by autism Raise awareness of autism including the impact autism has on family life Promote increased awareness of autistic spectrum disorder within the communityInvolve local community in raising awareness by encouraging them to attend social events

The Charity's mission is to help children and adults to overcome the problems of dyslexia and associated learning difficulties.

Providing support to anyone in the community with learning difficulties. Covering all running expenses of a Mini bus which is used by a local school for children with learning disabilities and any community group transporting people with disabilities to activities, functions etc. To support the Gateway Club, a weekly meeting for Adults with learning difficulties.

We are a club for adults with learning disabilities we have about 60 members aged 20 - 65. We meet once a week with entertainment and a coffee bar. Also a yearly outing.

SHINE for Autism provides support, information, group meetings, 1:1 support, workshops, recreational activities and small grants to individuals with autistic spectrum condition and their families in Cumbria.We also raise public awareness of issues affecting autistic individuals and their families through fundraising and public training/awareness.

Leisure activities --sports, arts, games, social activities-- for Adults with Learning Disabilities.

Fund Raising activities