Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in People with learning disabilities

Community Adult Basic Skills Cardiff, (CABS-Cardiff) was founded to help adults with learning disabilities gain the confidence and the basic skills they need to do many of the ordinary activities that most of us take for granted.

To provide housing and equipment for people with with learning disabilities and physical disabilities

The Performing Arts Children's Charity founded in the year 2000 is committed to delivering opportunities to children with special needs and disabilities (i.e. children with physical, mental, or learning disabilities) helping them integrate into the community by building their self-confidence, achieving greater independence, and overcoming social isolation through the use of the Performing Arts.

Support social activities for people with learning disabilities who attend Wear Valley Centre in Crook, County Durham

Provides assistance for people attending Ebrook Centre who have learning difficulties

Extra curricular activities and resources for students with disabilities due to Autism Spectrum Disorder attending Stone Bay Special School as day and residential pupils

Provides support for people with a Learning Difficulty through their parents and Carers by information sharing, advocacy and advice.

We raise funds and encourage donations for the extra benefit of autistic children and young people at Uffculme School. We apply to Trusts for grants to support residential holidays (Douglas Turner Trust & Grantham Yorke Trust). Parents also undertake fundraising. In 2018 visits were supported from these grants. We also apply for grants for larger items, e.g. playground equipment."

Support to people with learning disability

City of Chelmsford Mencap provides life long learning, social and respite services for people with learning disability or additional needs, as well as their families and carers. We operate in Chelmsford, Essex and provide services information and support to people across mid-Essex.

Promotion of welfare of children and adults variously diagnosed as autistic, asphasic and / or non-communicating.

Support group for people with learning disabilities, their parents & carers.

To receive legacies and bequests for the benefit of people with learning disabilities.To transfer all funds (less costs) to Prospects for People with Learning Disabilities. On 1 April 1997 the Charity transferred all its assets, liabilities and activities to Prospects for People with Learning Disabilities, a charity (number 1060571) and company limited by guarantee.

To fundraise and provide support for the pupils and their families at Riverside School, a school for pupils with a wide range of severe and profound and multiple learning difficulties. Many of our pupils also have autistic spectrum disorder and some have complex medical needs.

Social, educational and recreational activities. For example indoor and outdoor games, quizzes, craft, cookery, outings, visits, discos, entertainers etc

To provide excellence in education, vocational training, care and support for children and adults with learning disabilities.

Provides a happy, secure home with a Jewish atmosphere and a kosher kitchen for adults with moderate learning difficulties. Care and support are directed at enabling residents to achieve their full potential.

Provide neighbourhood care in the South Norwood & Woodside area, including a pop-in lunch club. Activity centre for adults with learning disabilities, stroke club, transport services.

HELPING PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES

To advance the eduction, training and welfare of adults with learning difficulties attending the St Owens Centre in Hereford, to foster good relations between the staff, the parents and others associated with the Centre, to engage in activities which support the Centre and to raise adequate funds to be used in pursuit of the foregoing activities.

provide activities for people with learning disabilities

A Preston Special Needs Primary School dealing with childeren with Severe learning difficulties

To provide services to persons with learning disabilities and others who have a charitable need for such services, focused on care, accommodation and support, education and training, and the ongoing welfare and development of the individual.

Makes grants to charities in Northamptonshire working in the field of learning disabilities.

Award grants to Isle of Wight young people and adults with physical disabilities, learning difficulties and debilitating medical conditions and Isle of Wight institutions that support same, to enable them to participate in recognised sailing courses or general sailing opportunities.