Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in People with learning disabilities

We are an Independent, Residential Special School, approved by the DfE for Boys aged from 5 to 13 years, who present with Behavioural, Emotional & Social Difficulties, as well as Mental Health issues, including aspects of Autistic Spectrum Disorder & other conditions.

A not-for-profit provider of Support & Social Housing to people who have a learning disability and/or associated disability, which enables our beneficiaries to live within their local community. Furtherance of our general aim to provide benefits to our beneficiaries we aim to provide alternative social life experiences that would otherwise be unavailable due to financial hardship.

To provide homes to meet the needs of service users with learning disabilities, to create a modern enviroment with the best care and fascilities possible.

The Charity's object and its principal activity is to provide a range of social and educational programmes and services that provides projects for children, young people and adults with physical disabilities, sensory disabilities, autism and/or learning disabilities.

Gesher is a unique independent all through school for children aged 4 to 16. We opened in September 2017 and provide a specialist learning environment for children with special educational needs. These include language, communication and social pragmatic difficulties and those associated with ADHD and specific learning difficulties. We have a specialism in autism spectrum challenges.

To provide a range of support services to adults with a learning disability, including the provision of: registered residential care; registered supported living services; day services offering meaningful learning, sport and leisure activities; support for service users to find employment.

Significant activitiesTo provide good quality accommodation to vulnerable adults in the community meeting their individual needs. We helppeople in Barrow, Ulverston, Askam and Kendal and are looking to expand into other areas in the future.To help those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, individuals who struggle with mental or physical health orwith a learning difficulty.

Provision of accommodation and support for adults with learning disabilities. This includes registered care homes, domiciliary support and programmes of daytime activities.

Raising aspirations and achievements, advancing in life and meeting the educational, personal, social, communication and interaction needs of young people age between 16 and 25 with learning difficulties, disabilities and/or special educational needs (16-25 LLDD) in and around the region of the South East England by developing their skills, knowledge, understanding, capacities and capabilities.

Daisy Chain Project Teesside works with autistic and neurodivergent individuals and their families to support and empower them through the provision of holistic person-centred services, whilst promoting training, wellbeing, inclusion and acceptance regionally and nationwide.Daisy Chain's vision is for every autistic person to live a life they enjoy and is meaningful to them at every stage.

We are a Charity that provides outstanding support services for people with Learning Disabilities, Mental Health issues, Physical Disabilities and Acquired Brain Injuries in the North West of England.We began in 1991 and now support over 100 people via our support living, social and learning, out and about, Multiple and Complex Health Needs and Children's Services.

Provision of advice, practical support and care, plus leisure and supported work activities for people of all ages with a learning disability, physical disability or mental health support need who live within Andover and Southern England. Also campaign for the rights of our beneficiaries and provide individual advocacy support.

The charity supports children and adults who have physical and/or learning disabilities with priority being given to those with the most severe disabilities.

A school that provides full time education for children with specific learning difficulties,small classes and individual daily tuition to enable pupils to return to mainstream as soon as possible

The Southover Partnership provides education for children on the autistic spectrum and those with social, emotional and mental health needs. We are a special school for secondary aged pupils, an outreach service that provides support in school for children from 4-19 who have special needs and a home tuition service for children who are unable to attend their own school because of complex needs.

To provide supported accommodation and meaningful work activities to residents with a Learning Disability who hold their own tenancy in the charity's property. To provide meaningful work activities to non-residents with a learning disability.

To provide quality care and training to those with disabilities, including learning disabilities to maintain or improve their quality of life and to help them live as independently as possible.

Provides care services for a range of people with disabilities. These include day care centres for older people, support services for people in their own homes, befriending support in the community and assisting adults with a learning disability to acquire skills that improve opportunites for independent living.

ONE TRUST PROVIDES A RANGE OF SERVICES, THERAPIES AND SUPPORT TO ADULTS WITH A LEARNING DISABILITY OVER THE AGE OF 18. THE SERVICE ALSO SUPPORTS FAMILY CARERS, PROVIDING RESPITE DURING THE DAY AND ADVICE AND SUPPORT. THE SERVICE ALSO PROVIDES TRANSPORT AND ACCESS TO A RANGE OF BUILDING RESOURCES INCLUDING A STATE OF THE ART HUB FOR PEOPLE WITH COMPLEX NEEDS.

TO PROVIDE WELFARE SERVICES TO RESIDENT & NON-RESIDENT PEOPLE WITH AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDERS.

Residential care provision for young adults with learning disabilities, located in rural village communities. The Charity has four care homes, plus a transition home for challenging needs. We embrace the principles and ethos of Rudolf Steiner. The organisation also provides day care services in an urban farm setting, with a choice of learning activities including horticulture and animal nurturing.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL AND REMEDIAL TRAINING TO ALL PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DIFFICULTIES OF ANY RELIGION RACE CREED ETHNIC ORIGIN OR COLOUR WHO QUALIFY FOR SUCH TRAINING. WE SHALL PROVIDE SUCH COMPETANT PERSONNEL AS IN THE OPINION OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS ARE ADEQUATE TO CARRY OUT THE WORK.

- To educate and train young people with learning disabilities including vocational and basic skills and personal development, preparing them for possible work placements and employment and encouraging independent living - To Promote the personal development of young people, including those with learning disabilities, through the provision of challenging activities.

The charity supports people with learning disabilities to achieve a good life in their community by providing care support, day service and accommodation services.

The charity is part of the Association of Camphill Communities and was established specifically dedicated to serving the needs of young people with learning difficulties over the age of 16, in their transition to adulthood by creating community through living, learning and working. The Mount is guided by the principles of Dr Karl Konig, and is based on anthroposophy inspired by Rudolf Steiner.