Economic and community development Charities That specialise in Unemployment

Lewes Open Door runs a support service for guests to receive food, drinks, clothing, toiletries and bedding .We provide signposting to statutory & other voluntary services and limited outreach in accompanying individuals to appointments with recovery services, GPs & other health services, banks, the Job Centre & similar organisations.

Provide free and confidential signposting and advice, on immigration, housing, welfare, health, education and employment as well interpreting services to refugees and asylum seekers from the Horn of Africa in need within the UK Help internally displaced and internationally displaced Oromo people in Ethiopia and elsewhere.

We do the promotion of social inclusion, we relieve poverty and distress, we preserve and protect good health, we provide advice to couples and families in UK and overseas,particularly but not exclusively in Essex, by the provision of advice,information and assistance in such matters as health,education , sport,music,drama,training for employment,translation services,housing and welfare rights.

Established in 1990, WAA (Wirral Asian Association) is a non-political, non-profitable cultural organisation for the people of Asian origin residing within the area of Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council. We intend to bring the community together and help us to tackle the common issues that as Asian may face w.r.t education, jobs, housing and health, by organising events to raise awareness.

We provide support services that help socially excluded individuals and deprived communities to become independent and integrated into society. our services include:providing training and development providing temporary financial helpproviding counselling & support servicemaking grantfood distribution to the needyproviding references to support their job applications and the others.

CAFI, promote educational which help to eliminate poverty and disadvantaged amongst the BAME community groups based in Newham/London. Includes: learning and reading, homework schemes after school schemes, job skills development for the unemployed young people to move forward to the labour market and tackle the issues which are facing this group not to participate fully in community development.

Improve the lives of the disadvantaged group by provision of assistance and services. Counselling, Advising, Translation, Job searches, CV writing, Filling forms, phone calling, Youth and young persons consolidation and confidence building through assistance in educational and sporting activities, helping disadvantaged families cope up with economic and social difficulties and inter grate into the

Request for grants are considered from residents of Litton Cheney only.1. School leavers going to university, apprenticeships or first full time employment.2. Elderly on limited income towards cost of heating etc.3. Those needing financial help resulting from sudden illness or bereavement etc.4. Other Litton Cheney charities eg. School, Church and Community Associations.

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit, the preservation and protection of good health among in particular but not exclusively men in Chippenham and the surrounding area, including those who are retired, unemployed or have health problems, through the provision of facilities for hobbies, recreation or other leisure time occupation including practical interests, skills sharing, the lear

- Conduct free English classes for non-English speakers in the local community. - Conducted basic IT classes. - sessions of CV writing with local community people and guiding sessions to get jobs and career development.

Supporting people (mainly, but not exclusively, young people from the black community in Greater Manchester) to find vocations in the arts and employment.We work with colleges and employers to support candidates by providing bursaries, grants and mentoring.

It provides opportunities during the day time for education and recreation for mature people no longer in full time employment.

Main activitiesTo help poor people for education, prevention or relief from povertyTo engage youth to find job, sports activities. To facilitate educational and sports activities for youth.Trained 25 youth about project planning and management255 persons and families had been helped for their enquiries for job applications legal advice information.

WELSA is a voluntary organisation that helps vulnerable and disadvantaged Somali people. We give them advice and we also translate for them hen required. I also help them when they are job hunting. Although the younger generations have learnt and mastered the English language, unfortunately many elders and parents still truffle with day to day activities due to the language barrier.

Women Together Association, (WTA) , support Woman and their children going through domestic violence, personal relationship, unemployment, disability, and Social Problems. We advocate for our Service Users. We run activities such as annual cultural exhibition, youth club, talent show, drama /art club, dinner award conference, training, seminars, exam-time support and counselling.Home visits.

General Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingMedical/Health/SicknessDisabilityRelief of PovertyAccommodation/HousingArts/cultureSport/recreationEnvironment/Conservation/HeritageEconomic/Community development/Employment/christian work shops / seminars/events

Donations to causes principally in the areas of education, youth employment and self employment, coomunity, health and social care

To provide financial aid for the poor people of Bangladesh and to provide the means for them to find and retain a job.

113 Economic/Employment (not community development) 201, Young adults 18-29 (not children), 301 Makes grants to individuals (does not include loans).

To benefit the children in the Watamu area of Kenya, by education, and vocational training to ensure they will find employment and not have to resort to prostitution or theft to survive, which includes the teaching of moral living according to Christain values, thus stemming the rising tide of AIDS and HIV. Our aim is to enhance the African culture and not to destroy their heritage.

LEAP enables students [14 to 19] to set up their own companies for a year, learning business skills, teamwork and problem solving. The programme helps them gain confidence and skills, which helps them with interviews for jobs and/or University. LEAP is run by volunteers from schools and local businesses.

To advance the education of socially and economically disadvantaged children and young people in Southern Africa by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities to enable them to undertake training in skills and trades education as a preparation for entry to any occupation, trade or profession or for self employment.

THE OBJECTIVE OF THE CHARITY IS THE RELIEF OF PERSONS WHO ARE BLIND OR PARTIALLY SIGHTED BY THE PROVISION FOR SUCH PERSONS OF FACILITIES FOR EMPLOYMENT AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING.

Extended learning for pleasure for those no longer in full time employment.

Providing free education, training, rehabilitation and supported employment for people with special needs.